i was with cnn and i was vice chair of the democratic party before becoming the interim chair. our party seeks media outlets to help promote our candidates but also to talk about our agenda. wikileaks used stolen information to create a false narrative. that is why director mueller is seeking the truth and we will get to know the truth within the next couple of weeks, once everything is put on the table. host: this is from linda hirschman, from the outlook section of the washington post, the electability trapped with this question, will americans vote for a woman? the assistant professor and your home state who teaches political communication louisiana state university found that when women played up stereotypically votersne properties, regardless of party rated them better. they were rated lower in terms of likability. with no similar backlash to mail candidates who -- male candidates -- i teach women and gender studies at georgetown. i have been a part-time professor for 17 years. there is another article in the new york times, a woman, just not that woman. until 2016, we have

we found out that there was racism in the democratic party in virginia. we found out there was abuse of women in the democratic party. look in virginia. we found out through wikileaks that there was collusion between the democratic party and a major news organization, cnn. if we want to talk about collusion, i think a major news organization and a political party colluding is pretty bad. respect,th all due wikileaks was not a great source of information. somehow or another, they had access to information that was stolen. it was like a robbery. someone walks into your house and take your property and then

our party represents our electorate, the iowa democratic party, represents the diversity that exists in our entire party, diversity of thought. there are folks that align with the green new deal and some of the ideas in the socialist vein. some more in the middle of the political spectrum. as ray said, this is all going to play out in the next year. we're going to see a lot of ideas come forward. >> can i stay with you on that note moving to the general election? president trump highlighted the term in the state of the union address, and already we're seeing publicans -- republicans contrast their stance with the idea of socialism in this country. how will this play out with iowa voters, overall? >> well, i think what iowa voters are interested in is who is going to have their back? who's going to be standing up for them in washington? as we saw in this last election, you know, with the democrats at the congressional level, we won by all most four points over republicans as a statewide whole. people are looking for change in washington. i think that's what we're going to see here. who

victory in the house since watergate i don't have the democratic party is in good shape you have more than ten people suggesting they're going to be candid we should have a big field and what kind of nobody knows any of the names nobody knows what they stand for there's no slogan you don't know anybody's what is the what is the party stand for what's the name recognition in the country as a whole in some cases all that rubbish name recognition in two thousand and seven the democratic party when we nominate somebody who is a new face who is a reformer an outsider barack obama governor bill clinton governor jimmy carter those are the people one people knew who hillary clinton was and al gore was and john kerry were going to fight him on some some ground were better to run with it in our in our message a new face to come in and say that we're going to bring change we're the ones who are going to pick up the work of giving people more health care but it's not even more inclusive congress cooperate with other nations of restoring america's standing in the wor

it's not the democratic party that i remember growing up with.cratic party that my father grew up with and my family. it's not that sort of let's trite and coffer out a place for the working middle class it's a party look toward things like socialism saying this is a future that would work here. what do you make of it. given your experience and the things you have seen in politics. the left's fascination with socialism right now? >> well, it's more than a fascination. it's a complete embrace of socialism as a concept. if you look at the people running for president or announced they are going to run for president. they are running to the left and trying to get very far left of bernie sanders. bernie sanders ran as a socialist. he is a socialist. i like bernie because he admits who he is. he's from vermont. when he was elected in vermont, he was a socialist. you have the entire democratic presidential field running to the left of bernie sanders. the way i describe, the party jumped the rails. this party was representative of a large segment of the

man with some qualities that no one else has among the candidates it within the republican the democratic party the fact that he is an outsider an independent and the only one who could build bridges with the grassroots and with those who have always consider themselves to be sidelined by the. democratic establishment you look at the map and he could be the white addressed the white man to build all those bridges he could be he is the one candidate on the progressive left for the democrats that is a known entity that is already trusted that has a brand that appeals he has a program that appeals policy ideas that were originally his before anybody else in the party and this man does poll well against trump he's going to be able to raise the money so even if he's got a new field and basically a tougher road to hoe this time around he's going to be there in the race doing well enough to stay in the race for a very long time he'll be one of the king makers at the convention still and that influence will speak something that he holds on to it's going to be a long shot though he is somebody who has a

