now, in terms of whether or not the court of appeal will raise the sentences, in about two thirds of ses which make it to the court of appeal for referral they are increased by the court, but the bar is quite high. the court has to consider whether thejudge in sentencing made a gross error or whether the sentenc is outside the range of reasonable sentences available. now, we should remember that bowers and cole have this week launched their own appeals both against their convictions and sentences. they have lodged those appeals in that case will be heard on the 28th of october by the most seniorjudge in england and wales, the lord chief justice. it is possible that these appeals will be held at the same time. no confirmation of that, but it is possible. the government has confirmed that it will extend the ban on rental evictions in england until the 20th september. cases were put on hold at the start of the coronavirus crisis. the charity, shelter, has warned that more than 200,000 tenants are behind with their rent, and could be at risk of losing their homes. our political correspond

and the sentences did not match the crimes, it was notjustice for stop in terms of whether the court of appealt two thirds of cases, that's what they do. two thirds of cases that make it to the court of appeal, they are increased by the court, but they are increased by the court, but the bar is quite high. the court has to decide whether the judge in the sentencing made a gross error or whether the sentences outside the range of reasonable sentences available. we should remember that albert bowers and jessie cole have this week launch their own appeals both against their convictions and sentences. they have lodged those appeals and that case will be heard on the 28 october by the most senior judge in england and wales, the lord chiefjustice. it is possible that these appeals will be held at the same time, no confirmation of that, but it is possible. danny shaw, thank you. a doctor treating the russian opposition activist alexei navalny has said no traces of poison have been found in his body. mr navalny is in a coma in hospital after collapsing during a flight from siberia to moscow. his suppo

so he scheduled a hearing to hear more about it but the lawyer for michael flynn went to the court of appeals saying he has no discretion. that was yesterday but i think even if the court ultimately decided it really is proper to go the routine route of having the trial judge make the decision if you don't like it otherwise it will run the course preemptively when they sense that a judge is going to rule against them. >> host: i want to give viewers a sense of what it was like in court yesterday released what it sounded like this hearing streamed on line and we carried on c-span for this is michael flynn's lawyer said the powell argument a half of -- in her opening statement yesterday but general flynn is a defendant without a prosecutor and litigation without controversy between the actual parties. instead of promptly granting what's required on the facts as a matter of law at judge sullivan denied to defense motions to one any amicus at all raised perjuring perjuring contempt charges over flynn's head and impermissibly went forth to lead it perceived that does the judge indicated the job of

court of appeals on tuesday. 0 judges will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live, tuesday, at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c span and c span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> defense secretary markest per also spoke at this -- mark esper spoke at the aspen security conference. he spoke about h t

and what about the other judges on this -- this is such an important court. >> reporter: the court of appeals here. right. court of appeals here in the district of columbia. jumps appointed by presidents obama and presidents clinton sort of dominate the speck group that heard this case. this is very fast action. the court heard the case just 20 days ago. this was an emergency motion and the court dealt with it extremely fast. now, in michael flynn, he could go to the supreme court and try to get them to issue this mandate order flynn asked, but odds are very remote of that. >> pete williams with breaking news. thank you so much. >>> and coronavirus cases are now topping 6 million in the united states. this as we're seeing more clusters on college campuses including more than 1,000 students testing positive at the university of alabama. a leading public health official joins us next after this quick break. eak. mornings were made for better things than rheumatoid arthritis. when considering another treatment, ask about xeljanz... a pill for adults with moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis w

two thirds of these cases that go to the court of appeal do result in the sentences being made longertill a high bar they have to assess, notjust if they are a bit soft or on the low side, but unduly lenient. another factor is two of these three are bringing their own appeal, challenging their convictions and sentences, saying they should in fa ct sentences, saying they should in fact be reduced. the hearing is likely to be in october. danny shaw, many thanks. a battle between "light and darkness" — that's howjoe biden has framed november's us presidential election, as he accepted the democratic party's nomination to challenge donald trump. mr biden called for unity and optimism, and accused mr trump of cloaking the united states in anger, fear and division. here's our north america editor, jon sopel. de democrats have managed to make the covid convention worked, helped by some big names. but more particularly by the small names, ordinary americans with stories to tell. last night, it was written harington, a kid with a starter.m was amazing to hear someone like me would be... able to

