c. robert card, a 40 year old man is named as a person of interest. that is often a legal nicety that comes before naming in a suspect. and they say according to the main information and analysis center, he is a man who has had some mental health difficulties. here he was a reported hearing voices. he was committed to a mental health facility for a couple of weeks last summer. more importantly, he is a trained firearms instructor in the army reserve that is according to the state of maine. so he is a potentially dangerous man. he's carrying around an assault weapon in those pictures that of been released by authorities there. apparently committing about the shooters alleged to have committed shootings and both a restaurant and a bowling alley. at that bowling alley there was a children's event. we still don't know much more about the casualties, except there are reports that now 22 people have been killed. 50 people have been injured and this man is still at large. police have issued a photo. ready of his subaru, a 2013 white car that has been found 1

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get on our mobile app at c-span now. robert in texas, independent line. go ahead.aller: thank you. i am not -- i have been in austin since 2011 and i am originally from chicago where i still believe in the type of democrats that are hidden chicago and i am a jim thompson type of democrat, centrist, where this is something that needs to be addressed throughout this country and what has to be addressed in congress right now. when it comes to that, even henry spoke about the progressives but you also have the speaker three weeks ago. congress needs to get to the point of getting back to the middle and then you can address as far as what things need to be put as far as bills go. illinois was a purple state as far as i'm concerned. host: darnall in philadelphia, democrats lined. caller: i would like to speak of hamas in gaza as it aligns with black panther black neighborhoods. as america is seeking global leadership, there are still issues at home, illustrated by george floyd. in my city of philadelphia, some black neighborhoods are almost excluded from construction. my

c. and here she is attacking republicans for daring to support kennedy. well, republicans seemed to have a new favorite democrat, robert f kennedy junior, and as long shot presidential run against or by and have become something of a 6 ation and right wing circles bit of a recession leading republican candidate, donald trump, as openly praise tim fox news has dedicated a considerable amount of air time to him, reading over everything from his work out routine to his family name yeah, spots and the kennedy name and how his quote polling so well against joe biden. so what you just heard is a class a catch up. it's the furthest thing from a fair and balanced journalistic approach to story telling that one could witness. and that's about to say that kennedy should not be question for some of the things he said, and some of the things he's done, but again, the ferocity of the attack with no room for new ones. no, ma'am, for the benefit of doubt makes many motors think you know what, she must be doing something right. and joining us now to talk about this to discuss this topic about our k junior further is dr. wilmer leon, d

that robert kennedy junior has to, has to overcome because they're, they're no debates. so basically the d n c has, it's is a coronation of joe biden for a 2nd term. so you think they're not having debates because they don't think that joe biden, given his condition, his age, et cetera, has the stamina to withstand or the intellectual acuity to be argumentative, disability. in fact, i will say to you, i will be very surprised if joe biden makes it to november of 24. i think that they're going to give us a bait and switch and the bait and switch is going to be gavin newsome. it's not going to be robert kennedy junior. how about the cadillac hers? are you skipped for the vice president for what? she's the vice president, if they move out the president. oh, you mean to do it took me to the right, haven't read. no. i was being a little facetious. no, no, absolutely not. you think she's we, i think she is an empty vessel. while she right there, she's in way over her head. i want to ask you about speaking of a w wasserman schultz. okay. what, what's the whole anti semite thing? she was, you know, sh

according to federal prosecutors, robert menendez and his wife took a bribe in the form of a 60,000-dollar mercedes-benz cmaged car. the indictment of robert menendez and his wife contains a text message from her, saying all is great, exclamation point, i'm so excited to get a car next week, exclamation point. they indictment says she told the man who was bribing them that she would, quote, never forget this. so, you've killed a man with a car and you are so excited to get a car next week, not even slightly traumatized about driving, not in any way. and the thing you say you will never forget is that bribe that got you a car. not the man you killed. the indictment contains a text message that seemed creepy enough, when all we knew, it was describing, was an alleged bribe. but now that we know that it is the reward mrs. menendez got after killing someone, it reads as sickeningly perverse. she wrote to new jersey senior senator, congratulations, mon amour de la vie, we are the proud owners of a 2019 mercedes. she got that car only because she killed someone with her previous car. and she calls herself a pro

