clint: yeah. i think i am fascinated by, and part of the reason i go to a place like blandford, being one of the larger confederate cemeteries in the country in petersburg, virginia. the remains of 30,000 confederate soldiers are buried there. in the book, i go there for the sons of confederate memorial celebration. i don't go to a place like that because i have any hopes of convincing those people to believe what is true. i go there because i am, i think as a researcher, as a reporter, as a journalist, as a curious person, i am genuinely trying to understand how they come to believe what they believe. min jin: right. clint: it was important for me to go to that place not in an antagonistic stance or not in a way that it was attempting to like prove them wrong, or suggest that what they -- there's like an update happening on my computer. it's the virtual world. it is not an attempt to convince them of something that they don't want to believe. it is an attempt to gain clarity. i think i do gain cl

is clint admin. >> how are you, clint? >> i'm good. i'm so glad to be here. i can't think of any better way to celebrate what's happened in the last four hours rather than being in conversation with one of my favorite writers . >> number one on the bestseller list, it's pretty incredible and cool and you know, that's going to be when we build your monuments, we're going to one motto. how's that? it's wonderful to be here. i'm so excited this is happening because i think this book is just amazing. you guys, it's really amazing and it's also so moving to read. it's beautifully written. it's an incredibly important primary document as well as a secondary source because you are writing about your experiences of what it's like to understand the way slavery is understood today in 2020, 2021. how long did it takeyou to write this book ? >> 4 years. i started in may 2017 began to be conceptualized, watching the confederate statues come downin new orleans . watching justin davis come down in my hometown and just thinking about what it means that i grew up in a majorit

hickman on behalf of trump. >> hey, clint. it's kelli ward. i just talked to president trump, and he would like me to talk to you and also see if he needs to give you a call to discuss what's happening on the ground in maricopa. give me a call back when you can. thanks. bye. >> rudy giuliani also left a voicemail for hickman. then on the night of january 3rd, the day trump's call with georgia's secretary of state was published, the man in charge of the maricopa county election got this voice mail. >> hello, sir. this is the white house operator. i was calling to let you know that the president's available to take your call if you're free. if you could please give us a call back, sir, that would be great. you have a good evening. >> trump has never stopped that pressure campaign. it was a multi-pronged effort that included pressuring elected officials, storming the capitol, and now passing restrictive

the digital podium is yours clint and men. hi, how are you clint? i'm so good. i'm so glad to be here. i can't think of any bay anyway to celebrate what's happened the last 24 hours better than better than being in conversation with one of my favorite writers. well folks clinton's number one of the new york times bestseller list. it's pretty pretty incredible and cool. and and you know what that's gonna be when we build your monument. we're gonna put that on the bottom. how's that udc you well, it's wonderful to be here. i'm so happy. this is happening because i think this book is just amazing. you guys like this book is a really really amazing and it's also so moving to read. it's briefly written. it's an incredibly important primary document as well as a secondary source, because you are writing about your experiences of what it's like to understand the way slavery is understood today in 2020 2021. how long did it take for you to write this book? four years, so i still started in may 2017 or begin to be conceptualized and may 2017 watching the confederate stat

thanks, bye. >> so who is clint? clint hickman at the time was the chair of the board of supervisors in maricopa county, a republican. he says he never returned those calls or ones from the white house switchboard operator with requests to call back former president trump. and i want to give you the time frame of when these calls were made in relation to that call that the then-president made to georgia's secretary of state brad raffensperger, the infamous find me votes call. that was january 2nd. the voice mmail we just played u from kelly ward to hickman was made back on november 13. so this pressure campaign on state election officials began very soon after the vote. the giuliani call was made to hickman on december 4, and the white house switchboard calls, one on new year's eve, another on january 3rd. why is january 3rd especially significant? it's because the news broke of trump's call to raffensperger worldwide that day. that very same night, the white house was trying to get to hickman, get him on the line fo

next, clint smith looks at slavery is legacy in america. james patterson the former president president bill clinton discuss their new thriller involving the abduction of the daughter of a former president terrorist. find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide for full schedule information. >> hi, everyone. welcome and good eating. my name is nell pepper and on behalf of harvard book store i am thrilled to introduce this virtual event clint smith presenting his new book, "how the word is passed: a reckoning with the history of slavery across america." which debuted at number one on the near times bestsellers list at tonight using conversation with min jin lee. thank you so much for joining us virtually tonight through virtual events like tonight harvard book store continues to bring authors and the work to our community. every week we host events here are so i can't pick pick this month future events with lin-manuel miranda, stacey abrams, brandon fleming and asked him. check out the event schedule on our website@harva