that case before the full court of appeals in dc circuit yesterday. can you just start by reminding viewers why it was before that full panel yesterday. >> this is very much a process. prejudge panel in the district court, the district of columbia a court appeal has granted a motion for mandamus. it is an extraordinary remedy that tells the judge, we must do something or not do something. and they directed the judge flynn or dismiss case. but happen yesterday in the full court, all ten judges to decide this case re- heard it. ... ... the reason this case is being heard, it is an unusual posture and that after pleading guilty, michael flynn, the justice department is dismissing the case. and so for that reason, the judge is required to give permission. there is a court rule that said in the case to be dismissed with leave of court. so he scheduled a hearing to hear more about it before rendering a decision. and then leapfrogged that decision and led to the court of appeals to say he must dismiss. he has the discretion. so that's what that was about yest

the court of appeals for the d.c. circuit judge to. n you start by reminding viewers why it was before that panel yesterday? guest: this is very much a process case. of the-judge panel district of columbia court of forals had granted a motion an extraordinary remedy that tells a judge you must do something or not do something, and they directed the judge in the michael flynn case to dismiss the case. what happened yesterday is the full court, all 10 judges were eligible to decide this case and reheard it. they started over. host: during that hearing, michael flynn's attorney argued that the u.s. district court judge overstepped his authority in not allowing the justice department to dismiss that case. do you think that the judge, judge sullivan, overstepped his authority? that: he hasn't yet, and is the reason this case is being heard. it is an unusual posture and that after pleading guilty, michael flynn, the justice department is dismissing the case. for that reason, the judge is required to do permission to dismiss a case. to hearule

court of appeals for the dz circuit on tuesday. e panel of judges will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges as recommended by the justice department. here the case live on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. on c-span and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app.

court of appeals on tuesday. the panel of 10 judges will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live, tuesday, at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c span and c span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> defense secretary markest per also spoke at this -- mark esper spoke at the aspen security conference. he spoke about how to achieve a higher level of readiness. this is an hour. mr. secretary d afternoon, nicholas: mr. secretary how are you. mark: hi, nick. nicholas: i want to say what an honor it is for you, ladies and gentlemen. bably the busiest person on the planet these days. i just want to say to welcome you what an honor it is for us ladies and gentlemen the 27 secretary of defense he has been for the past year and previously secretary of the army. very distinguished record of public service active-duty after graduation from west point for ten years and then the reserve for 11 years. we look for

against president trump's national security adviser michael flynn will be reheard by the full us court of appeals for the dc circuit tuesday panel of 10 judges will decide whether a federal district court judge dismissed charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. here the case live tuesday at 9:30 eastern on c-span and that c-span.org or listen live the free c-span radio app. >> doctor anthony fauci is the director of the national institute of allergy and infectious diseases and he gave a update on the pandemic . during this discussion, he also took questions from reporters on the government's responseto the disease . >> good morning everybody and it's a pleasure to be back with our audience and if this is your first time at a

this week the entire court of appeals ordered what's called enbanc review. f the judges on the court of appeals are going to rehear that case. now, that's very rare. it suggests that they disagree with the original rule. if so, the case will go back to the trial court and the trial court judge can keep that conviction in place and go to sentencing. the big question is will the president pardon michael flynn? we'll watch and see. >> elie honig, good to have you here. thank you, sir. i want to encourage our viewers to keep your questions coming. >>> masks and social distancing are required here in new york, but some are hosting mask-free parties, causing concern of possible covid-19 clusters. verizon how o) to build unlimited right. start with america's most awarded network. offer it at a price built for everyone with the most advanced iphone yet. iphone 11 pro on us when you buy one. because everyone deserves the best. this is unlimited built right. tempur-pedic's truly transformative sleep. so, no more tossing and turning. because only tempur-pedic's propriet

security advisory will be reheard by the court of appeals on tuesday. the panel of judges will decide whether a panel of judges must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. on tuesday atlive 5:30 a.m. or listen live on the c-span radio app. live now for remarks from our former education secretary arne duncan. he and others are set to testify on the safety of opening schools during the coronavirus pandemic. this is live coverage on c-span. >> we are joined by -- to talk about absentee voting. welcome to "washington journal." tell us about your foundation. what is its mission? [applause] guest: it is dedicated to serve as a counter to many of the leftist groups finding test filing lawsuits trying to update touch up and -- and trying to serve as a balance encounter to the increasing demands of leftist groups to change our election process, and really to safeguardsll of the and election administration that have been put in place in the early 20th century to share the responsibility for conducting elections in the

