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former charleston, south carolina, mayor, joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel where he's now a professor and the school provided the video. hello, i'm joe riley a former mayor of the city of charleston was so for 40 years an hour professor at the citadel my alma mater. and also working to help create international african-american museum to help us present american history. african-american history is american history to present it to this region into our country. i'm honored to be with dr. cleveland sellers. i'm proud to say a friend of longstanding one of the heroes. of the civil rights movement leader of the student non-violent coordinating committee schnick and as a part of a peaceful protest to protest segregated bowling alley at orangeburg, south carolina a 1968 he along with about 40 other. peaceful protesters and were injured he was shot. and three will killed and one of the most tragic moments. in our state and really our countries history, dr. salas. thank you very much for sharing your time with us today. dr. sally she grew up in a very small town in south caro

must never take for granted the work they do day in and day out to guard this sit it out of them -- citadel of democracy. i will have more to say tomorrow when we pay tribute to the life of officer evans. for now, i wish to extend my deep condolences to his friends and family, especially his two young children, and everyone whose lives were enriched by knowing this incredible public servant. >> we expect both majority leader schumer and minority leader mcconnell to attend today's service for officer evans, set to begin at 10: 30 eastern this morning. should start to see some pictures from inside the capitol here shortly. we will take you there live when it starts, here on c-span. now, a portion of today's "washington journal." congress back in session, members and president biden will pay respect to capitol police officer billy evans, who was killed in an april 2 attack at the capital -- the capitol. we will hear more reaction from the house and senate on police violence. the second line of unrest and violence shook a minneapolis suburb last night in the aftermath of yet another police shoo

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what he did is say to those persons that this perimeter, this citadel of democracy was vulnerable. we have to show them that it is not and i believe we need to get working expeditiously. >> of course we are still learning more about the motivation behind this attacker from yesterday. given the realities and obviously as you well know on the homeland security committee there's threats but do you feel safe working on capitol hill? >> i like to say that i'm not afraid. frankly i believe that the capitol police are doing and would do everything they can and could do to protect us. let me tell you what we need do do is move quickly on general honore's recommendation which indicated some defaults and failures of january 6th beside the facts of insurrections coming with the idea that the election was stolen. we need to improve intelligence gathering and intelligence communication. we need at least 800 to 1,000 new police officers and this is protect the police officers. we need a crisis team. we need a team that is mounted patrol. and, yes, in spite of the partisan response, we need to ha

liz: marketmakers which citadel is they help keep the market functioning, they are crucial if you want to buy a stock they are there to have the stock available to sell to you but they pay robinhood and other brokerages to see the order flow from the gang like the wall street best reddit crowd that's where macy said a payment for overflow was eliminated commission for discount brokers would likely return but even with a commission of $7 per trade macy says the retail customer is better off without payment for order flow, is that true? >> i don't think three to investor is better than they were today. specifically why don't i play investor for a moment, i want to buy a stock. i go to my broker, i buy the stock the broker takes it to the market and makes it, the market make sure has a good offer spread and he gives it to the broker he keeps a piece of that, that's his profit, what to get back is the payment, the broker decides that he wants to keep that or they want to give that to the actual investor. at a place like schwab 92% of the time they're getting improve pricing, at ameritrade

former charleston, south carolina mayor, joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel where he's now a professor. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern an watch "american history tv" every weekend on c-span3. >>> each week american artifacts takes viewers into archives, museumtion and historic size around the country. next we visit the baseball americana exhibit in washington, d.c. to learn about baseball's origins and early days. >> welcome to the library of congress. this is a collaboration the library did with major league baseball, espn and the baseball hole of fame in cooperstown. we've got incredible things on display, things you've probably never seen before. let's start with some of the earliest. right now we're standing in the front of the exhibit lookth at origins and early days where we've got some interesting artifacts that suggest baseball has a history that's much longer than the 19th century. in fact, we have an example from a medieval manuscript, little miniature figures that were part of a border of a book produced in 1344. you see we have a monk and a nun

former charleston, south carolina, mayor, joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel where he'sow a professor and the school provided the video. hello, i'm joe riley a former mayor of the city of charleston was so for 40 years an hour professor at the citadel my alma mater. and also working to help create international african-american museum to help us present american history. african-american history is american history to present it to this region into our country. i'm honored to be with dr. cleveland sellers. i'm proud to