eugene and clint are sticking around a little longer. after the break, a new report details the lengths a sitting member of congress has gone to support one of the country's most notorious white supremacists and to embrace a far right fringe agenda. >>> plus clues in the indictment of the trump organization and allen weisselberg that could show us the road map for investigators as the manhattan probe presses on. >>> and a new appeal from president biden to the country's unvaccinated after crowds of americans gathered together this weekend to celebrate another milestone in the return to normalcy. all those stories and more when "deadline white house" continues after a quick break. don't go anywhere. t go anywhere. cash mode from pnc bank giving you the options and extra time needed to help you avoid an overdraft fee. low cash mode on virtual wallet from pnc bank. one way we're making a difference. ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-serv

. >> stephen: clint eastwood is only a year older than you are. did you work with clint?lidity your performances. >> could be. >> stephen: do you think you could take clint eastwood in a fight? >> i might. >> stephen: you know i'm going to ask clint. >> i have a friend from scotland. he's 65 now. he has black belt in judo, so i could go to him before. >> stephen: clint, sounds like duval is preparing for this. i just heard him say he could take you. so i wouldn't let that stand. >> it would be a good match, maybe. >> stephen: what role did your training play in your own particular style? i know you studied with sanford mizener. >> yeah. >> stephen: through your career, did you keep up with the exercises and the tools that he gave you? >> not so much. >> stephen: no? there's one tool he used after i left, the repeat exercise. >> stephen: the repeat exercise? >> yeah, when i was there, we never did that. so when i directed, i used that sometimes. >> stephen: i studied the mizener technique and i did those, when i was a young actor i did the repeating exercises. what do you

i was invited by clint eastwood in 2004. you know, i didn't--really didn't know clint that well.bob costas" on hbo, and he saw me talking about playing the cypress. you know, very prestigious, let's say. and he knew i was a fan of golf, and we worked right by each other warner brothers. and he sent me an invitation, and we become very close friends. and, you know, this is my fourth year. damian: 'cause you grabbed the golf club first when? george: i was probably 11 or 12, and i hit lemons in the backyard. we got a lemon tree. we were--we're like-- damian: with what? with the golf club? george: yeah, a three wood. i don't know how we got them. i think they were in case we heard a noise, you know. we didn't have a gun, but we had a seven iron and a three wood. and i don't know how we ended up with golf clubs. my grandfather didn't play golf, and then my grandfather ended up using the clubs to keep the dog in the yard. like, he would put it between the wall and the door so the dog would push the door, but he pushed against the club. so it wasn't like we had a bag or head covers or a

clint, right? and he, you know, he talks all about how he was an enduring talent within the film industry. steve: as we look at these images of dirty harry on the streets of san francisco. i just think to myself about how here we are in 2021 and san francisco has dissended into lawlessness and, yet, there is dirty harry. >> what do you think clint eastwood would say about that? steve: i don't know. but we have a clip of charlie hurt talking about clint eastwood who reminds him of somebody else from california. watch this. >> i think that clint eastwood and ronald reagan probably had very much in common at the very least they had this in common. they were both willing to defy the norm around them. they were willing to defy hollywood. and strike out their own course, think for themselves. steve: okay. available sunday on fox nation. >> that's right. just a quick comment on that. bill hemmer said something interesting to me as well. what do you think about your document trip. clint eastwood defied the

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clint walk. clint is an msnbc national security analyst. welcome to you both. on this one. i first want to kind of get your understanding from your reporting of the phone call between the russian president and president biden. >> yes. so they don't give a full read out in terms of what actually was said. it is more kind of broad brush strokes. but biden said after that he was optimistic that they would crack down. but as his own staffers there, you know, this is something that they're very skeptical about, because we have to understand that these hackers often work hand in hand with the russian government. so it is not like the russian government doesn't get benefits from their work. so they're kind of allowed to profit off the side in terms of these ransomware attacks, and then they focus on more strategic targets as well for the russian government. so it is hard to imagine that the russian government is going to tell their own people, hey, you know, stop doing this. >> so, clint, take it and run with it. what incentive does vladimir putin have to step in here

clint mentioned general honore and phil rucker and carol len nick. we're going to have all three of those folks coming up. we start with general honore. he previously served as the commander of the joint task force katrina. general honore, it's good to have you with us. i want to start with your impressions of the hearing today, the valiant and heroic officers and you have officers like harry dunn who blatantly stated black officers had to fight a different war on january 6th because they were attacked and had to endure racist epithets based solely on the way they look. >> absolutely. they were composed, they shared their experience. they shared it with people themselves that were victims that they were trying to protect. what is clear today from the officers' perspective and what i heard is that they take offense at the president saying this was a tourism event. he needs to be held accountable. the former president -- there are many indications that the executive branch was complicit. [ inaudible ] what's coming out clear is that the executive branc