court of appeals overturning the three-judge court of appeals that decided you cannot bring don begann in front of jerry nadler in his judiciary committee pivot that was overturned. so what's the status of that? so they are going to fight over whether or not to question him the fight isn't over but it's just the viewer should not get distracted by the legal back and forth. the have not given up the dreamsms of impeaching president trump there saying hey maybe we can get him in and get another impeachment in. >> guest: impeachment one, two, three what ever i'm not ansure where they are part of one more issue, susan rice, judicial watch is stepped in and got her to answer some questions. very interesting answers on things like benghazi. you remember that extraordinary sunday morning when she appeared on just about every news show she was that because a well planned terrorist attack that led to thene killing of u.s. ambassador and other brave men on that day. she said she does not recall, right? >> she gave us answers under oath and in writing. she can't member who gave her the talking p

intent of those that are in charge of that specifically of judge sullivan who is on the district court and so the whole ruling by the by the court of appeals here the whole ruling was that hey the judge didn't say that you can't dismiss that because again remember when we're talking about this example of the t.v. kind drama the prosecution says we're dropping all charges and the judge says case dismissed well in this case the judge said i want to hear some arguments again so i don't want to dismiss it just yet so what this court of appeals it was they sent it back to say you guys brought it to you soon the judge didn't say he doesn't want to dismiss it he just wants to hear all the arguments against why they can't do that so that's what this comes back to i think their plan is to pass about november but it's certainly important hopefully they're going to be ways or methods where they can go that doing this to make this go through faster this is an absolute travesty of justice clinton's lawyer earlier produced documents alleging and. usually be enough for a case to be dropped. oh my goodness there are many things in this case that would be

court of appeals for the d.c. circuit on tuesday. the panel of ten judges will decide whether a federal distribute court judge must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live, tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span and at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >> attorney general william barr and ivanka trump announced this week that justice department is awarding over 35 million dollars in housing assistance grants to victims of human trafficking. the money can also be used to help the victims find a job and receive occupational training and counselling. >> good afternoon. i'd like to thank everyone for being here. the scourge of human trafficking is the modern day equivalent of slavery. eradicating this horrific crime and helping its victims have been a top priority for president trump's administration and for the department of justice. i thank the president for his steadfast commitment to this issue, and i thank ivanka for her leadership and for hosting

court of appeals for the dz circuit on tuesday. the panel of judges will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges as recommended by the justice department. here the case live on tuesday at 9:30 a.m. on c-span and c-span.org or listen with the free c-span radio app. ♪ >> the cards have been winning a lot. >> oh yeah, you are right. >> see, they have been winning the last three games. this time, they won 12-4. >> look, we are going to the ceremony today. you know? >> you mean people are already there and lining up? >> no, this is a picture of last year's ceremony. it is amazing how even after the bomb was dropped, the hiroshima dome did not collapse. ♪ ♪ >> the night before august 6, the enemy planes were constantly flying over hiroshima. around 7:30 the next morning, there was a siren indicating the planes had retreated from hiroshima, so all the students and teachers started to go to school. at 8:05, the teachers gathered all the students together on the playground so we could start the morning meeting.

court of appeals on tuesday. panel of che 10 judges will discuss whether to dismiss the charges as recommended by the justice department. you can hear that live tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org or listen live with the radio out. >> with 85 days to go before election 2020 we are joined by the managing editor at the university of virginia center for politics. we start in the battle of control for the senate. if you had to pick a hand to play right now would you rather be in the position of democrats or republicans? guest: the democrats are going to lose in alabama. fourneed to net or when republican seats to get to a 50-50 tie. democrats look good in the senate races of arizona and colorado. they are favored and there are better than 50-50 in north carolina and maine, two other republican seats. the tricky thing for democrats is, once you get beyond those states, they have other targets, but none of them are as good as those four. -- theate playing field core targets look good for democrats and

