commission, honored to have david johnson be with us in 2019. he and his family were there when we voted and i was a part of the vote to rename the harvey milk photo processing center in david's oner. we will also be adjourning in david's memory at the end of the meeting. i think ashley, is that everything? >> [indiscernible] >> any public comment on item 2, the president's report? alright. phil, please. >> thank you madam president. before i get into it, let's also-some here early watched-i had the pleasure of swearing in our president as a off highway vehicle state commissioner under the state park's department, so she was appointed by the governor so give a round of applause. [applause] >> you are looking at two state park commissioner, phil. >> i are want to welcome everyone to hamilton and extend a warm welcome to commissioner staff, community members. i think president anderson covered most of this, but the off site meets are lovely and important this is a terrific traditions as noted. evolved out of racial equity action efforts to make sur

also joining us today is a true expert on the ofce, ambassador david johnson. ninety-eight -- 2001 and went on to be court nadir of afghanistan and international narcotics law enforcement person so here's how this is going to go. i went to edit over and we will time for answers so be thinking of those who will have somebody coming around with the microphone. don't ask it on the microphone, are audience will. you have the floor. >> thank you. good morning. it's a great pleasure and honor to be here. thank you for coming and i would like to thank the wilson institute court extending this invitation. thank you to the global program institute for hosting this event. addressing last year. outside the political exercises, i'm sure we will have a discussion so thank you for being with us here this morning. this is a viable opportunity. twenty-three -- 24 presiding over the council in this position. people productions. cap platform to exchange insights and discuss approaches. i will try to keep remarks, to exchange and. experiences and concerns and i'm sure it will enr

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. >> my name is david johnson. >> good to see you.hatever he likes. >> feel the pulse of the people. so nice of the two. i think he tipped the reporter and bought a shake for himself. unlike trump when he bought one for everyone. a huge contrast. trump went to the funeral of jonathan diller. the same state and the same day, he could have done both. know your opponent, joke because labeling trump out of touch elitist is not working, it's not accurate. take a real shock, not a made up one. trump is a target rich environment like for example, don't do this -- >> all this tough talk on china, never occurred to my predecessor to do that. trump doesn't get it. >> why is he always squinting? is donald trump foldable on china? are you referring to trump giving china a pass when he called it china virus or record tariffs on the goods you left in place or band while weight because it was too much of a threat to us? or massive phase one trade deal? that to me was a swing. what else you got? trump can't campaign right now. you are on the trail by

let's hope. >> you got it. >> david: reporting live, whit johnson's mother, sharon. we weren't joking earlier. sharon johnson, are you with us, can you hear us? we understand you're in mazatlan? >> yes, i am, can you hear me all right? >> david: we can hear you loud and clear, first of all, we love whit, we -- and we're going to bring your son in to listen to this interview, he's going to dive in if we ask you anything not proper here. tell us what it was like and thank you for instilling that love of science with whit and the whole family, he talked about generations of his family knowing the power of these eclipses. what was it like in mazatlan? >> we had been worrying about high clouds for the last couple of days, and it was beautifully clear in the morning when we woke up, but then we got that high haze coming in. but we beat it, you know, we got the eclipse, pretty clear skies, a little bit of haze that might have blocked some things, but it was beautiful, the sunset colors came out, 360 degrees. birds that hadn't already taken roost just dived out of the sky in

david: kudos to speaker johnson.as hung in ere and he has bobbed and weaved to keep his job but in the end i think he did the right thing for the country and the world. and it was a test. it is important to respect democracy. when you have a broad majority of people, not only in the house but also in the country, including 69% of republicans that think vladimir putin should not be allowed to take more land in ukraine, and this broad majority, democracy should prevail. the problem in our country is that over the last few years, angry minorities have ruled. william: on this issue of this angry minority, that has always been the talk about speaker johnson. he is beholden to them and cannot cross them. and yet, today he did. it sounds like governing. do you think this development today reduces the sword of damocles over his head otherwise known as marjorie taylor greene? jonathan: three weeks ago we talked about marjorie taylor greene submitting a motion to vacate. this week, tom massey says i have a motion to vacate. an