he represents the democrat party. he's a democrat. to do things like this or they have been known to be the party that supported the kkk back in the day. so we need to know that. only in the that, he needs to step down for trying to legalize abortions up to the birth. that's very appalling. i'm surprised that pastors -- that we are not an uproar about killing babies. murdering babies. lou: the law was turned down in virginia. it passed in new york. you know, the democrats, it was a long time ago, over 100 years ago, and the republican parties working to free the slaves. the democrats pro slavery. but a lot has gone on since then. but one thing that is different now certainly in our society is that the party, the democratic party wants to see us become socialist. perhaps move farther left than that. i have never seen any party move in any direction as fast as the democratic party is moving to the left. your thoughts. >> absolutely. when you talk about socialism. you are right. when i hear the elizabeth warrens want to tax the rich at 90

but, it's not that crazy in the context of the democratic party. as you saw, she rolls out the green new deal. the next thing you know we have 2020 candidates on the record all of a sudden coming out in favor of banning cows. this kind of lunancy is now becoming mainstream in the democratic politics. if we don't take it seriously, i will be darn if we are not going to wake up and half this country is going to be endorsing those kind of things. we have to fight for it. >> tucker: i think it's exactly right. foolish to sit back and laugh oh how far stupid this is. if she were 35 i have think she could be the '. i'm struck how easy it was for her to take over the democratic party. there has been no resistance. nobody has been brave enough. either senator feinstein 85 what does she care? no one has stood up and said you know what you don't know anything. you are arrogant and dusm. please be quiet. why won't anyone say that. >> you have a combination of problems. the first problem is that you have seen the leadership of the democratic party largely conf

democratic party, i reinvented the democratic party and change the countenance of the democratic partysouth carolina, african—american voters have a real problem with bernie sanders. i think that bernie sanders can... he has a great opportunity to, now that he is back in the fold and running again, to build infrastructure in south carolina. remember, in april2015 build infrastructure in south carolina. remember, in april 2015 he announced it was a longshot candidate, sea running as a message candidate. as the campaign went along, he was raising more and more money, he was able to invest more money, he was able to invest more money into the early states, but he did not know how long he was going to be in it. this time around, bernie sanders is very, very high. it is going to raise money and he is going to have time to create an infrastructure, raise issues and have a conversation with communities of colour, and i think he did not really have that opportunity and thatis really have that opportunity and that is why hillary clinton was able to win every count in south carolina last time. w

in case you needed more evidence the democratic party is actually a lot more divided, senator chuck schumernew york applauded that line or seemed to. there was more agreement of democrats about our energy sector, they are opposed to the whole thing. >> president trump: the united states is now the number one producer of oil and natural gas anywhere in the world. for the first time in 65 years, we are a net exporter of energy. >> tucker: that means after a century of relying on a series of unstable creepy middle eastern countries who hate us and to support terrorism, america is now where we all said we wanted it to become energy independent. you would think we would be celebrating that, but no, democrats are upset about that --- you just wash them andh they are proposing to shut the whole thing down, the entire energy sector, the fossil fuel sector in a dozen years. ban oil, band coal, ban natural gas. how's that for a platform? austan goolsbee chaired the? council of economic advisors for president obama, thanks a lot for coming on. i'm confused by this, i understand there are some forms of

a foreign agent on the payroll of the democratic party, fusion gps, a spread or for the democratic partyto russia to gather a bunch of garbage against candidate trump and used to get a warrants and it's unverified to this day and that should scare every american and i'm not going to let that go and hold people accountable and mr. horowitz is doing his own thing. maria: yes and we understand that senator. we've been covering this for a year and a half and our viewers understand exactly what went on as well so who are you poised to subpoena to get to the truth? >> okay it was renewed four times. anybody that signed the certification to the court that there was probable cause to believe that carter page was acting as an agent of russian entity i want to know all those people come forward and tell us why did you certified to the court that there was probable cause, and did you know that the dossier was paid for by the democratic party? apparently mr. ohr, bruce ohr, whose wife worked at fusion gps told mccabe and other senior doj officials that mr. steele the author of the dossier hated trum