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for example, my colleague and i argued against the chief's proposal for an intermediate court of appeals which would sit below only the supreme court. court couldhis new alleviate what he saw as the excess workload of the supreme court by allowing justices to refer cases to it. in a 1200 page law review article -- [laughter] -- and an accompanying book, we argued that the chief had misdiagnosed the problem as a problem of capacity in what was really a problem of selectivity. so the general point is, i am no shill for the chief justice. nonetheless, i am here today to say that the consensus view, at the very least, misses elements of the chief justice's record that carry important lessons and his role in society. the very first bench memo i produced for chief justice burger dealt with a california decision striking down as an equal protection violation a statutory rape law that applied only to males. two years before, the chief justice had publicly dissented from the denial in a similar case indicating that he would have granted and summarily reversed. in the first paragraph of my memo, i

court of appeals for the d.c. circuit judge on tuesday. of 10 judges will decide whether a federal district judge must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live tuesday at 9:00 and eastern on c-span and c-span.org, or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >>

court of appeals for the d.c. circuit on tuesday. will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span and c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. the u.s. senate is about to gavel in on this thursday morning. senate lawmakers are working on the judicial nomination of john cronin to be a u.s. district court huge for the southern district of new york, a procedural vote will take place this morning on the nominee. the confirmation vote later this afternoon. and the negotiations are continuing on a coronavirus aid package. live coverage now here on c-span2. the president pro tempore: the senate will come to order. the chaplain, dr. black, will open the senate with prayer. the chaplain: let us pray. o god our shield, we rejoice in the gift of your salvation. look with favor upon our senators today, delivering them from fear and guiding them around the obstaes

what that means is that forever supreme court opinion that year, there were thousands of cases resolved by district court judges and appealsourt judges across the country. that is white from the supreme court to the district courts, the composition of the federal judiciary has a profound impact in every state in america and will continue to have an impact for generations to come. since the day that president trump took office, this administration has been focusing on identifying and confirming strong constitutionalist judges. this could not have been accomplished without the incredible support of leader mcconnell and chairman grassley and graham. in the past three and a half years, president trump has nominated and the supreme court has confirmed to supreme court judges and many other federal judges. include colorado's justice gorsuch and others. after just 3.5 years, there are more judges on the federal bench today appointed by president trump than any other president except for president obama. today, there are more active judges on the courts of appeals appointed by president trump than any other president and for the f

turning now to a hearing set for august 11th before the full court of appeals in d.c. tional security adviser michael flynn, the court will rehear the arguments over the department of justice decision to drop the government's case against flip. the -- against flynn. the judge in this case emmet sullivan. he wants the hearing to find out the reasons behind the government's decision. husband attorney, sidney powell, told fox news what he is doing is up constitutional. >> it's a sad day for the rule of law. judge sullivan' petition for rehearing should not have even been considered by the court because he had no standing to file it. he's not a party in the case. he's supposed to be a neutral umpire. gregg: he's far from a neutral umpire. let's talk about it with former trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland, author of "revolution: trump, washington and we, the people," which i e have read and i thought was excellent, kt, thanks very much. you know, as you know, i have long argued that flynn was falsely accused and wrongfully prosecuted. and now newly discovere

. >>> the justice department has the option of asking the entire first circuit court of appeals now forew hearing or could can ask the supreme court to review the case. well, an unprecedented rehearing set for august 11th for general michael flynn. the d.c. court of appeals sided with the corrupt judge, emmet sullivan, to re-examine the justice department's decision to drop the case against the general. this politically corrupt judiciary refuses to right the wrongs of what was a corrupt fbi against, working against flynn and president trump from four years ago. and it goes on and on. joining us now to take this up is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch, a man whose organization involved every day in trying to right wrongs. his new book is "a republic under assault: the left's ongoing attack on american freedom." it's available for preorder now. we recommend it to you mightily. tom, let's start with this, first, this reversal in boston. if what's going on here? the federal government has now the right to reinstate executions. what are we, what are we watching here if it's not an

they went to the court of appeals, the court of appeals denied an emergency stay but set oral argumentstember 1st. the problem is that the subpoena is supposed to be enforced on august 28th so there's a gap there. the trump administration is left with hoping the manhattan d.a. will wait a few days until the appeals court has time to do oral argument or they can appeal for an emergency stay of the district attorney's decision. they've indicated they would like to go to the spoupreme cou but it's unclear whether that will happen or whether the supreme court will take that up. >> thank you for joining us tonight. >> still to come, maki making hy at the dnc. we'll look at how this reflected our unique american moment. plus this. >> i've been doing this for a long time so let me just be plain, black people, especially black women are the back bone of this party and if we don't show up, democrats don't get elected. >> from the roll call to the testimonials, we heard the voices of americans, why their voices may be more important now than ever. . that's why i like liberty mutual. they get that