c-span. >> historian edward roberts calls kenneth rendell the manuscript wrister. rendell's new book is about traveling the world during his career, buying, selling significant, iconic, historic letters and documents, from the renaissance to present-day. the title of ken rendell's book is safeguarding history, trailblazing adventures inside the world of collecting and forging history. one of the stories he tells is about his role in determining whether the hitler diaries, published in 1983, were real or fake. >> historian kenneth rendell on this episode of book notes plus. book notes plus is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts.

robert is in phoenix, arizona, a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. a long time c-span watcher. first time caller. nice job on the new set. it's looking nice and stunning. i wanted to call in and say that in terms of the house speaker battle, congresses got to get themselves together now. i'm personally rooting for mason rockefeller running from the state of georgia. i think if congress can get this guy in, he is a good moderate, good man. host: this is our second caller this morning, brentwood, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning to you. my comment is about the israel-hamas deal. there was much discussion prior to israel destroying hamas and what will be done with the 2 million inhabitants of cap -- of gaza. i think all those countries that have made relationships israel should donate an individual to serve as part of an interim government, the saudi's, the jordanians , not theqatars because they are harboring the leadership of hamas but all those countries that want to make comments from the sidelines, they should offer their candidates to serve as an interi

robert f. kennedy jr., live in philadelphia. you're watching c-span. >> he draws crowds full of republicans, democrats and independents all in one place. so what that's telling me is that americans want to work together. they want someone to bring them together and make this country better. so that's what bobby is ready to do. he is ready to fight for the working class american because he's been doing it all his life. i've been watching him do it. matter of fact, he's a environmental attorney and for decades he's been fighting against these corrupt corporations that were stealing from the working class american. i was in san francisco when bobby and his law firm stood up against montanto -- monsanto on behalf of one man, a man named mr. johnson who was a groundskeeper at a school, and he would wear roundup weed killer on a tank on his back and do his job, kill the weeds, spray the lawn and he started developing lesions on his back. he reached out to me and thought monsanto and told them what was happening, could this possibly be caused by roundup

robert card. i guess i didn't believe he is the person who opened fire on multiple occasions in the city last night. just an. c absolutely horrific, terrific night and made this is my 5th year covering the state and there's never been anything like that that ever happened either is turning now to israel's war against him. us is really army radio is reporting. the troops have carried up a large ground incursion of ground incursion in the gaza strip over night to attack from us positions. israel's defense forces released this footage of the operation describing it as the biggest incursion into gaza. yet they say they attacked multiple homos targets before withdrawing. this comes as 2 people were treated for shrapnel injuries after an overnight rocket fired from gaza, struck a residential building. it is 3 hours before the ground rate, israel's prime minister benjamin netanyahu gave a televised address saying that israel was continuing to prepare for a full scale ground operation in gaza. while he did not give details, he repeated a warning to palestinians to move to the south of gossip the same, we're getting re

c. asselin, 53. william a. young, 44, his son aaron, 14, and robert violette, 76. and his wife , lucille violette.lliam frank brackett, 48. keith macneir, 64. >> remember them all. that is it for this hour. i am alicia menendez. i'm going to see you back here later tonight, six pm eastern, four "american voices". >> nobody could find her and her phone was off. >> yet to start working worst-case in areas. >> did she jump off the bridge? >> i was just shof