hey, clint. it's kelly ward. i just talked to president trump, and he would like me to talk to you and also see if he needs to give you a call to discuss what's happening on the ground in maricopa. give me a call back when you can. thanks. bye. >> hickman told the arizona republic he believed trump was going to ask him to change the results of the 2020 election or promote other election-based conspiracy theories, so he decided not to return the president's call. another supervisor tells the paper he didn't return two calls from the white house switchboard operator who indicated then president trump wanted to speak to him. kelly ward didn't respond to comment from the arizona republic. cnn reached out but hasn't heard back yet. we've reached out to rudy giuliani for comment and are still waiting. we just heard from former president trump's team, quote, it's no surprise that maricopa county election officials had no desire to look into significant irregularities during the election. they've refused

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playbook coauthor eugene daniels and former fbi special agent and msnbc national security analyst clint watt. it is great to have the three of you with us. leigh ann, we have heard the new attack line of pelosi republican, and also about the phone call when he heard that she was going to nix two of his picks, and help us unpack this. >> it is not a traditional committee, and you have two republicans on the committee of course, representative adam ken zinger and liz cheney who are like-minded on the claim that the false claims that the election was stolen or that he did not lose the election, and so this is one that is not commonly seen up here on capitol hill. that group of nine members just broke up from a preparation meeting ahead of tomorrow's first committee hearing regarding the capitol police officers and the rank and file d.c. metropolitan police officers. and our colleague haley talbot caught up with adam kinzinger, and he said that leader mccarthy can say whatever he wants to say, and that the remarks are childish, and he is honored to serve. so this is interesting spectacle as

after the show, we talked about the deeply personal reasons that dr. clint, to write the book, and as he's also an award winning spawn poet, there was no way i was going to let him go without doing a reading. take a look in orland, there are over 100 schools, road and buildings name for confederate labels. every day, lack children walking to building named after people who never wanted them to be there. every time i return home, i drive on the street name for those. what if one and me and change go straight for 2 miles on gravity, we take a left on jefferson davis. make the 1st right on clayborne translation. those paper to miles on the general slaughtered hundreds of black soldiers were trying to render a less on the press in the confederacy who made the torture of black bodies, the cornerstone of the new nation. the 1st right on the man who permit the head, rebellious place we put on state to spread across the city in order to prevent the others from getting any idea of what name is there for this sort of violence. what do you call on the road? you walk on his name for those who ima

let's start with the right to a poet, clint smith, who appeared on the street and to talk about his new book, how the word is passed. i reckoning with a history of slavery across america after the show we talked about for the past, the reasons that drove clint to write the book. and as he's also an award winning fan poet, there was no way i was going to let him go without doing a reading. take a look in orland there over 100 schools, road and buildings name for confederate labels. every day, lack children walking to building named after people who never wanted them to be there. every time i return home, i drive on the street name for those who would have wanted me and change. go straight for 2 miles on gravity. we take a left on jefferson davis, make the 1st right on clayborne translation goes straight for 2 miles on the general, slaughtered on the black soldiers were trying to render a left on the press and the confederacy who made the torture of black bodies. the cornerstone of the new nation, the 1st right on the main who permit had a rebellious place we put on state spread across th

and these images really remind us of how violent that assault was on january 6. >> clint watts, someent officials themselves. people like officer fanone. let me show you something he said on another network earlier today. >> will you testify? is that something that you would welcome the opportunity to have? >> oh, yeah, i'm looking forward to it. >> what would you say? >> i mean i would tell the truth. talk about my experiences that day. how brutal it was. you know, what i saw firsthand. >> are you worried that there could be another attack? >> i think as long as our political leaders continue to perpetuate lies, lies that fueled the january 6 insurrection and then lies regarding the january 6th insurrection, there's always that possibility. >> i mean, clint, what officer fanone describes happened today, the twice impeached ex-president told lies about the january 6 insurrection at some sort of press conference at his golf course. that is happening. and if that is in the view of law enforcement the cause and the effect is ongoing danger, where are we? >> yeah, nicolle, it's going to

