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colson, what are your thoughts at this point? >> well, my main thought, very frankly, is that schools have to take this stuff very seriously. my company does a lot of active shooter training especially for schools. we recommend that every door in the school be locked. so people can indiscriminately walk around the school shooting people. you have to make it as difficult as you can to interrupt those things, and keep them from happening. >> harris: how do you make it difficult? >> i'm perfectly prepared to discuss this. the school needs to be in lockdown. teachers have ability with fobs and things to move around the school. anybody that walks into the school has to go through a locked door. if not they have free run of the school until their adrenaline rush stops and they're apprehended or? sometimes commit suicide. you want to buy time. these things last 6 to 9ments. if you get who a lockdown situation you are safer. if you start with a lockdown situation you have a better chance of having more people survive. we have had situati

danny colson is the former assistant to the fbi and he deputy director joins us now. a let me ask you about richmond. james comey hired a friend of his called daniel richmond who is a professor at columbia lawyer. and a kind and a crypto government employee of gray area job. basically to do p.r. for him and to leak information that he thought would be helpful to his information. you spent a long time at the fbi. have you seen anything like that before?io >> i have never seen anything like that, and i've talked to a number of former executives in the fbi and neither have they. this is not the junior membership in the garden club, this is giving a man who really has no job, except just gives advice and publicity for the director. again, giving security clearance to the fbi. that's really significant to me. and i think there is another issue here in the fact that this individual is the one that comey linked to, and that didn't come up in the hearings. that is troubling to me and the fact that they did that. i would want an inquiry done, if i were back there i would be lo

i think either father or chuck colson and they learns that abortion clinics, however they actually have in common and i think -- i wrote the benedict option for all small o orthodox christians, not meaning, again to paper over doctrinal distinctions issue think it's important to hold on to this but to say that we need to form -- to rediscover this human jim of the trenches. in baton rouge where i live, my wife teaches as a classical christian school. she is eastern orthodox, people e most people there are evangelical. some there are somebody there as wells well but a all coming to knowing that we are in this together, that the world see -- doesn't see much difference between us. we're all countercultural, and that we need to form this brothership, fellowship, when we can. without compromising, but there's so much we have in common and we need build i'm otherup because the time is going to come, and it's coming sooner than most people realize, when we desperately need each other. >> i have not read your book but the idea have been percolating in at the intellectual atmosphere for quite s

scarlet colson -- scarlet: it sounds like you are closer to a deal than farther away from it.ourse of the next month to reach an agreement with the europeans? sec. ross: i have been having discussions with the commissioner, my counterpart there, almost every day since we first came up with the tariffs. so those will continue. scarlet: earlier today, you said the u.s. trade deficit with china was due partly to what you called "evil practices." what do you mean by that? sec. ross: sure. technology transfers, forced joint venture agreements with intellectual property, cyber breaches, artificial barriers to trade and regulatory approval, high tariff barriers. china, as you probably know, talks a lot about free trade. in fact, their behavior is highly protectionist, much more protectionist than the u.s. scarlet: is it productive to use that characterization of evil practices before you meet with their counterparts? sec. ross: those are not characterizations. those are facts. scarlet: how have they responded to those facts? >> those are facts. ♪ nejra: now for another bloomberg excl

cspan visited that monument and talked with historian mitchell ya colson about that monument and themerican experience, here's what he had to say. >> reporter: directly behind me is yes, u.s. involvement is necessary in world war i. 35% saying no. >> join the conversation or give us a call on the various phone lines. eastern and central time zones and a special line for active duty and veterans on that last line. bob's waiting in greenville, south carolina. go ahead. >> i was wondering how reluctant president woodrow wilson was to enter the war? >> woodrow wilson is so interesting in this way. remember, he was born right before the civil war in stanton, virginia. i can't think of it off the top of my head exactly and he says i saw what the civil war did to the south. i saw what it did to the shenandoah valley. if i support the declaration of war i'm not the one who has to go off and fight. i don't -- woodrow wilson had only daughters so he didn't have to think about sending his sons off to fight. he felt a personal burden and a moral burdened because he was a moralistic individual. h

. >> let me go to you, miss jaime colson. because of course wakanda forever. love the movie.ar a wakanda style -- i'm not sure what that means. but there is this sort of sense of siege that has driven gun sales and driven people who vote on this basis as their primary issue. that sense of siege, can it possibly survive a president who is 100% on their side, who's pandering to this audience, who's showing up with the vice president at their conventions? >> well, it's especially interesting because you'll notice that throughout the convention, i'm glad you played those clips, because he didn't talk about a lot of actual gun issues. he didn't talk about concealed weapon reciprocity, going across states, and he didn't talk about issues that are extremely important to actual gun owners, including gun owners who are people of color, which is a rising number of black women and black americans who are buying guns. so i think that siege mentality, it's really interesting because a lot of times, you know, the nra is one of the biggest defenders of second amendment rights but then you s

sometimes very colorful people like chuck colson and my friend pat buchanan.hing, there is this constant discovery of these are unsophisticated people, this is the gang that couldn't shoot straight, this is a sort of greedy mob that doesn't even know how to do it. somebody said earlier today you got to see the difference between crime and slime. you know. and maybe they got confused between the lines there. but they are not a similar crew. >> so we'll continue this conversation. by the way, we talked about earlier the monica lewinsky tweet. willie, town and country apologized. >> yeah, just to remind people, monica lewinsky said please don't invite me to an event about social change and then after i've accepted uninvite me because bill clinton decided to attend. it is 2018. that was monica lewinsky's post. that was town and country magazine, they have now apologized in a simple statement that appears in a tweet they just put out that reads, we apologize to nice play win ski an lewinsky and regret the way the situation was handled. >> i like that.win ski lewins