military in limbo as air force general charles brown jr., president biden's nominee to be the next chair of the joint chiefs, remains blocked from a confirmation vote. waiting along with him is general eric smith, nominee for commandant of the marine corps now working in an acting capacity. they're just 2 of the 265 key military nominations unconfirmed, unable to get a vote in the senate held up for months by alabama senator tommy tuberville, who is staging a one-man blockade over the pentagon's policy on reproductive care. >> i'm standing up for the constitution and the unborn. >> reporter: it's a culture war with the u.s. military caught in the crosshairs. senator tuberville spoke with the defense secretary this week, but hasn't spoken with the president. >> he is jeopardizing u.s. security is what he's doing i expect the republican party to stand up, stand up, and do something. >> reporter: and while gop leaders have pushed back on tuberville, today the republican-led house passing a critical annual defense bill by a slim margin and only after attaching amendments that would ban the p

like to pay attention to speech in a sonata to the chief of staff of the us air force, general charles brownointed as the next chairman of the joint chiefs of staff instead of army general mark milly. in his opinion, after the cold war, the priority of complex systems of radio-electronic warfare lost its significance, years of struggle with less equipped forces, namely in the middle east , led to the atrophy of this industry , some countries, in particular china, as he notes, created their own strategic support forces in the electromagnetic spectrum, that is, even the united states recognize that radio-electronic they have somewhat lost the fight and we need to catch up as soon as possible . propaganda about the lancet factory on the territory of the former shopping center where were there where were the stores before, what are there and other western brands, such a propaganda move and yes , it is, of course, russian propaganda. yes, production is not as massive as the russians show. what can we say about mirrors walls as a part of finished products, but still, there is a problem, and compar

diversity with millie soon to retire to the chairman of the joint chiefs biden is pushing general charles brown junior. this is someone who prioritizes the gei initiatives and once said flat out, i hire for diversity. in this anti-meritocracy is all over take the texas border, millions of illegals already have a texas is so desperate they are installing blowup of pontoons in an attempt to harden their defenses for the nation that defeated hitler and invented the nuclear bond is defending itself with balloons. which will only work until someone brings a safety pen. dhs secretary alejandra in charge of our border security had this to say. we didn't forget the clip he had nothing significant to say he never does. [applause] >>. [laughter] but he only talks if it's to lie about his own personnel using whips to hurt illegals but was this the best we could do? we produce 2000 tons of nuclear waste every year from the sewers attached to the bathrooms. of the view. i know it's disgusting. the white house main criteria for handling it was someone who checked a box that you knew existed. sam rented a non

charles brown told his confirmation hearing that is hurting the armed services. >> my concern is future retention. we have more junior officers who look up and say if that is a challenge i deal with in the future, i may balance this. we will lose talent. amna: the senator faced criticism for refusing again to condemn white nationalists. after defending his position for much the day, he said that white nationalists are racists. hca health care reported that hackers may have stolen personal information on 11 million patients. the announcement came after samples of the data, including names and contact details, or posted online for sale. it could rank as one of the largest hacks ever. in israel, thousands of protesters staged a new day of disruption to oppose plans for overhauling the courts. they filled streets and the airport after the far right majority gave initial approval to the plan. police fired water cannons. protesters insisted they won't back down. >> we came out and we won't go back to our homes. democracy is defended against this terrible government that is ruled by extremists

stuart: change the subject for a second, nominee for joint chief of staff chair general charles brownwas pressed on transgenderrism in the military. listen to this please, roll it. >> a young woman in the south dakota national guard experienced a situation at basic training where she was sleeping in open bays and showering with biological males that had not had gender reassignment surgery. how do you propose to handle situations like this, which i truly believe maybe impacting recruitment and moral by placing a disproportionate emphasis on gender-related ideology? >> senator, one of the things i've thought about throughout my career, as you're being inclusive you don't want to make other individuals uncomfortable. stuart: okay, congressman. that was an interesting and diplomatic answer and sound of kind of measured, not totally woke, what say you? >> by the way, he was chief and currently is chief of the air force and putting policies in place and not just an 18-year-old girl that doesn't want to shower next to a man, but it's also parents and their influencers that don't want their d

