>> darrell: harris, they really are.ne of the reasons is this was a vindication of the accusation. they may want to talk about, as they call it, obstruction. but is not surprising that the president chafed when being accused of a crime he didn't commit. nor to anyone in his campaign. you might remember, the democrats made a point about cavanaugh not being calm enough when he was being accused of assaulting women falsely. it's that sort of reaction that, yes, the president chafed at being falsely accused. now he and his entire campaign have been vindicated. >> harris: thank you for that correction on adam schiff. where are we on this idea that everyone might move on when mueller gave his report? because everybody thought bipartisan that he was the right guy to be doing the investigation. did something suddenly change about robert mueller that we don't know? >> darrell: i don't think anyone will take on his conclusions. they will argue over what those conclusions mean, because he is such a respected figure. because -- he h

>> darrell: and everyone of these campaigns, 70 takes it. maybe the trump organization is a little naive. they didn't use a surrogate law firm to prevet people. but the reality is, and donna was very honest. i saw the interview. the fact is you listen to them and see what they have. ed gillespie would be governor of virginia if someone had walked in and said, "have you looked at the yearbook?" okay? the reality is that you do listen to that. the question is, who went to a foreign national and created a false narrative?

i'm just curious why darrell can't answer a simple question. it's obvious it was a trope meant to attack the state of israel and the jewish people. it's stunning that the democrats could not vote, sean, on a simple resolution condemning anti-semitism. this isn't hard to do. they tripped over each other to get away from this thing and threw everything in there. that's what democrats do. >> sean: there is something called selective moral outrage. we're seeing an awful lot of it. if justice kavanaugh is accused of something from when he was a high school student, the mantra was i believe we have a lieutenant governor, a democrat in the commonwealth of virginia, lieutenant governor accused of rape with witnesses that say it was stated at the time and other serious sexual assault allegations. i don't hear anybody saying i believe. they say they care about dreamers and daca. they won't even sit down with president trump, even negotiate a deal that would -- would help those people. we see it on a lot of issues. if this was a republican, i think we'd g

grumet darrell west -- host: darrell west joins us now, author of "divided politics, divided nation." question in our previous segment came from a thought experiment in your book. what did using of the responses? guest: i thought the responses for -- responses were great. everybody has an opinion on trump's impact on america. as you point out, what i did in my book about political polarization in america was to post every question on my facebook page. this was a year into trump's presidency, on the cusp is his first major state of the union address. i got responses very much along what you got there. very polarized views. people who love trump, people who hate trump. there's very little moderation. host: the book "divided politics, divided nation: hyper conflict in the trump era," what is hyper conflict? how is it different from regular conflict we've seen in the past? guest: this is not the first time we've had political polarization, but i use the word hyper conflict to signify the fact that we are facing a very high level of partisan conflict, lots of polarization, a rise of extrem

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neither did darrell johnson who assured me he would not be in. so i'm not blaming darrell. r.hen a question he didn't like and i can't remember what it was like, you hear-- ( coughing ) i am a little irritated because i'm thinking who on the crew is coughing like that, you know when are you taping, you would much rather choke than interrupt a taping, so i am thinking who is that, and then i am cleared it is r.kelly, i'm told he is talking to my crew, they are doing okay, should i go in and stop it should i stop it, he is having a dialogue with people on my team. they said no, you should probably leave alone. we continue the conversation. but the girls are so angry, so angry the way they spoke. as a matter of fact, asriecae, g toim to og he said heled me. i n't know whot i'ry. >> sphrehey arterrified, both of parents a terriedthveheir dgs these guys, they are 21 and 23, they don't even know. we don't know how the r. kelly story is going to end, we really don't. but what i do know is that those girls are going to need their families sooner i think rather than later. so it was he