eugene, i got to ask you, though, with, i guess, johnson's majority set to shrink even further when lawmakers return to washington to pick up on david's point how much dating do democrats and house minority leader hakeem jeffries and mike johnson have to do, how much do the democrats have to date maga mike? >> not long, right? it doesn't have to be long. he can date a couple of democrats, right, because of how thin the majority is going to be. all of this is going to come down to how hakeem jeffries feels about it, right? whether or not he is telling his folks behind closed doors. he's mentioned this before publicly that as long as mike johnson works with and in good faith, and brought these, most important, the foreign aid bill to the house floor for a vote, that democrats might be, you know, kind of giving him a little flirtation there. we might be interested in dating you. i'll keep this going. and at this point, there's no reason to believe that's not going to happen, because democrats know a couple of things. one, that he has offered, in good faith, in a way that kevin mccarthy did not, right? kevin mccarthy oftentimes was accuse

and o s o r and one hundred and 75 member develop their black and white photos and have is the david johnson photo library it is adventure who is our culture arts manager for years and years it is wonderful addition and our photo labor after david johnson and melissa is our director she's incredible to keep it together. and mission art center is the other side of mission in the courtyard and young people in the theatre company run by the incredible director alvarez and the shows that are featured are at the randall museum i'm making a plug for the musical that is opening that friday will be interactive for all members is full length broadway musical and putting two full broadway productions a committed group to come three hours a week to learn how to sing and dance and act and get you ready for broadway and she's awesome put together every show connected to some social theme the kids are disso it is social activism component as well. and there's a nonprofit attached to that so we get a lot of recognizing from them and have silver interest day camp not just culture arts but nature we have fol

johnson, in for david. we begin with a historic and head-spinning day of legal drama. donald trump and his alleged efforts to influence elections at the center of it all. at the supreme court, the former president's case testing the boundaries of presidential power. trump's lawyers arguing he has absolute immunity from criminal prosecution for his attempts to overturn the 2020 election. lawyers for special counsel jack smith, who is prosecuting trump for those efforts, arguing that presidents are not above the law if they commit crimes. the justices acknowledging the case before them is not just about former president donald trump, but also about future presidents and the presidency itself. one critical question they're considering, whether a president can have immunity for an official act, but not his private conduct. abc's terry moran leads us off at the supreme court. >> reporter: at the heart of this case, donald trump's unprecedented claim. his lawyer telling the justices that presidents can never face criminal prosecution for anything they do in office that can b

david: speaker johnson called that a claim absurd. roll tape. >> it's absurd.er to say that. it's incredible that us going there to meet with and, speak out on behalf of jewish students' safety could be seen as divisive in any way. this is exactly the problem. it's actually an issue that ought to be uniting every elected official, but some of these folks are afraid to speak out, and others like my colleague, omar, are saying exactly the wrong thing. david: florida congressman mike waltz joins me now. congressman, it's just extraordinary. ilhan omar and her or daughter are at a university where the protesters are holding up pro-hamas if signs, pro-terrorist signs, and she's calling, she's calling him provocative when that's what she and her daughter are stir thing up at columbia. >> yeah. i'm proud of the speaker for going. i'm proud of him showing leadership and some compassion for these jewish students. but, you know, even worse than that, the fact saw saw that she's not denouncing these protesters who are yelling things like go back to poland where the holoca

. >> david: speaker mike johnson and house republicans moving forward with votes now coming on aid for both israel and ukraine. speaker johnson knowing his push to vote could put his own future in jeopardy. where does all this stand? >> reporter: just moments ago, the speaker was asked why he's worth risking his job to provide additional aid to ukraine. and he said it was because it's the right thing to do. so he is moving forward to bring that $95 billion package and separate it into four different bills. we are expecting votes on that in the house by the end of the week. as for the push to oust him as speaker, it's unclear if or when the republicans are agoing to make good on those threats. >> david: in arizona tonight, the near total ban on abortion dating back to the civil war before women had the right to vote, this ban will move forward. republicans in that state today blocking efforts to repeal it. abc's elizabeth from phoenix tonight. >> reporter: tonight, arizona republican lawmakers refusing to repeal one of the toughest abortion laws in the country. a law written during the