today's hearing is on the nomination of general charles brown for chairman for the joint chiefs of staffrepublican senator tommy tuberville said this earlier. >> our recruiting is in a tailspin in most areas unfortunately. and with an all-volunteer military, we will have to do better. we have to do better with salaries, incentives, all those things to get the young men and women involved and interested in our military. i have think it's so important. we can have all the upper echelon we can get but unless -- >> harris: his actions are getting a lot of attention now just his words. he is expected to block that nomination which would leave the nation without a confirmed top officer in the military when the current chairman, army general mark millie retires later this year. tuberville has blocked hundreds of military nominees in opposition to a pentagon position on abortion services. right now the marines are without a confirmed leader for the first time if more than 160 years. we'll stay on that story with tuberville and much more. "outnumbered" after the break. i brought in ensure max pro

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the person who was nominated for that position, general charles brown met with senator tuberville todayoffice. we are joined tonight by senator tuberville himself, thank, you senator for being here, as we were talking about the historic nature of this, and last time the main court was left without a permanent leader was back in 1859, when -- died and 76 with no successor in place. we do not think it is important to have a permanent leader in charge of the marine corps? >> well first of, all congratulations on your new, show and a lot of people are proud of you, but, this is an interesting situation. you know, you can't work out a problem unless you have a conversation. i've had a ten-minute conversation five months ago with anybody from the white house and the pentagon. i'm doing it for several reasons, but number one, i'm not stopping anybody from being confirmed. i'm just stopping them from confirming hundreds at a time. they can confirm as many as they want during the day, we are sitting around twiddling their thumbs most of time during the week, and should be -- but that being said

we're heard this from, for example, general charles q. brown all talking about how this affects military readiness, how it has the potential to affect retengts if this keeps playing out. all indications are that it will continue doing so, and that appear s to be the issue. the pentagon has tried to put pressure on tuberville to give up on these holds and allow these nominations to move forward. but as we saw from that fwtweet it's had little effect and tuberville is not moving from his position. that means there's an open question about how long he's going to keep this up. it looks like quite a while now as even more and more officers are not only on hold but warning of the effects of this. >> yeah. he seems very comfortable in his position. i'm sure the pentagon is aware of that. oren liebermann, thank you. >>> next on "cnn news central," a new lawsuit accusing delta of serving a passenger too much alcohol. the man allegedly went on to grope a mother and her 16-year-old daughter. the details are straight ahead. there's never a dull moment for

and this is key because on tuesday, general charles q. brown who is the u.s. nominee for the chairman of the joint chiefs of staff, a top u.s. military officer, had his confirmation hearing and he was asked repeatedly about the effects this hold has on the military. he made it clear it has a very important and significant effect across the military, not only on stopping promotions and stagnating that process of moving officers up into position, but it also creates uncertainty for families of military officers who had to make tough decisions for example leaving jobs, moving kids out of school districts. so it has a tremendous impact on the military and the families that make military life possible. brown also says that at a critical time when it comes to recruiting and retention, it has an effect on long term retention as well. here is brown in the hearing. >> our more junior officers look up and say if that is the challenge i'm going to have to deal with in the future, i'll balance between my family and serving in a senior position and we'll losetal lept talen

if general charles q. brownll mark the first time in u.s. history that the pentagon's two top leaders are both african-american. what would that mean to you? >> it means a lot, wolf, that we have the ability to have that. and cq brown was selected by the president, not solely because he's african-american. he's a really really good officer, and a great fighter pilot. a distinguished pilot. so i think he's the right guy at the right time for this job. and i think you'll see that he'll add value to everything that we do. so. >> when you joined the military many years ago, and i'm not talking about your age. >> don't ask me how many years ago, wolf. >> many years ago. >> did you ever think there would be a time that the secretary of defense and chairman joint chiefs of staff would both be african americans? >> i do, wolf. that is really extraordinary. but, again, you know, we both have a lot of experience in this business. and i look forward to working with cq, and i applaud president biden for, you know, his choic