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it's after two decades, darrell, of constant accusations. these women are lying?i'm not calling anybody a liar. what i would say is to those people who have brought the facts, their attorneys, present your facts and mr. kelly will have his day in court. now, if i was a judge, me personally, and i thought a guy was a known pedophile over the last 30 years, why is probation even on the table? if this guy is a known pedophile, if he's holding these people hostage. why haven't the doors been kicked in? >> i think that's the legal process. i don't think that speaks to guilt or innocence. >> i'm not saying that. i'm just saying if a judge over these years thought that this is what it was, you've got enough to indict, just have zero bond. >> yeah. well, speaking of that, he couldn't come up with $161,000 in child support, $100,000 in bail money. who came up with that money? >> let me say this first. mr. kelly walked into court with $60,000. it was about those children. that's what they said. he said, judge, i have 60 grand. they said, nope, we want 161,637.18. not a penn

talksauthor darrell west about his book "divided politics, divided nation." c-span's "washington journal" live at 7:00 eastern. trump and first lady melania trump attended services sunday morning at st. john's episcopal church. the president made the short trip to the church, located about two blocks from the white house via motorcade. had some. service irish elements to dedicate st. patrick's day. >> c-span continues its look at the freshman class of the 116th congress. we begin with republican ross spano. he is the newly elected representative for florida's 15th congressional district. it includes the eastern suburbs of tampa. congressman spanos served in the florida house of representatives from 2012-2018. representative spano: i was born in tampa. i could not have had a better childhood, i grew up in a small community and have been there my entire life. my dad was a small business owner. he built homes. my mom worked with him in the business. so yes, the fact that i'm able to come to d.c. and represent the most important constituency, which is small busin

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on darrell's question and with the ambassador's statement about what was the quote? >> he said if we allow strategic arms control -- the treaties to collapse, it's going to be a disaster and i wouldn't want to be there. would you want to be there? >> i want to be there. that is what leadership and responsibility is. shirking that and saying it's a disaster two years away is a telling indicator of russia's commitment to it. and committed to making it. i think many in this room are as well. the collapse of the inf treaty -- the catalyst was not the united states of america. catalyst was the russian federation. again, they don't acknowledge the steps taken, they don't acknowledge the violations have been incurred. so i don't give much credence for the assessment or the npt. he hasn't shown much success with his recent events. so i will continue to work hard for the npt and getting to work with allies making sure we are doing everything to make sure 2020 is a success. >> somehow i didn't think you would agree with him. >> had a question for one of the organizers and i fe

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2013 when i was in the minority i worked with our republican chairman at the time, representative darrell issa, to introduce a foia reform bill. as you may recall -- you know i'm a bipartisan guy because you talk about freedom of speech, congressman issa cut my phone off -- cut my mic off, but i didn't let that stop me. we still did foia. you understand sometimes we will have hiccups in our lives, but you have to move on because we must keep our eye on the prize. and i always remind myself that it's bigger than me. it's bigger than this moment. and so it took us three years of hard work with the help of many of you and i thank you from the depths of my heart. in negotiation and then with the help of senator cornyn, patrick leahy and others, we got it over the finish line. you need to give yourselves a hand for that one. [ applause ] president obama signed it into law in 2016. the foia improvement act is a prime example of how congress can work together. keep our noses to the grindstone and achieve positive results for all of the american people. now that i'm chairman, i'm going to hold on

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darrell was one of my heroes. impala dwyeroun and others. edward bennett williams mentored and taught me. there is a lesson here that is closer to the lives of us in this room. when hitler brought that phony case against leftists for the reichstag fire. some brave lawyers stood up. they help them put on a defense that exposed the nazi lies and led to an acquittal in hitler germany. in england they stood up. frenchjoined by the leader who proclaimed, i am coming for you. organizationhis went to berlin to observe. in the years just after brown v. board of education, southern scores refuse -- schools refused to desegregate. brave children and parents, assisted by hundreds of lawyers took on those cases at financial reputation all and personal risks. later on, lawyers defended those for protesting other manifestations of races. we may remember cb king in georgia. many of those names are now forgotten. apartheid south africa i worked with dozens of lawyers, black and white whose efforts toppled the apartheid government. while the up organized sou