and so i admire robert kennedy junior for pointing out he has the courage to point out that the c i a, was involved in this, it befuddled as may why he gives the pentagon a pass. because clearly the pentagon was, it was involved in a to with their fraudulent autopsy, but give him credit. and what, what i don't understand is why he wants the federal government to protect him. the federal government, through the national security establishment that included elements of the secret service were responsible for the killing of his uncle. i think he's better off with private security guards and then perhaps his father's, he himself, inmates and joe biden continues the cover a by not releasing those papers. so we have an election in which your running and trump looks that's perhaps to be jailed. who knows, running his campaign like eugene debs in the twenty's from prison was the honor of k junior threatened with this as i'm what do your family think about you running again? where is this time where it's nothing, you know, they're not, they're not worried about me. they're not worried about th

reportedly id will have this over to walk easy shape. co c has more, so we're starting to get some information about this individual and i called robert card. he's of mine in his early forties. and we've also learned that he is an ex or maybe current firearms instructor in the us reserve military. and that, of course, would give him a significant access to knowledge and awareness around 4, rams. a. there are images circulating now online and some have been officially circulated of him carrying what looks like and a salt style weapon and m for style weapon, very common in the united states. and unfortunately, a common feature in many of the headline, my shootings that we've seen this jet them and also we believe it's no can for.

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c- span 2 is a public service. >> this evening, we are happy to welcome dr. rita robertsessor of history, studies at the nathaniel stephenson chair history of biography at scripps college in california. she teaches courses on the history of united states, 21st century african-american history, black intellectuals and politics of race and modern civil rights movement. she holds a masters degree and phd in history from the university of california, burke. she will be discussing the book, this evening, it's on the screen here. i cannot wait to call you my wife. all right. african-american letters of love, family and the civil war era. this book illuminates the struggles of african-americans who spent the civil war tractable their families to get through letters family members exchanged. despite harsh laws against literacy and the practices of separating families, this work explores how african americans found ways to write to each other against all odds. without further ado, please join me in welcoming the offer. >> [ applause ] >> thank you, gavin. i am so delighted to be h

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c asselin, 53. william a young, 44. aaron young, 14, his son. robert e violette, 76. his wife, 73. frank brackett, 47 years of age. keith d mcnair, 64. just have a moment of silence, thank you. thank you for that, truly appreciated. we appreciate that for the family. they did give us those photos. i did not, however, have any of the family members pronounce any of those last names, so certainly no disrespect intended, in any way, screwed up the pronunciation. to move on i would also like to address the numbers of the victims that i confirmed earlier today with the number eight. and i will tell you, that is miscommunication on my part, i was wrong, in talking to our detectives, we had a list for people that had been identified and family members that had been notified, also a separate list that involved family advocacy and whether or not they had been plugged into that. so the reality here is all 18 of those victims, everybody that we listed here today, everybody has been identified and their families have been notified, so we were in contact with them. i would expect some more info

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robert card. i guess i didn't believe he is the person who opened fire on multiple occasions in the city last night just in. c absolutely horrific, terrific night and made this is my 5th year covering the state and there's never been anything like that that ever happened here. what is known about that's a person of interest. like most people would probably call a suspect at this point. what do they know about this person? what mean? hold on one second. sorry. is. yeah, he said the other thing you should be consider, obviously dangerous. uh, hold on one second for the moment. oh no. he is also a uh, started engineering at the university of maine from 2001 to 2004. and i'm just trying to find one more thing for you here. hold on one second. it's, it's, or is it can relate. why can we tell us more about how people in maine are reacting to this? because as i understand this person, the shooter has not yet been apprehended. they're still looking for a shooter. and people have been told that stay in their homes. that is correct. yes . all of androscoggin county, which is one of the largest counties in the state of

c. prosecution for crimes leading up to and on january 6th. at 2:13 pm, georgia codefendant, robert cheeley, filed a motion to dismiss the charges against him. at four pm, donald trump filed a motion to dismiss the criminal charges against him in manhattan for business fraud. in payoffs to porn star, stormy daniels. at 5:15 pm, georgia judge scott mcafee held a hearing on motions to dismiss by codefendant sydney powell, and indicated that a dismissal would be unlikely. leading off our discussion tonight, barbara mcquade. former u.s. attorney and law professor at the university of michigan law school. glenn kirschner, a former federal prosecutor, and host of the justice matters podcast. both are and msnbc legal analyst. and bradley moss is with us, a national security attorney who represents people who work the intelligence community. bradley moss, let me begin with you on this breaking news of this hour. about donald trump verbally, apparently, sharing nuclear submarine secrets with an australian, who then told approximately 80 people, according to the follow-up reporting on how man