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we are simply here trying to do our jobs. >> david: so, rachel, this potentially takes just one more republican. speaker johnsonres to push several of these separate foreign aid bills through the house? >> reporter: that's right, david. and it's a move that could cost speaker johnson his job. the speaker has made it clear he plans to take that $95 billion package that passed the senate with bipartisan support to provide additional aid to israel, ukraine, and taiwan, and divide it into four separate measures in the house, but that is now prompting calls for him to be ousted. congressman thomas massie joining congresswoman marjorie taylor greene. both are fierce critics of providing additional aid to ukraine. johnson knows he's faced with a razor-thin majority, so if just one more republican joins that effort, he could be ousted as speaker, plunging the house into chaos, without a speaker yet again and forcing johnson to not only turn to democrats to save his job, but also to push that aid for israel and ukraine across the finish line, david. >> david: you'll be tracking this for us. rachel, thank you. >>> next t

now the investigative journalist, david cay johnson, who wrote a 2016 biography about donald trump. a david, thanks so much for joining us, as you know, better than all of us. this is a very complicated relationship. does that make it complicated? for. jurors to weigh cohen's expected testimony well, not i don't think so. >> many, many times prosecutors have used criminals, career criminals, to convict other people of crimes so the issue here, will be not just michael cohen's credibility, but the tape recordings he has of his conversations with trump and the documents that will tend to support his story. and of course, it's important wolf to keep in mind that donald trump hired michael cohen and employed him because he it would menace people and he would lie for trump when he wanted once they broke from everything. i've seen, including mike conversations with michael cohen. he has been very carefully and precisely accurate in what he said. >> interesting david pecker testified today that trump was very detailed, oriented. he said one time trump's office, trump was given invoices and

she appointed boris johnson , david appointed boris johnson, david davis and liam fox, the three brexiteersive her government some sort of, you know , sort of some sort of, you know, sort of make it look like a brexity government. but then, of course, she froze them all out and didn't really give them a say in what actually was going to happen. what actually was going to happen . and so boris johnson got happen. and so boris johnson got more and more frustrated. he kept trying to persuade theresa may to do things in a certain way. i mean, arguably he should have resigned over the joint report, but he thought it was a highly technical thing that people wouldn't really understand. and obviously he and davis then quit, over the chequers agreement in july of 2018. and from that point onwards, this book tells the story of boris johnson gradually putting together his leadership team and getting the support of a lot of those people in the european research group, the erg, and secretly meeting up with dominic cummings, who eventually goes into downing street with him, something that was kept very q

david muir. >> whit: good evening. thanks for joining us on this friday night. i'm whit johnson in for david. several developing stories as we come on tonight. powerful winds lashing the northeast into the weekend. gusts up to 50 miles per hour. and israel bracing for an imminent attack from iran, threatening a major escalation in the war. >>> but we begin with that breaking news from outside houston. a deadly incident at a state government office. a driver stealing an 18-wheeler, plowing it into the building right where people were waiting for driver's license services. authorities say it was an intentional act. 13 people injured, one person died. the driver then backing out. officials say they stopped him before he struck again and took the building down. the suspect taken into custody, now facing multiple felony charges. tonight what we're learning about that driver's past and what might have triggered this deadly act. abc's marcus moore leads us off in brenham, texas. >> reporter: tonight, a deadly scene outside houston after authorities say a driver intentionally slammed a stolen 18-whee

these other democrats who suggested they might save mike johnson if he gives what they want ukraine funding so it's the best case for him right now. davidand trumps interest speaker johnson remain speaker. >> i agree with kaylee on that. it's about stability because remember what the democrats want, they can't run on the economy, they can't run on the border, they are basically saying republicans are nothing but chaos and that's how they will take the house of representatives and give them what we are right now in terms of the electoral. we have a great chance to not only when the white house and win back the senate but also hold the house of representatives and right now it will have to be done through stability. david: we also have this controversial about pfizer bill, reauthorizing part of the pfizer bill. former president trump him out with a statement that he said just kill pfizer. speaker johnson wants to compromise on that somewhat, he had apparently in person meeting with folks telling them it's important to get the back as and we know there are a lot of bad guys because of the open border that pfizer courts can help capture par