((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "our community and its leadership have different questions, was the outcome wrong, was the outcome unacceptable? the answer to both questions is yes. today's announcement is not a surprise. what matters most now is what we do going forward together."az: lawmakers this year could change the law on police use of force. there are two competing bills in the legislature: one endorsed by police across the state, the other endorsed by the clark family and mayor of sacramento. tag. (jrs) we are getting reaction across the country pouring out over the announcement. senator and presidential candidate kamala harris tweeted out... stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks our fight for justice continues. (justine) governor gavin newsom released a statement today following the sacramento police departments announcement. "our hearts continue to ache for the loss of stephon clark and the circumstances that led to his death. this must that led to steph

. >> reporter: and back inside the chambers, all city council members including mayor darrell steinberg briefly left the meeting as emotions started to boil over. >> stephon clark. >> the police chief says they are investigating the actions of police during monday's night protests that resulted in 84 arrests and federal prosecutors are now opening a civil rights investigation into clark's death. >>> now to the showdown between president trump and house democrats over security clearances. >> the white house is refusing to turn over documents about jared kushner's security clearance that was allegedly granted after president trump overruled his top officials. now a new report says he did the same for his daughter. >> abc's serena marshall has the latest from washington. good morning, serena. >> reporter: kenneth, janai, good morning to you, and that is the question they are at odds over, whether the president overruled career intelligence officials including concerns raised by the cia and ordered security clearance given to his son-in-law jared kushner as the president now lashes out at d

sensually darrelle to the implementation of a highly important humanitarian operation aimed at rescuing syrian citizens trapped in the rock band camp and while the sides are blaming each other for what's going on inside their ragavan camp in southeastern syria we have to admit that poor people trapped there continue to suffer and their fate remains quite unclear we've contacted the u.s. led operation in her resolve for its response will let you know what they say earlier washington insisted it's ready for coordinated efforts with the u.n. to organize safe passage for refugees from the riverbank out of russia's efforts the white house claims did not meet security standards u.n. coordinator mohammed said kalle fears that there could be dangerous consequences if refugees aren't evacuated we should divert from the political issue that the american have with the syrian government or with the syrian people and look at the human side aspect of the people living in the camps. they can't by law they should not you know the should not prevent any community you know system to their camps is not ju

darrelle says there is including wong started coming to these shores in the one nine hundred eighty s. just as the group was publishing reports over how endangered the species had become . endangered means high profits for poachers and the rule believes one has made millions selling plowshares off to be illegal pet trade. their beautiful shells make it easy to see why they are considered the jewel in the crown of the reptile world. so when you hear about people like ants and long. making lots of money from these passionate tortoises. what does that do in your mind and to your heart and it's it's not that they are but i want to take a gun and kill him if you feel that strongly about. nearby breeding and rescue center we find pens full of our shares that were saved from poachers. the rate of smuggling is so high this year madagascar's government for bid the group from releasing any back into the wild. in the lab there is a photo warning workers to be on the lookout for this man it's anson was. that photograph is there in terms of you know if this man turns up. be careful. in one nine hu

((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "our community and its leadership have different questions, was the outcome wrong, was the outcome unacceptable? the answer to both questions is yes. today's announcement is not a surprise. what matters most now is what we do going forward together."az: lawmakers this year could change the law on police use of force. there are two competing bills in the legislature: one endorsed by police across the state, the other endorsed by the clark family and mayor of sacramento. tag. (jrs) we are getting reaction across the country pouring out over the announcement. senator and presidential candidate kamala harris tweeted out... stephon clark should still be alive. today's news is a tragic and all too painful reminder that our criminal justice system is deeply flawed and lacks accountability. our fight for justice continues. (justine) governor gavin newsom released a statement today following the sacramento police departments announcement. "our hearts continue to ache for the loss of stephon clark and the circumstances that led to his death. this must b