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court of appeals hears the full argument to determine if a judge must dismiss the perjury case against michael flynn. in the afternoon, our campaign 2020 coverage includes vice president pence accepting the endorsement from the arizona police association in tucson. at 7:30 p.m., senator kennedy and senator markey face each other in a primary debate. and on c-span2 at 9:00 a.m., a forum on the vaccine for covid-19. the na

court of appeals will re-hear arguments over the doj's decision to drop charges against michael flynnthe judge is asking for the hearing after being ordered to dismiss the case. they claim the fbi set up flynn before he pleaded guilty to lying to contacts in russia. they say christopher wray has a lot of questions to answer. >> how could it be in february and march of 2018, over a year after the fbi interviewed the russian subsource, saying the dossier was garbage, that the fbi briefed the senate intel committee in 2018 saying basically it's a reliable document. christopher wray needs to tell me how that briefing was set up for the senate intel committee. i want to know who gave the briefing, i want to know who prepared the briefing memo. the briefing memo is a complete fabrication of what the subsource said. carley: got a lot of questions there. wray ordered an internal review of the flynn case back in may. todd: todd: giv todd todd: todd: ghislaine maxwell is asking to be moved out of her cell. she is accused of helping recruit underage girls for jeffrey epstein. her lawyers will no

not uber headquarters, the countdown clock was on until uber and lyft shut down at d th the court of appeals >> granted them a longer pausth >> reporter: the pause allows the companies to continue classifying drivers as end pen debt contractors and not full- time employees with benefits as required. the fight now moves to election day and the battle over pop significance 22 funded by the companies which would continue to classify drivers as independent contractors. >> it takes away the worker's rights. it can spread to any other industry. >> pay sick days and worker's compensation. this company, instead of help us, they put up millions of dollars. >> reporter: supervisor says this is not about ride shrights >> it's all a political ploy. even if they shut down tomorrow this is all about trying to get voters in san francisco and the state of california not to recognize worker's rights. >> reporter: ride share users are happy the plug didn't get pulled on the apps yet. >> you know, andrea, this battle has been raging for a while now and it's not going away be< even with the extension. what is n

court of appeals which will hear oral arguments tuesday during the bid to delay manhattan district attorney'subpoena for the return. the president has said he will ask the supreme court to intervene if needed. up next, college campuses getting getting hit hard by the coronavirus. at first as we had to break, we want to take a moment to remember john thompson, legendary coach of the georgetown men's basketball team standing 6'10", thompson was known simply as big john. the first black coach to lead a team to the ncaa men's basketball championships. was more than a legend, we will miss him but are grounded in the assurance that we carry his faith and determination inside us. john thompson was 78. the dash and we'll replace your windshield with safe, no-contact service. >> tech: schedule at safelite.com. >> singers: ♪ safelite repair, safelite replace. ♪ it's an important time to save. with priceline, you can get up to 60% off amazing hotels. and when you get a big deal, you feel like a big deal. ( ♪ ) priceline. every trip is a big deal. woi felt completely helpless.hed online. ( ♪ ) my entire

court of appeals for the d.c. circuit on tuesday. the panel of ten judges will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges against michael flynn as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. and at c-span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >>> next, a conversation with former secretary of state condoleezza rice. she talks about the federal response to the coronavirus, reports of russian bounties on u.s. troops and debate of the military bases named after confederate leaders. this is part of the as spen institute's annual security forum. >> welcome. >> great. thank you very much, nick. thanks so much to everybody for setting this up. what a great way to adapt to our obviously troubled times. i'm glad we're doing this even if if we're not in aspen particularly. i wish we were all there, obviously. secretary rice, thank you for joining me today. thank you for taking the time to do this. congratulations to you on taking over the hoover instit

we'll be over 300 judges, federal judges, including court of appeals judges approved by the end of my other than when they added new judges into somebody's term which happens seldom, but we have more than any, it's a record, nobody ever seen anything like this in one term so we're going to have over 300 federal judges and that is court of appeals judges and that's just in the first term which probably will finish out over 300 which is pretty amazing. the stock markets -- lou: that's it, that's it for us tonight. the president continuing with his conference on opening schools, on the china virus pandemic and the success of the economy here in the what we all shope is the declining stage of this pandemic. congressman doug collins, dr. michael pills burly will pillsbury will join us tomorrow. "the trump century," how the president changed the course of history forever. preorder at thetrumpcentury.com, maria: good morning. happy thursday. thank you so much for joining us. ing the thursday august 13, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. 3 power hours coming up ahead with amazing all-star lineup. p