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line of female trail blazers, like representative nancy mace, who was the first female grad from the citadelt getting to this point meant overcoming enormous challenges. >> i was raped when i was 16. and i dropped out of school shortly thereafter, right at my 17th birthday. i've had many challenges in my life, but i learned some very tough lessons during some very tough times at a very young age. >> what pushed you through in those moments? >> it literally took me 25 years to be able to talk about it publicly. and the only reason i have is because we were debating a fetal heart beat bill and there were no exceptions for women who had been raped or were victims of incest. and i just had it. i was so pissed off and so angry and confronted one of my biggest fears in life, which made me stronger. >> reporter: propelled by her pass, mace is undeterred to take up positions not traditionally supported by republicans. like prison reform and environmental issues. second chances.been a series of- so as much success as i've had, i've also failed. and it's one of the reasons that i've been a big champio

so this place, this citadel of democracy, as you said, is going to just become a lot more fortified and secure in the coming months and years ahead. >> yeah, cedric, that speaks to the debate that's been going in washington. there were some republican leaders saying that it looked too militarized, there was too much security. the tragic events today remind everyone that this is a terror target. today they're still investigating exactly the nature of the incident. your views on fortifying the capitol, cedric? >> well, you know, i think it's important for all of us to note, certainly we all would like to get back to normal where we can move around and think about things prior to pre-covid and certainly pre-january 6th. but, you know, the reality of it is this, there is clearly some threats that are out there that became very evident today. i think we still have to keep in mind we have to maintain a certain level of precaution. we're a nation that's going through a lot at the same time. we have a pandemic. we're attempting to recover from. we have the george floyd trials that are going on.

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at the center of the gamestop market chaos and received responses from the s.e.c., robinhood and citadel so they can grow and kraoetsdz jobs and this is good for the american economy and families. but when big sharks like citadel and robinhood come out ahead no matter what happens and when the information they gather is not disclosed and when it is secrets how the information is used it is easier for them to "60 minutes" off the top at the expense of small investors and working families. the s.e.c.'s job is to provide transparency about the companies' market tactics and make sure they don't rip off customers. they could starts by following up on my questions to sits dell and robinhood. thank you, mr. chairman. >> thank you, senator warren. the senator from nevada is recognized for five minutes. >> thank you, mr. chairman. let me say i recognize that the second is undergoing the investigation as well and i look forwards to the results of that investigation. as the senator from nevada born and raised in las vegas i'm listening to all of the comparisons with the casinos particularly across

former charleston, south carolina, mayor, joseph riley, conducts the interview at the citadel where he's a professor. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern and watch "american history tv" every weekend on c-span3. >>> gordon eads is the historian of the boston red sox. he led a discussion about the team's homefront and battlefield contributions through world war ii. through the stories, they give insight into the athletes' training, combat experience and reception when they returned home. this discussion was hosted by the massachusetts historical society, which provided the video. >>> so today we have a great program which we'll explore one of the most popular topics in boston, which is the boston red sox. specifically we'll be looking at the boston red sox and world war ii. we will be joined by a great panel, which will be led by a good friend, gordon eads. this is his fifth program in the last few years so he's been doing a lot of work supporting our organization. he's the official histori