impair the credibility of the information that ultimately comes out in the next 8 to 18 months. >> clint, i want you to jump in on the developing news katie and pete have been reporting on here about trump officials being allowed by the doj to testify. could you talk through for our viewers and for us why that is significant, and how you read that moving forward. >> yes, it's pretty fascinating because the real gaffes aren't on the lower level in temples of people that were responding, those that were sending forces forward. the fbi director testified several times. it's really everything above that level at the elected leader level, what was going on in congress, and what was going on at the department of justice. it's also important because department of justice has a very special role in terms of maintaining law and order in the district of columbia because it's not a state, we don't have a governor and it's that relationship with the mayor of washington, d.c. so it's an interesting point that surfaced where a lot of the gaffes and questions are. we've seen general honorare's review a

clint watts ab, a former fbi special agent.elshi" including a conversation with representative jason crow and all things afghanistan, insurrection and the trouble in trump world. the next hour of "velshi" begins right now. >>> good morning, everyone. it's tuesday -- i'm sorry it's saturday, july 10th. i'm aljudge velshi, we're 24 hours away from entering a new era in the space raise. tomorrow the british billionaire and founder richard branson will attempt to fly to space aboard his company's rocket powered vehicle. this flight would mark the culmination of 17 years of work by his space tourism firm virgin galactic. if successful he would eclipse fellow billionaire and founder jeff bezos's attempt to make a launch into into orbit. i will cover it tomorrow. with dr. may gemsen the first black woman in space. scott kelly and leland melvin. tomorrow morning starting at 8:00 a.m. back on earth, the fight over voting rights is heating up especially in texas and houston. we got a problem because republican lawmakers are reupping effo

clint is an independent journalist. sub-stack on an uncontrolled website for people who are independent. thanks for coming on. unmasked. why in the world would the u.s. government be unmasking journalists who are critical of them? >> yes. i am trying to keep myself composed after that emotional footage. >> tucker: i'm story. >> you should have given me a warning. i am on the verge of tears myself. >> tucker: [laughing]. sorry. >> the critical question is what you just asked: let's remember that the fundamental principle is the nsa is not supposed to be spying on american citizens before it gets a warrant which they did not have with regards to you. they find out things you are doing or saying. talking to somebody they are spying on. when happens there are protections in place for american citizens. they are supposed to hide your identity so your privacy is not invaded. they have the right to unmask the identity of the american citizen and give it to the intelligence committee. for example, if 2 people say we want to kil

i know clint will jump in on the technology side but were they giving access to one side of the networkof point if they're using somebody else in the cybersecurity realm, that means they probably had to have access. i don't see them going all offensive for emails for the journalists, but you can get access to the other side of that communication and take a look at that. that's something that was very interesting to me, that they went to a contractor. i did a little research on proof point and they're related to a lot of other cybersecurity companies so they certainly have the chops and had the resources to do something like that. but that should be chilling to a few people when you look at that. we have an administration that's about to turn over. bill barr leaves the next day. they're going to outside contractors to look at the other side of the communications. and then i started looking at the cdrs. when you're looking at the call detail records. what they're looking at there, they're looking at the communications and will probably try to match those email communications on one side w

clint watts and a.b.e this afternoon thomas barack has been arrested on foreign lobbying charges. that's next. >>> plus, house republican leader kevin mccarthy makes his pick for those investigating the insurrection, and three of the five members of congress he picked voted to overturn joe biden's election victory. what could go wrong? >>> and is the ohio special election a proxy battle for progressives and main line democrats or a local race between those with big pockets since it is the only federal race going on right now? "deadline: white house" continues right after a quick break, so don't go anywhere. break, so don't go anywhere. [relaxed summer themed music playing] ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ summer is a state of mind, you can visit anytime. savor your summer with lincoln. ♪ ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll stop at nothing to deliver our technology as-a-service. ♪ if you're 55 and up, t-mobile has plans built just for you. switch now and get 2 unlimited

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is mel pepper and on behalf of harvard bookstore i am thrilled to introduce this virtual event with clint smith presenting his new book "how the word is passed: a reckoning with the history of slavery across america" . which debuted at number one on the new yk

what might that look like, clint? >> on the stronger side, it was potential oligarchs or more information out on the russian collectives, but it is moving to the limited cyber operation, and against this russian criminal industry, and hackers that are there, and other things that are in between as well. we have seen the fbi recover some of the bitcoin that was deposited into the hackers' accounts, and they are still trying to do that but it is a defensive step, and that comes down to the most aggressive which is to use the partners to use criminals to get into another sovereign state. i doubt that the u.s. would do that, but it is a clear message to russia, and require someone like putin to explain why they would not respect the borders. we are told to respect the sovereignty of russia, and as far as ransomransomware, and the not done that. >>> and now more breaking news from president biden, he is going to deliver a long awaited speech on voting rights. he has been pressured to use the presidential power to counter r