the session with air force chief of staff general charles q. brownpentagon reproductive health policies that includes the nomination of general erec smith as commandant of the marine corps. senator tuberville says he and general brown discussed their shared desire to keep politics out of the military. brown testifies before the senate armed services committee tomorrow. jennifer griffin will have the piece. special envoy for iran is said to be under fbi investigation. the security clearance for robert mali has been revoked and his job temporarily put on hold. correspondent gillian turner is following that story tonight. >> the biden administration is staying tight-lipped about the president's iran envoy amid reports he is under investigation for mishandling classified material. >> i don't have any comment on those reports. >> robert mali who has been off the job for weeks and last heard from june 29th when he said in a statement i have been informed that my security clearance is under review. i have not been provided any further information but i expe

. >> we take you live to a confirmation hearing for general charles -- charles cq brown junior. he is appearing in front of the service committee -- the senator committee. >> and for taking this on. this will be a hard job anyway we can help, we are here to help. >> senator warren. >> thank you. good to see you general brown and congratulations on your nomination. the department of defense is full of talented, patriotic leaders who are working hard to keep us safe. the pentagon remains too cozy with powerful dissent companies that are reaping huge profits from hundreds of billions of dollars in government contracts. when our top leaders leave government service and headed to bed -- big paydays on the part of the department of defense's largest contractors, and sends the message that the pentagon is for sale. during his conversation -- confirmation meeting, secretary austin publicly committed not to go to work to lobbyists -- four lobbyists and defense contractors after he leaves his current job and i appreciate the commitment. if confirmed, general brown, you will be the preside

air force chief of staff general charles q. browns up for the chair -- chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. alabama republican senator tommy tuberville is blocking more than 250 military promotions over opposition to the pentagon's abortion policy. chief national security correspondent jennifer griffin leads us off tonight with that from the pentagon. good evening, jennifer. >> good evening, bret. the pentagon said this months' long standoff with the senator from alabama is now threatening readiness and benefiting russia and china. >> general c.q. brown is the president's pick to be the next chairman of the joint chiefs but his confirmation and that of 265 senior officers are being held up by one senator tommy tuberville of alabama. for the first time in 150 years, the marine corps is without a come dantd because of the hold. >> if one doesn't get promoted or move on, you know, they are blocking a spot for someone else. we will lose talent. >> critics say it sends a message of weakness to america's enemies. >> i'm unaware of anythi

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. ♪ >> general charles cq brown junior nominee to be joint chief of staff to testify before the senateed services committee. general brown said republican senator tommy turberville's hold on military nominations due to pentagon abortion policies could have a far-reaching impact across the armed forces. he was also asked about the russia ukraine at war and u.s. policy towards china. if approved he would replace army general mark milley whose term ends at the end of september. >> let me call the hearing to order. morning. the senate mesic and so the nomination general charles cq brown to be chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. general, congratulations on your nomination. thank you for stepping forward to lead at this critical time. i would like to welcome you are a wife shareen who is with us today and thank your sons sean and ross who i'm sure are watching probably. we think your family for their continued support of your service over many years. i would also like to thank the current chairman, general mark milley who will retired later this year. general milley has served this nation

have probably heard about yesterday, it is for the next joint chief of the staff chairman general charles browntee yesterday for a confirmation hearing. his confirmation comes from the washington post, they rights at a contentious time where -- pentagon leaders are accused of focusing too heavily on socialist issues at the expense of national security. defense officials have countered that the u.s. military remains the most people fighting force in the world saying its efforts to promote diversity have made the institution stronger i expanding the full of people will who can serve. and you can watch that on c-span.org. bidens pick -- that was a headline of the washington post article. democrats (202) 748-8000, republicans (202) 748-8001, independents (202) 748-8002. this is mike in illinois. independent. good morning. caller: yeah, a couple things i wanted to talk about. the banking problem, there is a thing that banks call fractional lending. if they have a million dollars in the bank they can lend at out 33 times plus the interest. so on that $1 million they can bring into million dollars a m