former charleston south carolina mayer riley conducts the interview at the citadel where he is now afessor. watch tonight againing at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. ♪♪ >>> gordon edes is the historian of the boston red sox. he led a discussion about the team's home front and battlefield contributions during world war ii. threw the stories of hall of famer ted williams and others they give insight into the athletes training, combat experience, and reception when they returned home. this discussion was hosted by the massachusetts historical society, which provided the video. >> today we have a great program which we will explore one of the most popular topics in boston which is the boston red sox. specifically this evening we will on looking at the boston red sox and world war ii. he will be joined by a great panel which will be led by a good friends of mhs, gordon edes. this is his fifth program with mhs in the last couple of years. he has been doing a lot of work supporting our organization. gordon is the official historian of the boston re

which is tom styer that was 70000000 citadel 69 and the ever wonderful blackstone group 49000000 all handed out to politicians. i mean a member of the supreme court case corporations are people do that at the end of the day the fight to get money out of politics is honestly a fight that neither democrats or republicans want to win because it funnels their campaign that funnels the the system of government that we have where these corporations are essentially not only lobbying for themselves and their causes but they're holding they're holding a lot over the heads of these elected officials and it makes me wonder which are the 8 that were actually you know lobbied in terms of the crazy caucus who assumed that this election was going to be overturned in 2020 but those people still have a very strong voice and we're seeing the new lies that across the country so i can't necessarily say the investment there was wrong i there. it's a great point you know it really makes me sad when i hear that as i think about there are so many people in this country who either don't have the means or the

did you go to one of the schools down south, the citadel? no. where did you go? ccny. what is that? city college of new york. and you became a four-star general? and that is what i had the punchline. i was growing up in the south bronx and harlem and when i was in the south bronx, it is like an educational experience. there i was, on the corner one day and as it to myself, you know what, i'm about 12 years old, i'm going to become chairman of the joint chiefs of staff. it was unthinkable. we are talking about a point in time in this country where segregation still existed. it had just ended for the military, but still existed for the whole country. and what my sergeants told me when i got there and was trying to adjust to it all, lieutenant powell, we don't care what color you are, we don't care where your parents came from, we don't care where you graduated from. the only thing we care about is your performance and we want to see what your potential is. you understand? yes, sergeant, i understand. and that is what i did for the next 30 years. >> for some time, you were stationed in

the city's pages with the 17th century petersburg citadel one of the show's main sites shortly before the opening. landscape architect lowery for schneider is in charge of transforming the former fortress and military site into a lush paradise. our goal was to make this somewhat forgotten place an experience for the visitors we wanted to breathe a new life into this fantastic fortress. this is a military site that was off limits to what the locals and visitors for a long time. to do this was. a lot of work went into transforming the neglected site where buildings have fallen into disrepair. but now it's being given a glorious make over. together with her team our set up a network of paths that links the historic buildings with flower beds. when we create open spaces we're always paying attention to what is already there and kiss it away so to speak like in sleeping beauty we want to make it visible again and accentuate the atmosphere. like in the moat which can be accessed by a giant slide. the owl is team also makes things up by planting all varieties of vegetables and herbs between

the capitol is our citadel of democracy.n january 6th incited by the rhetoric of the former president of the united states and the big lie that he perpetrated and that he's continuing to tell along with his cosconspirators on the othe side of the aisle, that's unfortunate. but i believe we are going to be prepared to make sure that president biden can deliver this speech, layout an affirmative vision for dealing with the challenges we confront in america, both as it relates to covid-19 and he's already done a tremendous job. more than 200 million vaccination shots in less than 100 days. 30% of the american people have already been fully vaccinated. we are moving in the right direction and hopefully we're going to see ourselves free and clear of this by jeuly 4th or certainly by labor day. but i think president biden has also recognized that we have to build back better. that's why he's going to lean into the american jobs plan, which we believe will create at least 15 million good paying jobs and also layout a vision for sup

