local reverend david kennedy had been fighting to close the shop for years. >> it has always represented racism and humiliation for the black community. >> reporter: humiliation and terror. kennedy knows the oral history of his own great-great grand uncle's lynching. >> as i listened to the story and connected with the picture, i felt like it was me hanging from the rope. >> white power! >> reporter: the theater was a symbol of that hate. this meeting in 2006 included members of the kkk, the aryan nation, and the nazi party. the theater's destiny took an almost cinematic turn. the building was owned by a reformed klansman who sold it to a black pastor who helped him through tough times. that pastor was reverend kennedy. >> we knew if we owned it, it would never be a ku klux klan shop again. the power of the building still lives. every time i go in there, i have to brace myself. >> reporter: the shop closed in 2012, and the reverend's now trying to transform the theater into a symbol of love with the help of his new beginning missionary baptist church and an unexpected ally. 24-year-old r

i'm david kennedy: alright now welcome to it. ten republican senators tonight at the white house to play a let's make a deal. and they've got a covid relief plan that cost just a third about $1.9 trillion monstrosity democrats are trying to sell. but will president biden listen to reason? or caved into the radicals who want a blank check for the crazy agenda. and what in the world happened to all the unity? republicans came armed with a 16 billion-dollar bill that it was 160 billion for coke bead vaccine distribution for that's for the same the democrats over the similarly's and thereby the gop block pushing for stimulus checks of just about a thousand dollars. and lowering the income threshold for the president once $1400 going to a lot more people. and the republican plan has no new money for state and local governments. something many democrats say is a nonstarter print moments ago main or public center at susan collins says she's hoping for compromise the white house. >> we have demonstrated in the last year that we can come

i'm david kennedy: alright now welcome to it.ke a deal. and they've got a covid relief plan that cost just a third about $1.9 trillion monstrosity democrats are trying to sell. but will president biden listen to reason? or caved into the radicals who want a blank check for the crazy agenda. and what in the world happened to all the unity? republicans came armed with a 16 billion-dollar bill that it was 160 billion for coke bead vaccine distribution for that's for the same the democrats over the similarly's and thereby theop

engage with cease-fire, initiatives to reduce violence which david kennedy's model and many others that many of you are familiar with we have found makes a really big difference. to collins and other things we've experimented with in all of those things have worked in cincinnati and we believe that the work again is become out of covid. i also.out finally before passing on to the program kind of, especially since the mayor of legalized guns on this call ended the session, i have led in many are part of gun buying consortium will be your trying to pool together resources of cities on a volunteer basis to pool money together to look at gun safety technology. and we've been working with national nonprofit based organizations, and many of you on this call, who have committed ten of thousands of dollars of your and your police resources to evaluate locks, locking up guns, making sure guns are often glove compartments, the kinds of technology that i leave my phone it won't work. because it will lock up. but if someone leaves the gun, someone picks up and commit urban homicides with it, in fac

and tonight, pulitzer prize-winning photographer david hume kennedy talks about his more than 50-year-longotography career, his time as president gerald ford's chief white house photographer and his most iconic photographs. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> you're watching c-span3. your unfiltered view of government. c-span3 was created by america's cable television companies and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span3 to viewers as a public service. >> michael regan is the president's nominee to head the

local reverend david kennedy had been fighting to close the shop for years. >> it has always represented me hanging from the rope. >> reporter: the theater was a symbol of that hate. this meeting in 2006 included members of the kkk, the aryan nation, and the nazi party. the theater's destiny took an almost cinematic turn. the building was owned by a reformed klansman who sold it to a black pastor who helped him through tough times. that pastor was reverend kennedy. >> we knew if we owned it, it would never be a ku klux klan reckoning shop again. the power of the building still lives. every time i go in there, i have to brace myself. >> reporter: the shop closed in 2012, and the reverend's now trying to transform the theater into a symbol of love with the help of his new beginning missionary baptist church and an unexpected ally. 24-year-old reagan freeman. >> i believe in this. i do not know why it caught on to me. it's the right thing to do. >> reagan is a breath of fresh air. he's young, he's energetic, he stays pumped up. >> there is a reckoning taking place -- >> reporter: freeman wa