c has the nights or requests for an interview, step 5, some for inside story in the hague. that spring, you know, i guess in london we have geoffrey roberts and founder of that history chambers and for the president of the war crimes cooled in sierra leone. and jeffrey was appointed by the u. n. as distinguished joyce member on. it's just this council in haifa. we have so son is i here, human rights lawyer, legal advisor for the civil society coalition for emergency in our society. and in new york, we have mont glasgow. he's military advisor, the dutch and you practice for peace. mark was in gauze during the operation costs lead to that was these ready? 12009 to investigate. the conduct of will, hills in store stops, will crumbs investigators at the institute of international criminal investigations . thank you. all of you for joining us. i want to start with you jeffrey, because the rules of little, we hit all these terms. all you have child international, humanitarian law, l a. c, laura bomb conflict. there's a locked in price just in bello. and there's that thing that everyone i think has heard all, but no one really quite understands

c-span.org/bo oksthatshapedamerica. hit the input for viewers at the top. robertrom tensile vania, you might have the last word tonight -- pennsylvania, you might have the last word tonight. caller: thank you. i read your dad's book and i got excited about the lewis and clark expedition. so i read the book on lewis and clark, among the indians. i do not think you have mentioned that book today, but i would be curious to hear what you have to say, only because it appears that the indians were absolutely essential to saving the lives of these white men who were venturing out in indian territory who almost died not only on one occasion, but i believe it was on several occasions. the indians supplied them with food, things about their clothes, medicines, how to ndirection through thed how to passes that the indians had already figured all of that out for. host: robert, we will have to leave it today. i apologize. stephenie ambrose tubbs. your answer for robert? guest: my answer is that i would say -- remind me the first part of the question? host: he talked about a bo

. >> this fall joint c-span for literary journey featuring books by american authors that are provoked thought, , controversy, and change the robertntries history and are still talked about today. join us as we trace american history and explore who we become through the books that shaped america. startingth in 1776 before we wee these united states, thomas paine argued it was common sense to break away from great britain. as a new nation in all advocates of a strong federal government waged a print campaign to ratify the constitution. in the early 1800s 1800s g country pushed west to the pacific and its expeditions under the commit of captains lewis and clark explored the lens of the recent louisiana purchase. in 1845 slavery still divided the country but former slave frederick douglass 1 autobiogray furthered the cause of abolition. and as a nation matured, books and ideas continue to shape our national identity. from mark twainan huckleberry fn to the harlem renaissance, to milton friedman's free-market principles, to cesar chavez fight for labor rights. these are the ideas and movements that shaped america. so join in the conv

c., 53. william a. young, 44. aaron young, 14, his son. robert e. violet, 76. and his wife lucille, 73. william m.keith, 64. let's have a moment of silence. thank you for that. i truly, truly appreciate it. we do again appreciate that from the families. they did give us those photos. i did not however have any of the family members pronounce those last names. so certainly no disrespect intended if i in any way screwed up the pronunciation. moving on i'd like to address numbers of the victims i confirmed earlier today with the number 8. and i will tell you that's miscommunication on my part. i was wrong. in talking to our detectives, we had a list for people that had been identified and family members that had been notified. there's also a separate list that involved a family advocacy and whether or not they had been plugged into that. so the reality here is that all 18 of those victims, everybody that we listed here today, everybody has been identified, and their families have been notified. so we are in contact with them. i would expect some more information later tonight. and i'll definitely tal