many of us still feel the pain of because of the attack on the citadel of democracy.was announced as white supremacists, domestic terrorists, provoked by then-president trump. clearly, those are facts. so, we don't deal in smoke and mirrors here, in the united states congress. certainly, any member has a right to utilize the first amendment. but right now, we have very serious work to do. and i think, members have their heads, sort of, in the idea of negotiating. and trying to come up with a non-watered-down george floyd justice in policing act. the bill that was written here, in the house, anderson, really meets the standard for all of the elements that have caused tragic loss of life. from no-knock warrants, to choke holds, to excessive force, to the idea of what communities need. we even look to providing funding for communities to reimagine policing. at the same time, look forward to improving and ending police misconduct by training. so, comments that are pure distractions and false. we know that we've gotten great comments, as relates to the bill, from the presi

the city's pages back with its 17th century pages burke citadel one of the show's main sites shortly before the opening. landscape architect for schneider was in charge of transforming the former fortress and military site into a lush paradise. our goal was to make this somewhat forgotten place an experience for the visitors we wanted to breathe a new life into this fantastic fortress. this is a military site that was off limits to what the locals and visitors for a long time. to do this was. a lot of work went into transforming the neglected site where buildings had fallen into disrepair. but now it's being given a glorious make over. together with her team our set up a network of paths that links the historic buildings with flower beds. when we create open spaces we are always paying attention to what is already there and kiss it away so to speak like in sleeping beauty we want to make it visible again and accentuate the atmosphere. like in the moat which can be accessed by a giant slide. through our lives team also mix things up by planting all varieties of vegetables and herbs be

but lawmakers don't want to turn the capitol into citadel which americans cannot visit.oday's incident reveals that the capitol remains a target. bret? >> bret: chad pergram live on capitol hill. chad, thank you. you are looking live at, momentarily, a picture of atlanta's baseball stadium where the summer's -- this summer's all-star game was supposed to be played. major league baseball is now moving that game elsewhere in response to the new georgia election law. that decision comes shortly after president biden said he would support such a move to protest the legislation despite multiple fact checks including from "the washington post saying that the president, the white house, and top democrats have been saying about that new law is not true. let's gets details tonight from correspondent steve harrigan in atlanta. good evening, steve. >> good evening, bret. the summer classic supposed to be right here in atlanta in july. it's not going to happen now. it's going to be moved to another city. we don't know which one yet. mlb commissioner rob man ford saying he is going t

lawmakers are very concerned about converting the capitol in to a citadel and therefore they're cut off from their constituents. the idea that they can't see them. this is not the pentagon, not the department of interior or the state department. you don't have a right to show up. members of congress because they're on the ballot every two or six years if they're in the senate want access in a nonpandemic time. they want people to see them. that might be a big debate here because you know, they've had a conversation that nancy pelosi has initiated about having what she call as supplemental spending bill. there's 12 spending bills that fund the federal government. this will be a 13th bill for capitol security. but there's not agreement yet on what they would do, maybe erecting other barricades outside, maybe trying to keep the public away. this is an important point i want to make. today the system did work. it's tragic that the u.s. capitol police officer died of his injuries outside. utter tragedy again for a department that is reeling. 140 officers were injured. some will never return

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former south carolina mayor joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel, where he's now a professortonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> next historian david pietrusza describes the 1919 world series fix by the chicago white sox which came to be known as the black sox scandal. he talks about how films. david pietrusza is the author of two books on the subject, rothstein and lifetime of the criminal genius who fixed

former charles ston, south carolina, mayor joseph riley conducts the interview at the citadel, where he's now a professor. watch tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern. and watch american history tv every weekend on c-span3. book "ballpark: baseball and the >> paul goldberger discusses his book "ballpark: baseball and the american city." exploring baseball and the american cities, changes of locations and ballparks over the years and what they reveal about society and culture at large. the kansas city public library hosted this discussion and provided the video. >> i want to thank the library for putting on the event, the library board, jonathan kemper and the staff that work with us, steve woolfolk, the library is a fantastic institution and we're lucky to have it. look at this awesome auditorium. speaking of great public spaces, this is one. >> yes. >> all right, paul. >> libraries and ballparks, two most important things in the city. right?