host: it was earlier this week that the joint chief of staff chair nominee general charles brown appearedefore congress. it was before the armed services committee and it was during that that general round and republican eric schmitt schmidt had been exchange about diversity. [video clip] >> do we have too many white officers in the air force? >> i look at the quality of all the officers we have and we look at the aspect of everyone who is qualified. if they meet the qualifications, they are promoted. >> i would agree with you but that answer is not consistent with your august 9 memo. in your august 9 memo, you said that there should be a reduction essentially of about 9% of the white officers. that's 5400 -- we have 5400, too many white officers. this is the real impact i think of this desire of the administration and i'm saddened to see it in this memo of this obsession with race-based politics being interjected into the military. how did you come up with the percentage of 67.5% of the officers should be quite? -- should be white and how did you come up with 13% should be black and 10%

force chief of staff and nominated joint chair -- chair of the joint chiefs of staff, general charles q. brown jr. but before we get into this, i'd like to take one with more opportunity the call out our main respond -- sponsor ises who have made this possible, boeing corporation and, of course, the parenning sponsor -- presenting sponsor, canadian pacific of kansas city. we're very proud to have our name associated with this event and this organization. now i'm pleased to bring to the stage kevin young who is the andrew w. mellon director of the national museum of african-american history and culture with some words about this amazing and incredible venue. kevin? [applause] >> good morning, everyone. how are ya? [inaudible conversations] good, good. i'm kevin young, director of the national museum of african-american history and culture, or as my mom says, the person who can finally get her tickets. [laughter] it's -- i'm so thrilled to have you part of the museum today, especially as part of this historic truman civil rights symposium. looking over the program this week, i see many friends s

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today that guy tuberville was among the senators to ask questions of general charles c.q. brown.ead the chief of staff. left unsaid at this point, that tuberville's grandstanding will no doubt delay the approval. with me, the host of the independent america's podcast, paul, the founder of operation liberty which seeks to protect american troops and veterans in a post-war america. let's just stop here for a second. white nationalists are racists. full stop. why can't he utter that sentence? >> you know, you said he's either stupid or he does not know. he doesn't actually know what white nationalism means. on the other hand, he might hold commitments that might describe himself as a white nationalist. there's a view that he says being an american entails the idea that this is a white nation. so that's why he's confusing it. that's the only way i can make sense of it. he's not considered the sharpest senator in that body. so it makes sense that he would fumble this ball, in a sense. >> but i mean, stupidity isn't a defense against racism, paul. >> no. >> yeah. i've said this before

. >> right there on greenwood, they had different places where even ray charles performed there. also, james browntay in a white clearwater hotel or walk on the beach or swim in the bay. segregation bound their lives and exiled even their memory to segregated graveyards. how many of you believe you have ancestors in one of these cemeteries? about half of you. the segregated cemeteries of clearwater were sacred ground, until the ground became valuable. in the 1950s, headlines announced that the city of clearwater made a deal on moving a negro cemetery. hundreds of african american bodies were to be reburied to make way for a swimming pool. a department store was planned for the site of another black cemetery where, again, the bodies were to be moved. but o'neal larkin remembers many years later his first revelation that something was terribly wrong. >> it's not an imaginary thing that i seen. it's what i seen with my own eyes. >> reporter: larkin, 83 years old, watched a construction crew in 1984 dig a trench through the site of a relocated black cemetery. >> but i remember the parking lot where th

brown university. thank you so much. it is a very important day for king charles. later, in a ceremony to mark his coronation. the national thanksgiving service at st giles' cathedral will also feature a new sword, named after the late queen elizabeth. the reason why a new sword has been created for this event is because the original 16th century sword is just too fragile to be used in the ceremony today. as you can see online, let's get it into focus, there is all the details are as ever about the crown that he will be wearing later today, all the various different details, it is absolutely fascinating, so all the history is there for you and bbc news go online but also on the bbc news app. now, it wouldn't be independence day in the us without the traditional hot dog eating contest in new york. 39—year—old joey chestnut, nicknamed jaws, managed to defend his title, devouring 62 hot dogs and buns injust ten minutes. he was far ahead of his nearest rival, who could only finish 49. apparently, joey takes this extremely seriously, and there is a lot of training in ad