some prestigious people including former obama dhs secretary jeh johnson, david greenwald, former chairmanf billionaire illinois governor j.b. j.b. and a leftist organizer in his own right. and many, many other ultra liberal types have governing authority at the university as a member of the board of trustees. and, yet, they are all silent. talk about profiles in courage. every time a deadline was set for the brats to disperse, it was ignored. and the university just kept extending the deadline until the students decided what the heck? let's storm a building. let really make some waves. look at how real universities handle these left wing student temper tantrums. >> after some pro-hamas students kicked up a fuss at the university of florida, the school issued this statement. saying this is not complicated. the university of florida is not a day care and we do not treat protesters like children. they know the rules. they broke the rules. and they will face the consequences. love it. now, the coddled costume wearing cowards in their rei tents columbia are part of gen z. they have been school

ukrainian negotiators did this is also known, the head of the kiev delegation, david arakhamia , admitted everything, boris johnsonid: "let's just fight." after left, resigned from his post as prime minister, now he’s out skiing with his wife in the french alps, and the ukrainians, as he... bequeathed, are fighting. everyone is well aware that the document was actually finalized; everyone also knows well from the words of a participant in these negotiations on the ukrainian side what exactly was the reason for the ukrainians’ refusal to continue and finalize work on the document. this was direct pressure from london. mr. arakhami reported this. everything else is speculation. i suggest focus on... by the way, about the primary sources, i wonder who exactly is behind the leaking of the document to the german press, it is difficult to suspect moscow of such a thing, after the streams of lies sent to russia from the pages of the european media, the desire to cooperate, and the main confidence that your words will not distort any. european officials, too, most likely have nothing to do with it, no matter how much they

david, can speaker johnson survive with republican congressmen gosar joining the effort?kes me from the republicans, as well as the democrats i interviewed, that he is going to get democratic support. he can limp along with that, because it seems like there were a number of republicans whom i have spoken to, conservative ones, who say they don't want to go through another six weeks where they don't have a speaker and can't pass anything this late in the session and it's a bad look for the republican party going into an election. >> andrea, i have thought mike johnson survives until january. he is no longer speaker come next january. because we might have a speaker, hakeem jeffries with democrats likely to take control. even if republicans keep control of the house, i don't think the votes will be there for speaker mike johnson. mike johnson very well might know that. i do expect democrats to step in and help support mike johnson, really because this is -- these are critical matters that need to get passed. also, there's very little legislation of consequence between now a

i'm whit johnson in for david. and we begin with the deadly storms sweeping across the south tonight. a tornado watch in parts of the gulf coast as we come on. four reported tornadoes in the last 24 hours. three of them confirmed. and that dangerous weather is on the move, heading to the northeast. severe storms across the gulf on their way to georgia and the carolinas. then, an enhanced threat for kentucky, pennsylvania, and ohio. heavy wind and rain reaching the northeast tomorrow night. and the striking images. torrential rain in washington, louisiana. a shopping center in katy, texas, ripped apart by an ef-1 tornado with 90-mile-per-hour winds. in slidell, louisiana, more than 50 people rescued from an apartment complex struck by what's believed to be at least an ef-1 tornado. these accuweather images from new orleans, a flash flood emergency after more than half a foot of rain. a month's worth of rain in just one day. evacuations under way in parts of central mississippi, near a levee that officials fear could

thank you for joining us on this thursday night, i'm whit johnson in for david. and we begin with the death of o.j. simpson. the not ball star and actor whose trial for the murder of his ex-wife and her friend riveted and divided the nation. the entire saga playing out on national tv. this is the moment in 1994 when o.j. simpson's life went global. police had just named him a suspect in those brutal murders. he then led them on a slow-speed chase. network tv breaking in, covering it for hours. 95 million people watching. the so-called trial of the century was also televised live, lasting 11 months. simpson's lawyers, known as the dream team, turning the tables on the prosecution and police, casting doubt on key pieces of evidence, including the bloody glove found at the scene. simpson's lawyers insisting over and over, if it doesn't fit, you must acquit. and that's what the jury did, finding simpson not guilty after deliberating for just four hours. the verdict, a split-screen moment for america, exposing the hidden fault lines of race, celebrity, wealth, and jus