robert is in phoenix, arizona, a republican, good morning. caller: good morning. a long time cpan watcher. first time caller. nice job on the new set. it's looking nice and stunning. i wanted to call in and say that in terms of the house speaker battle, congresses got to get themselves together now. i'm personally rooting for mason rockefeller running from the state of georgia. i think if congress can get this guy in, he is a good moderate, good man. host: this is our second caller this morning, brentwood, maryland, democrat. caller: good morning to you. my comment is about the israel-hamas deal. there was much discussion prior to israel destroying hamas and what will be done with the 2 million inhabitants of cap -- of gaza. i think all those countries that have made relationships israel should donate an individual to serve as part of an interim go sidelines, they should offer their candidates to serve as an interim government to govern the palestinians and gaza until they can hold their own interim elections and that might be something to go forward and show solidarity in the

roberts admitted he admitted -- >> he was aiming to produce a republican district? >> the c accepted that b the court recognized in cooper to use racism is unconstitutional. >> isnt a plausible explanation? >> t crt heard that teimony and racial movement as the expert testimony and they have the oornity -- >> is there a plausible reason, didhe say we d't believe mr. roberts because he had a shifty look on the stand? >> no, your honor, plausible, buthis court is not to look at that butheer or not a no circumstance would it be plausible that the outcome be what it is and the court was correct. >> last one is i admitted his movement of african-arins was inconsistent with the clyburn staff burn for charleson. did he ever saye llowed exactly what congressman clyburn asked us to do. did he ever say that? >> the statement makes a big fee their weapons is what reesentative clyburn was seeking. the brief shows that is n what the record reflects and congressman' clyburn's map didn't treat the map of that sorted basis arbitti than it did not harm west ashley in the same way >> let me c

c-span 2, exploring the people and events that tell the american story. at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "lectures in history," university of kansas political communication professor robert rowland talks about barack obama's keynote address at the 2004 democratic national convention. and at 9:30 p.m. eastern on the presidency, historian katherine brownel discusses the mingling of hollywood celebrity with politics and how they've imct presidential campaigns and the presidency itself. exploring the american story, watch american history tv saturdays on c-span 2 and find a full schedule on your program guide or watch online anytime at cspan.org/history. >>> weekends on c-span 2 are an intellectual feast. every saturday american history tv documents america's story, and on sundays, book tv brings you th

c. scott franklin? >> no. >> nay. frost? >> yes. >> yea. frye? >> no. >> nay. fulture? >> no. >> nay. gaetz? >> yes. >> yea. gallagher? >> no. >> nay. gal gallego? >> aye. >> yea. garamendi? >> yes. >> yea. garbarino? >> no. >> nay. mike garcia? >> no. >> nay. robert garcia? >> yea. >> yea. garcia of illinois? >> yea. >> yea. garcia of texas? >> yes. >> yea. jimenez? >> no. >> nay. golden of maine? >> yes. >> yea. goldman of new york? >> aye. >> yea. gomez? >> aye. >> yea. tony gonzalez? tony gonzalez? vicente gonzalez? >> yea. >> yea. goode of virginia? >> yes. >> yea. gooden of texas? gooden of texas? gosar? >> no. >> nay. gottheimer? >> yes. >> yea. granger? >> no. >> nay. graves of louisiana? >> no. >> nay. graves of missouri? >> no. >> nay. green of tennessee? >> no. >> nay. green of texas? >> denies the right to vote. >> yea. greene of georgia? >> no. >> nay. griffith? >> no. >> nay. grijalva? >> yes. >> yea. growth grothman? >> no. >> nay. guest? >> no. >> nay. guthrie? >> no. >> nay. hageman? >> no. >> no. harter of california? >> aye. >> yea. harris? >> no. >> nay. harshbarger? >> no. >> nay. hayes? >> yes. >> yea. hearne? >> nay. >> nay. higgins of louisiana? >> no. >> nay. higgins of new york? >> yes. >> yea. hill? >> no, nay. himes? >>