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charles manson back in 1969. and she was previously a parole been up for parole 5 times since she became eligible. all of those rejections came from governor brown. and then later, governor newsom newsom previously said that houton still posed a danger to society saying she offered an inconsistent and inadequate explanation for her involvement with manson at the time of the killings and houghton, who was 19 in 1969. was a key player in the murders of leno and rosemary labianca in their los angeles home. the la bianca's were killed a day after the infamous sharon tate murder which van houton played no part in in the years after the murders and houghton blame several factors for involvement with manson, including her parents, divorce a forced abortion plus drug and alcohol abuse and houghton is expected to spend a year in that housing, too, try to re-learn basic life skills outside of prison. >> help firefighters say a good samaritan who knows a thing or 2 about fighting fires. help take down an alleged arsonist. happened saturday evening when the man reportedly saw another man intentionally starting a grass fire with a flair near the intersection

charles johnson was honored. they inducted six new honorary members, including someone who will be familiar to people who watch this network. but also the big star was justice ketanji browned as an honorary member of the delta sigma theater sorority incorporated. that was the big news that broke that she is now our sweet so roar, and we're so excited. dave jolly, christina greer, thank you very much deltas, you won the week. that's the week. all in with chris hayes starts now. now. >> good evening from new york. i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. as voting is underway from to determine the republican nominee for president in 2024, donald trump is going to be on trial.

charles johnson was honored. they inducted six new honorary members, including someone who will be familiar to people who watch this network. but also the big star was justice ketanji brown jackson, who was inducted as an honorary member of the delta sigma theater sorority incorporated. that was the big news that broke that she is now our sweet so roar, and we're so excited. dave jolly, christina greer, thank you very much deltas, you won the week. that's the week. all in with chris hayes starts now. now. >> good evening from new york. i'm ali velshi in for chris hayes. as voting is underway from to determine the republican nominee for president in 2024, donald trump is going to be on trial. just today we learned the ex president must appear in court on may the 20th, 2024, in fort pierce, florida, for the start of his first federal criminal trial in the classified documents case. donald trump will be tried on 37 counts with charges ranging from conspiracy to obstruct justice to willful retention of government documents and making false statements. that ruling came from the trump appointed judge aileen cannon, the first has she has faced as to whether or not she will be i

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brown's illustration perfectly captures the idea of gibson as a representative of america. like the accompanying portrait which he has been made to look like when a famed illustrator, charlesdana gibson's gibson girls who were supposed to represent the beauty employees of american women. but we kw, of course, that althea gibson did not fit the mold of one of charles dana gibson's girls. there were those felt that gibson just wasn't that her debut at. forest hills was anomalous and hardly representative of all african. since since the sport was considered a male. it was for many a foregone conclusion that sports would be led by africanmerican. this helps us the shock that emanated from the front page headlines of two mainstream daily newspapers in new york titled tennis admits -- a girl player at the new yo times. the comma was a toolf emphasis, made the two words at followed it akin to a punch. the herald tribune was btant, less blatant, but so new york -- international tennis championship and scoreboard underscored that gibson was an anomaly. it is also worth noting th at 23, gibson was hardly a girl. but the use of the word showed the sual and normalized infantil ization

general charles cq brown junior has been doubted by president biden to serve as a mixture of the joint chiefs of staff. watch the event live starting at 9 a.m. eastern on c-span2, on the sea spend on video out or online at c-span.org. >> c-span into unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more including buckeye broadband. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> buckeye broadband suprt sees that as a public service along with these other television providers giving you a front row seat to democracy. >> now a discussion on youth and outreach with the chair of the north carolina democratic party anderson clayton who happens to be the youngest state party chair in the country. she highlighted her good outreach efforts in ways that young people can get involved in the political process while speaking with the "washington post." >> welcome to next the "washington post" like the we talk to write influential changemakers but i i am mariaa sotomayor and i cover congress. joining me join me todd about this is anderson clayton, the youngest democratic party chairwoman across the country