johnson. he is the one who could move forward with this bill but who thus far has been unwilling to. i don't think it is a great sign that david not manage to get a meeting with mike johnson. it doesn't seem so far that he has managed to move the needle. weeks of pressurfrom the president and others also have not hit the needle. things still appear stuck. louis: we have lots of stationary needles. what whispers are you picking up if you had to be pushed on where you think this goes next? dave: obviously, mike johnson is trying a few different routes that he thinks could move this forward without losing some votes. we had the idea of structuring this as zero interesloans as opposed to just outright aid to ukraine and that will lose him some votes for people who want stronger support of ukraine. he is experiment and with a few different items on the legislative menu, none of which seem to have captured both the existing supporters of ukraine and those who have thus far been unwilling to back any proposal like this. right now, for the short term, i am betting on inertia that basically he has known what the stakes were for quite a

gb news commun also including david johnson. morning, david.lock, it wasn't about getting rid of the triple lock. the papers are saying some people are being failed by the triple lock, different types of pensions and what you. david says what have you. and david says the triple lock. not everyone has a private pension stephen. millions us only get the millions of us only get the bafic millions of us only get the basic state pension which is one of the lowest in europe. so the triple lock boosts this small amount because i wasn't saying, david, that everyone has a private pension. what i was responding to was someone getting in touch saying, well, it's not fair. we should have the triple lock because civil servants and mps things have servants and mps and things have golden pensions , pointing golden plated pensions, pointing out that their private pensions are not the state pension. and it must be incredibly difficult if you've only got the state pension actually, of course, moved for the issue is that moving forward, the state pension isn't goi

involves compromises on the ukrainian side, and the second point is that david camera. does not have a meeting with speaker mike johnsonhis agenda, but i was just listening literally before the air the joint press conference of tony blinkin and david cameron, he actually has i cameron bypassed the issue, then he said that he meets with everyone who wants to talk and came to washington not to lecture, but to persuade or share ideas, how important ukraine is and help. show that trump actually gives an important instruction, so these alarming bells to his aggressive minority in the house of representatives, and in particular to mike johnson, to either block or delay this issue, and actually take this tactic the development of a new bill, which would not be given for free, or rather, a loan on a free basis, of course that this... will take some time to work, but on the other hand, our partners, our friends, both democrats and republicans , there is an opportunity to get around it, they can, and there are already two competing resolutions going on, getting the votes needed to force mike jackson to bring this bill up, which

johnson. andrew conference. all right, manu raju, thanks so much. let's bring in c's political director, david chalian perspeive house speaker mike johnson just telling me how the speakership jois effectively >> right now. one vote he, by the way, some of the, some of threason tt the marity so small is because some house repcans left and did so in a way, left early and did so in a way so as to keep a majority people that theyhink are ith ruining the pl you he the senate also. meanwhile, e same exact time wrappingp mayorkas, department of st homeland thank security. secretary, everyone knewt was going to go nowhere. let's just start with this moment in histy, which i think it's fair tsay, there is some publicans inisarray. mean, when you think out cabinet secretarin 150 years at republican severa republans themselves said did not meet the threshold of high crimes and misdemeanors the entire trial was done within 3.5 hours and so clely democrats weren't taking it seriously. but even some the threshd. ad didn't meet >> you have republicans, perhaps poed to oust there. >> second eaker in six month

johnson, who met with trump last year, and the current foreign secretary , david cameron, who spoke with trump this year in early april. according to the media, both missions failed, but after another meeting with speaker johnson, trump did not object to the aid package to ukraine, if it was issued as a loan. and then something unexpected happened. in his social network, the ex-president wrote for the first time about the importance of ukraine for the united states. why can't europe contribute the same or proportional amount that the united states of america contributes to help a country that desperately needs help. everyone agrees, survival and strength of ukraine should be much more important for europe than for us, but it is also important for us. come to europe. donald trump, the president of the united states in 2017-2021, is the presumptive candidate for the presidency of the republican party. has trump changed his mind, and if so, why? perhaps he also received information about the real state of affairs at the front and the only way to save ukraine, as kissinger himself said, the