circuit court of appeals. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2020] these adding unconstitutional burdens of process to punish michael flynn, judge sullivan discarded any semblance of an impartial adjudicator that he had been extolled. as the cornerstone of any system of justice worth the label. four rulings are required to conclude this article. the judge's position must be flatly denied with clear language the judge has no standing to seek relief in this because hee ruling has invested himself in his prosecution of general flynn, there is now a glaring appearance of bias to millions of citizens. -- requires the vacation of -- and forth, they must compel the district court to grant the dismissal as a matter of law. only department of justice can decide the public interest and myriad factors inherent in pursuing prosecution. this is not an ordinary motion on whi

i think we have a court of appeals that came at the d.c. to do some pretty wild and crazy things, he actually has not done it yet. the way they look at it, he has not ruled on the dismissal motion and he said he would not grant it. hasn't had a hearing yet. so i think they were not going to jump in at this point, but they have said, if he does things that are allow list down the road, they will address it then. >> john: and the president can always pardon him. >> that is right. >> john: do you think flynn would want a pardon? >> i don't think he wants a pardon. i think john, he would rather get vindication from the prosecuting authorities that actually charged him. he would much rather have justice dismiss the case but at the same time, they have to get that past the judge. >> john: another big case, and it's not a court case but another big idea that we are talking about today, and the new director of -- john radcliffe said he will not do oral briefings of intelligence but written presentations. we do not know because marco rubio suggested

there's a filing in this case to stay that decision and to move forward to the second circuit court of appeals. this was totally anticipated, andrea. and so it's going to be at least weeks or months before we know how the second circuit court of appeals is going to rule on this. there's several processes that could occur between now and election day. so it's unlikely that this is resolved before election day. and it does not appear at this point, although things could change and the case could be expedited, it does not appear at this point that if everything goes in manhattan district attorney cy vance's favor, it would still be a long time coming before we get any resolution to this, andrea. but it is a step forward today. >> i just want to point out before we leave this topic that the president just said this was a fishing expedition, he was very angry about it, and he said that this has never happened to another president. we should also point out no other president in modern times has refused to release his tax returns. >> that's right. >> thanking all of you for helping us start off on a

we are going to have over 300 federal judges, and that is court of appeals judges, and that is just inhe first term. it probably will finish out over market's rebound signals-- rebound av-shaped recovery, stronger than any of our competitors anywhere in the world, if you look. we lead the world. japan is second. but in terms of dollar value, it is not even close. there it is. a lot of great competitors, europe, the united kingdom, japan, hong kong, the united states is leading the world very substantially. second slide, you will see the virus induced economic contraction in the united states has been far less severe than it was with our peers and p are eer nations.nd p you can see that, that is the united states, and it is despite we have done more testing than any other nation in the world. we have done more by far. ventilators, we are building thousands and thousands of ventilators a month that we are distributing them all over the world. we are helping many countries. at despite all these factors, big deal -- shery: president trump talking about gains the u.s. economy has made,

court of appeals ruled today 8-2 that judge emmet sullivan does not have to dismiss the case against n the, overturning the previous decision of a three-judge panel in the same circuit that ordered sullivan to dismiss the case as requested by the justice department. today's ruling from the court said sullivan was within his right to appoint a third party to argue a case against dismissing the case even though both the justice department and general flynn agreed to drop the matter. today's decision is a continuation, perhaps an escalation of the radical dem partnership with the deep state to subvert, first, the campaign and presidency of donald trump and, apparently, the constitution while they're at it. beginning in the summer of 2016, the fbi started spying on the trump campaign and general flynn. and they did so in an effort to frame him. straight up, in your face frame-up. in january 2017 the intelligence community reported russia worked to elect the president. within weeks the justice department and fbi worked to entrap general flynn. the obama white house was aware of the entire

court of appeals for the d.c. circuit on tuesday. the panel of ten judges will decide whether a federal district court judge must dismiss the charges as recommended by the justice department. hear the case live tuesday at 9:30 a.m. eastern on c-span. and c span.org or listen live with the free c-span radio app. >>> up next on history book shelf, from 2005, author steven walker talks about his boom "shockwave." the story begins with the first atomic bomb in new mexico on july 16th, 1945. and documents key events leading up to the august 6th, 1945 bombing. which the author then tribes in detail. >> thanks very much. you can hear me i hope. thank you for coming on actually the most wonderful evening in this glorious city, which my daughter has pleatly fallen in love with. and her first visit here. it's such a lovely evening. it's great you could come here and listen to horror stories about the atomic bomb. i want to talk to you from the heart about what this book is and what it means to me and the journey i have taken over the last two a