kennedy: so david, does it reach obstruction of justice? if so what is the proper punishment here? >> if the allegations that he intentionally misled about the evidence and nursing homes and kept that from being public because he was worried about investigation under the trump administration, then that is undeniably obstruction of justice. either way, the crimes -- look at the guy assumed the role of a dictator over the last year. all of these governors, cuomo especially have behaved in a completely unconstitutional manner. the only question is whether there is political will. in the same sense that james clapper lied to congress, right? we all know that. there's no political will to prosecute him. if he had been a part of the trump transition team qb sitting in a jail cell, everybody knows that, right? the only question is if there is political will to prosecute or not i don't know about that. there's no question crimes have been committed. but as inez pointed out i think in many ways the bigger story here is this guy, while he was taking

tonight, pulitzer prize-winning photographer david hume kennedy talks about his more than 50-year-long photography career, his time as president gerald ford's chief white house photographer and his most iconic photographs. watch tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern and enjoy american history tv every weekend on c-span3. >>> you're watching c-span3. your unfiltered view of government. c-span3 was created by america's cable television companies and today we're brought to you by these television companies who provide c-span3 to viewers as a public service. >> michael regan is the president's nominee to head the instrumental agency. >> i think we have an exciting day today. any time that we're considering one of the president's nominees to -- in an important cabinet position. it bears our gratitude to folks who put their name in for public service. we'll get a lot into thatrscgx> today. this is7dz the chairman's final meeting in epw. he will be moving over to energy in a leadership position over there. and he has also -- will be leaving this committee. it is with great sadness and regret that

kennedy. in the mid fifties. was a profile of courage. and that's david donald. remember, that time, johnson was considered a good president. and yet, for the american heritage, he wrote, an essay. called why the impeach under? johnson and donald details, on johnson's political ineptitude, destroyed any chance, of bringing the nation together, in a way that we have been justice, to the defeat itself and african americans, i'm gonna quote at length, because his voice doesn't get heard, on the logic as much as it should. sure of his rectitude, johnson was indifferent to prudence. he never learned the president united states, could not afford to be -- apprentice in the roughly tumble politics affront to tennessee, were orators exchange violent personalities crude humor, and bitter denounced nations. johnson continued to make some speech from the white house. all too often, he spoke extemporaneously, and allowed hecklers to drown heavy charges against critics. i need to quote a little bit,, andrew johnson never learned that the president united states, must function

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kennedy about the situation. i want to point out to you on the previous slide that this is a soviet sam site, which has a distinctive star of david kind of pattern in it. over the next week u2 flights provide imagery that identify 24 medium range ballistic missile sites mrbms have a range of about a thousand miles. and also intermediate range ballistic missile sites. and they have about a 2000 mile range, roughly. pinkovsky's intelligence on the soviet mrbms gives the president some indication of how long it would take to make these things operational. kennedy has the time to deliberate instead of simply to react the initial. impulse on everyone's part is what we got to take these things out. militarily with a strike but upon deliberation. he decides to impose a naval blockade. and use hard nose diplomacy and tell the soviets to get the missiles out and it's a good thing. he decided on the blockade rather than attacking cuba because it was a revealed years later in 1990 that soviet forces in cuba actually had tactical nuclear weapons that they would have against an american attack. so that's good. thankfully. the washington post

david: that's it for us this evening. lou, plans to be back tomorrow. historian victor davis hanson and "the hill" media columnist joe concha among our guests tomorrow. thanks for joining us.avid kennedya third about $1.9 trillion monstrosity democrats are trying to sell. but will president biden listen to reason? or caved into the radicals who want a blank check for the crazy agenda. and what in the world happened to all the unity? republicans came armed with a 16 billion-dollar bill that it was 160 billion for coke bead vaccine distribution for that's for the same the democrats over the similarly's and thereby the gop

david jolly's point, john boehner wanted the tea party despite a lot of the hatred and some of the conspiracy theories they were pushing. and you have conspiracy theories about jewish space lasers and john f. kennedy being killed in a mysterious way. you see this ready -- this appeal to violence with memes and other things that are on this facebook page. that's as important if not more important than her nutty ideas. >> you know, and, alex, that is what strikes me. there are all of these write-ups about the end of bircherism. it was going to inspire extreme radicalism on the right which were they could devolve into conspiracy theories. when you walk through that district, how pervasive is the kind of thinking that we're seeing among marjorie green? i suspect it's more pervasive than we would like to think? >> i think it's probably a multistep process, right? just from talking to the number of folks in this sphere that i have, fox news is often the entry, the gateway drug, and there's social media and social media feeds that spin up some of the lunatic theories of the far right fringe. when they're sanitized into people's own facebook feeds, it becomes real. it speaks to the animating factor in rep