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c-span now, your front row to washington, anytime, anywhere. >> historian andrew roberts called kenneth rendell the manuscript whisper. his new book is about his traveling the world during his career, buying, selling significant, iconic historical letters and documents from the renaissance to present-day. the title of his book is "safeguarding history, trailblazing adventures inside the world of collecting and forging history." one of the stories he tells us about his role in determining whether the hitter diaries published in 1983 were real or fake. >> historian kenneth rendell on this episode of book notes plus. available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> washington journal continues. host: welcome back to washington journal, taking your calls now the battle for the house speaker gavel and also the israel-hamas war. the numbers are, republicans, (202) 748-8001. democrats, (202) 748-8000. independents, (202) 748-8002. i want to start with a portion of for nick ayers ranking member -- foreign affairs ranking member gregory meeks, on house republican

c. scott franklin. nay. frost, yay. fry, nay. fulter, nay. gaetz, yay. gallego. yay. garamendi. yay. garberino, nay. mike garcia. nay. robert garcia? yeah. garcia of illinois. yay. garcia of texas. yay. jimenez. nay. golden of maine, yay. goldman of new york, yay. gomez, yay. tony gonzalez. >>> tony gonzalez? vicente gonzalez. yay. good of virginia. yay. gooden of texas. gooden of texas? gosar, nay. gottheimer, yay. granger, nay. grace of louisiana. nay. graves of missouri, nay. green of tennessee, nay. green of texas, yay. green of georgia, nay. griffith, nay. graw halva, nay. grossman, nay. guest, nay. guthrie, nay. hageman, no. harder of california. yay. harris, nay. harshberger, nay. hayes, yay. hearne, nay. higgins of louisiana, nay. higgins of new york, yay. hill, nay. heinz, yay. henson, nay. horseberg, yay. how chen, nay. houlahan, yay. hoyer? hoyer? yay. -- of oregon? yay. hudson, nay. huffman, yay. high zynga, nay. hunt? hunt? nay. issa, nay. ivy, yay. jackson of illinois. yay. jackson of north carolina. yay. jackson of texas, nay. jackson lee, yay. jacobs, yay. james, nay. jayapal, yay. >> if you've just joined us i want to ma

robert o'brien. when asked what he would do in this situation, watch. >> we have hostage rescue teams in our special forces. they need to be shipped immediately, get on the c-17th and fly to israel to prepare to rescue these american citizens that have the fbi hostage rescue team also deployed to israel. i recommended this last night. wu need to do it to save americans now. >> sandra: >> we have the best rescue hostage teams in the world. are they on their way to israel? >> what i can tell you, we've been in close contact about hostage recovery efforts about everything. certainly including hostage recovery efforts. we're talking to them about resources and capabilities and needs that they might have to be able to help them with. that's about as far as i'm able to go today. we're focused on this problem no question about it. >> martha: all right. the president -- the white house called a lid on the president at 11:46 a.m. this morning. given what is going on, john, why would that be? >> well, a lid means that he doesn't have anymore public-facing events that doesn't mean the president is not working. he is working. he stayed updated throughout the day. he w

you can watch book tv every sunday on c-span2 or online at booktv.org. 25 years of television for serious readers. >> historian anthony robertsenneth randel the manuscript whisperer. his new book is about traveling the world, during his career, buying, selling significant iconic historic letters and documents from the renaissance to present day. the title of his book is safeguarding history, trailblazing adventures inside the worlds of collecting and forging history. one of the stories he tells his role in determining whether the hitler's diaries published in 1983 were real or fake. >> historian kenneth randel on this episode of book notes plus, available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> "washington journal" continues. host: welcome back to "washington journal." we are joined by charlie sykes, editor at large of the bulwark. we will be discussing the house speaker contest, campaign 2024, the israel-hamas conflict and congressional news of the day. good morning charlie. guest: good morning, how are you? host: wonderful. thank you for joining us. let's start with this house speaker race. i