david, thanks. embattled house speaker mike johnson talks to fox news about tomorrow's meeting and news conference with former president donald trump. that comes as g.o.p. lawmakers remain divided over aid to ukraine. and salvaging the foreign intelligence surveillance act bill. senior congressional correspondent chad pergram is on capitol hill tonight with the latest. good evening, chad. >> bret, the house is writing a plan for a two-year fisa extension. they want to vote on the bill tomorrow before house speaker mike johnson meets with trump. >> house speaker mike johnson hoping an appearance with former president trump casts him a lifeline. johnson's job could be in jeopardy as he stymied by his own party on two major issues. >> could you help -- think you can help us get something on ukraine or also on the fisa bill? >> we have a lot of things to discuss, talked to him frequently. looking forward to seeing him in person. >> the former president and johnson will tout a bill focused on preventing illegal immigrants from voting. mr. trump just undercut johnson's fisa reform bill this week, even though

david in massachusetts when it comes to ukraine funding. the guardian and other publications reporting that mike johnson has indicated that the house will take up the issue with ukraine funding as the chamber reconvenes after a recess. johnson is opposed to additional aid. some are pulling to oust the speaker. they will take the necessary steps to address supplemental funding which includes money for ukraine, israel and taiwan. the senate passed a $95 billion foreign aid package in january. speaker johnson amended the proposal and told fox news on sunday that if we can talk to the other members and return, hopefully with some important innovations. watch how that plays out on the house side and monitor that by following our main channel on c-span. darrell in michigan, independent line. caller: good morning. thanks for letting me. i want to bring up the eclipse and another point of view. the previous caller said even some are embarrassed at the coincidence of the sun and moon are lining up. if we look back and looking the other direction, 2 billion years ago when the moon and the earth separated, the distance between the two objects was 30,00

so that damocles is hanging over his head and gotten lower, but i agree with david that it is fantastic finally speaker johnsonl considerations in favor of the broad national security interest, but the key question for me is wednesday vote on this thing, because we are still not there yet, once that is done in these motions to vacate are acted upon, what do democrats do? and if they do save speaker johnson, is a rino speaker? i do not mean it in terms of the slur republicans use it. she would be speaker and a republican, but the democrats would be the ones running the chamber. >> lisa just reported she has off the record that john said was offered some -- if you bring these, we will protect you if it comes to that. do you think that will materialize? >> it absolutely should, because when johnson got the speakership he made concessions to the further right. he had to put people on the rules committee. if i'm a democrat i'm thinking republicans still have a majority. if it is not johnson it will be someone else who makes more concessions to the marjorie taylor greenes of the world, and that will make my life wor

including the american billionaire david sachs, according to him, kiev in any case will collapse in congress, trump supporter marjarie taylor greene accused speaker mike johnsonmoted the adoption of documents, of betraying us interests. residents of novosibirsk were woken up by firefighters today the sirens took 7 hours to put out. fire on the roof of a residential building in the central region, the insulation caught fire and the flames engulfed an area of ​​900 m2. 40 people got out of the building on their own, only one needed the help of rescuers, there were no injuries, more than thirty fire engines were called to the scene. the winners of two super finals of the most prestigious world programming championship were met in moscow. in egypt , russian students from the higher school of economics and mipt beat their strongest rivals. hour-long tours, about 11-12 tasks, in which first you need to come up with a mathematical idea, and then formalize it in code, program the solution, and we wrote a lot of preparations when we went to the finals, we fully understood what format it would be held in, what we should be prepared for, and for us there was no overall

. >> david cameron came to washington, boris johnson, and come to washington. both urging support for ukraine, having been to poland at the polish economic forum twice in the past two years, it's a very palpable real thing in poland? and i think that's one of the things that republicans learned. that doesn't mean that it's a voting issue. your donald trump will talk about it a little bit perhaps tonight, but his over, overriding message is going to be the border, obviously, which we didn't address. certainly jobs, the economy, what things cost, and inflation& those issues aren't going away regardless of what congress has done so far. tweak before we go on? >> i want to get your take on one more thing that we saw. it's kind of bizarre. this request from the trump campaign, he made this this week. they're asking gop candidates who use trump's name, image, and likeness to give at least 5% of? what they get to donald trump, what's your reaction to that sounds like brother, can you spare a dime? >> i mean, this trunk campaign and donald trump just can't stop selling