discussion, i'mappointing a new commission on homelessness & supportive housing, led by sacramento mayor darrell steinberg. >> [ applause ] >>with your support, let's put half a billion dollars into immediate funding for navigation centers - emergency shelters with services on site, and another hundred million for whole person care to replace a fragmented approach to services with one that's more integrated and comprehensive. and while cities and counties are on the front lines, this challenge will only be solved regionally. we need to work together as a state to focus on prevention, rapid rehousing, mental health, and more permanent supportive housing - because while shelter solves sleep, only permanent supportive housing solves homelessness. specs [ applause ] >> [ applause ] >> [ applause ] >>now, let's talk about something too often overlooked: the golden state is getting grayer. we need to get ready for the major demographic challenge headed our way. for the first time in our history, older californians will outnumber young children. over the next decade, our statewide senior population wil

more about how to best prevent these tragedies from happening over and over and over again.mayor darrelone of many leaders grappling with a search for tangible accountability and meaningful change.steinberg: i think police officers have a very tough job, they put their lives on the line and at the same time they have the awesome power to take a life. enter: the california act to save lives.... or ab392the bill.. penned by assemblywoman shirley weber of san diego and assemblyman kevin mccarty of sacramento:mccarty: itúll reform our 100 year old deadly force rules for police engagement and focus most importantly on deescalationthe bill would limit the circumstances under which law enforcement officers can use deadly force.sot:we have two major cities on the west coast, we have seattle and san francisco doing this, it hasnút impacted safety for law enforcement. its made our communities safer. itús time to modernize our deadly force rules in california.current standards for use of force are fairly broad. the stateús current law mandates that officers can use deadly force when they deem it '

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lee, ofg to the darrell the university of chicago, gaza is the "place where israel tests technicals management, searching an optimal balance between maximum control over territory and minimum responsibility for its non-jewish population." israel is earlier but right there with saudi arabia, leading the world in military spending per capita. other countries like the united states, russia and china are not far behind. but where a n.a.s.a. in a difference emerges is with military exports. -- where an extraordinary difference emerges is with military experts. data shows that israel is anywhere from the fourth to the ,ighth largest exporter of arms and this depends on the year and the currency examined. i should point out, however, these data are likely gross underestimation's because israel doesn't actually report its arms deals. many of which occur through covert deals, via independent hustlers, often retired israeli military generals. given israel is listed among exporters of arms was far bigger populations and far bigger economies, i looked for data to and ixports per capita came up mostly empt

((darrell steinberg - sacramento mayor)) "the emphasis this year is going to be to focus as much attentionn prevention and early intervention." mayors from the bay area to the border praised the state's homeless emergency aid program, which gives cities flexible funding for the problem..((libby schaaf - oakland mayor)) "we've seen when given the opportunity, mayors move fast and we are innovative, for example in oakland, we have used our heap dollars to resolving encampments in a dignified and effective way, our cabin communities program has expanded our ability to serve more than 600 unsheltered residents a year." ((lee brand- fresno mayor)) "like so many here, part of it is going to navigation centers, shelters, rapid rehousing, permanent housing."although mayors are in agreement about the benefits of the program... not all agree with the governor's proposal to pull gas tax funds from cities that don't meet housing production goals... mayors in support of the measure were asked to raise their hands.. ((steinberg)) "members come from different parts of the state with different points of v

sacramento mayor darrell steinberg is supportive of legislation that would focus on de-escalation taticsornia act to save lives, or assembly bill 392 was created by assembly woman shirley weber of san diego and assemblyman kevin mccarty of sacramento. they say it will reform the 100-year-old deadly force rules for police engagement. essentially the bill would limit the cicumstances under which law enforcement officers can use deadly force. <"we have two major cities on the west coast, seattle and san francisco, doing this," mccarty said. "it hasn't impacted safety for law enforcement, actually it's made our communities safer. so we think it's time to modernize our deadly force rules in california.""the bigger piece of it, frankly, is to prevent these before they even happen," mccarty said. "so with this law, we'll have police departments up and down california changing their practices, having their officers trained differently so they can look for less lethal alternatives when confronted with these incidents.">(justine) city leaders are hopeful that this new legislation could be a path f

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