reporter from the associated press, paul butler, former -- apparently professor of law at georgetown, and clint brats, a former fbi special agent and distinguished fellow at the foreign policy in research institute. mr. lieu mirror, i'll start with you, let's talk about this book. these revelations are absolutely crazy. you've covered a whole lot of crazy in the trump white house for four straight years. when you read, even just some of these quotes today, where do you rate them on a scale from this is unbelievable? >> hi steph, good to see you. for a long time those of us who cover the trump administration sort of thought there was the big three of days that we would forever define this presidency, that he could generate headlines and controversies dozens of times a day. it was always charlottesville, it was helsinki, and it was the children in the cages. and all of that of course was eclipsed by his response to the covid pandemic, and of course january six. there is a terror terrific work of reporting by your friends, congrats to them. it's hard to know where to begin. we're aware that presid

spike lee, clint eastwood., who were the people who made you think, yes, i want to do that for a living? adam: director wise? scorsese was the top of the pyramid as far as his films and how he talked about them, as someone who was a huge inspiration to me. you're right. all those people you just listed were spike's movies. jim's movies. soderberg. i've been really lucky to work with people that made me want to do it. >> and i believe you are not a fan of seeing yourself on screen. will that change for "annette"? >> n o. o. i have seen myself on screen before. i do not have a phobia about it. i just, it doesn't seem to be helpful. my responsibility i feel like when we were making it, and some people can wash themselves and it's -- watch themselves and they notice a habit or something that they want to do that they ddin't think was working that actually was. but for me, it is permanent, it is film. it's weird. you do some plain states will for a brief amount of time and that it lasts forever. when you watch it, i

donald trump called lifelong republican clint hickman twice through a white house operator. the arizona republic reports hickman's phone rang about 8:30 p.m. on new year's eve while he was on a date with his wife and friends in north central phoenix. he didn't recognize the number carrying washington d.c.'s area code and let it go to voice mail. hickman quickly listened to the message. the white house switchboard wanted him to call back so he could talk to the president he called in an interview with the arizona republic. hickman did not return the call and later deleted the voice mail. trump encouraged him to find enough votes to reverse trump's narrow loss there. hickman recalled listening to the leaked audio of that hour-long phone call after "the washington post" and other media outlets published the recording. i was horrified, hickman said. that same night at 9:22 p.m. approaching midnight in washington, his phone buzzed again. it was the same area code. he let it go to voice mail again. here is that voicemail from the white house operator on january 3rd. >> hello, sir,

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ready ready watched the clint july class i often saw with the culture blue book truly i just saw on the board the because it's always more use to meet the chicago contract usually. so would you practice and gone? yeah, cuz really new cultural reason is the moment that she's in the go rang and it's not going to not a monumental chopsticks. i'm not going to me the videotape deposition of steve helga and take him as a plaintiff in the matter of john and tammy said at 1st this jason webber at all. would you please raise your hand your family for that? the testimony are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. i do say your name, steven fell this morning. officer webber warning, we've never met prior to say who the family wanted to bring a lawsuit against anyone that was responsible for the disappearance and death of andrew. ah, where does the funding come 1st? there are 2 different grants. are they provided with the statistical information that you put together as to the number in case that you're in? so not at the time of the, the, the grant application o

here's the union's chief exec clint newton.always really important, if you're going to make a decision that's going to obviously impact the players, it's, we believe, fundamental to have the players as part of that decision—making process. and again, we have been speaking to the nrl, so i can be clear on that — but our view is that this decision was premature, and that we would like to see what unfolds in the coming weeks. we've seen some incredible scoring at the evian championship in france. south korea'sjeongeun lee birdied her last two holes to record the lowest round ever at a men's or women's major. this chip at 17 was one of ten birdies that helped her to a round of 61 at the evian championship in france. she leads the field by three shots at the half—way stage. still to come on sportsday... after a five—year absence, formula e returns to london this weekend, bringing with it a new twist to the series. we'll hear from the 88—year—old parkrunner who can't wait to get back to action tomorrow, when events resume around the

next, clint smith looks at slavery is legacy in america. james patterson the former president president bill clinton discuss their new thriller involving the abduction of the daughter of a former president terrorist. find more information at booktv.org or consult your program guide for full schedule information. >> hi, everyone. welcome and good eating. my name is nell pepper and on behalf of harvard book store i am thrilled to introduce this virtual event clint smith presenting his new