a lot of people within the democratic party the democrats in office said they hadn't changed their minds. said he has to go. they're the ones that are revealing here. part of it is, they think he's blown it, which he has. the other part of it is, we have elections coming up, 2019, in both houses of the state legislature. democrats have a good chance to take over one or both houses. democrats want to be able to say, here's what we do, our people embarrass us or use racist symbols and do other outrageous things that maybe some republicans have done and not been disciplined for. you can't do it if he's hanging on and as ron said, hasn't been able to prove that he's telling the truth, and it will be extremely difficult to prove after all these telling the truth, if in fact he is. >> the answer to that, anna, is no, a resounding no. and i agree with everyone about the influence of kaine, warner and scott, i would add two other elected statewide democrats for lieutenant governor justin fairfax, who's in a position to take over should northam step down. and mark herring, who's announced his att

nobody in the leadership of the democratic party is pushing the green new deal. should just kind of cool it a little bit on the extent to which the democrats are getting bold. biden, you look at former mayor bloomberg, other very moderate people are going to be very serious contenders. >> ed: morgan, it seems like the energy in the democratic party is on the left. how do you see it? because everything he just said is factually true, and that's what i would hope also if i were a democrat, but it's just not where the energy of the party is. i sort of see what happening with the justice democrats and the younger people in the party, it sort of like a boiling pot. nancy pelosi has the lid on the pottage trying really hard to keep this in check. but eventually the pot is going to boil over. so i think what you're seeing, yes, this happening '18 but when we look at the 2020 candidates, no one is running out of moderate agenda that has announced yet. the people who are coming, considering running for moderate haven't gotten in yet or are waiting to see what happens. we j

i want to ask more broadly about the democratic party. een a fan of some of the harder left positions taken by the 2020 candidates so far. i wonder looking ahead to twn20 is it your view a more liberal democratic nominee would be less likely to beat president trump in a general? >> it is. i think there's a real opening here for the democratic party in the 2020 election. one of the interesting parts of the 2016 election was that president trump actually carried the independent voters. right now in the polling, he's losing them by a lot. democrats, with their presidential candidate, are going to not get those voters back. and get some of the republicans who have not been happy with president trump if they run a far left candidate. i'll say this about the congressional elections last year. the three or four new democrats in the house who got the most attention tend to be more to the left but they're not representative of the new class. the new class is mostly center left and not far left. and that's how the democrats regained the majority in

occupied all of the space of the democratic party. asn't happened is any kind of democratic programming getting created or explained it to the public. into that vacuum comes out senator harris ocasio-cortez. it basically takes over your party. i know that deep down you don't like that because she must be a lunatic. i know you think that. looking back, wouldn't it have been smarter to run the party like a real political party instead of wasting all of this time with the russian nonsense? speaker democrats picked up 40 seats and won the national vote by eight or 9%, tucker. it has a zero to do with anything that alexandria ocasio-cortez said last fall. it was because of health care and because of disgust with donald trump and the need to have a check on him to a democratic house. that's why we won. infrastructure, doing things about health care. donald trump said in the state of the union he wants to do, that is what democrats campaigned on. >> tucker: that was the plan, and because there was no actual plan, ocasio-cortez came in, wrote

i don't think the democratic party has lurched to the left. the people, some candidates are. we will have a big old debate about this. because there's such a strong feeling among democrats that donald trump has to go, i think electability is going to be the single most important issue for democrats in the primaries and caucuses, not ideological purity. i think you will see a lot of people doing what we have seen in the last 24, 36 hours, trying to stake out a middle ground while elizabeth warren and bernie sanders and others go very far to the left. >> on that, we have breaking news, including the music now, just now, bernie sanders, the independent senator from the state of vermont, announced he is running for president again. he just made this announcement on vermont public radio. i believe we have that sound. let's listen to it. >> by just operating inside the beltway. first of all, i wanted to let the people of the state of vermont know about this first. what i promise to do is, as i go around the country, is take the values all of us in vermont are proud of, belief in jus

, will accept the democratic nomination, and will run and serve as a member of the democratic party. sanders, and independent of vermont, caucuses with the democrats in the senate. his refusal to more formally embrace the party has been a sore spot with some democrats. let's go to carol, calling from texas. good morning. caller: good morning. thank you, c-span. see them run the woman as the leader of the ticket, kamala harris were amy klobuchar. them hasither one of the experience. they would both do a good job. my choice for vice president would be somebody like beto o'rourke. i don't think he is ready yet to be president. he has to win some more elections, do a little more to be qualified. he is still young. i think senator klobuchar or kamala harris. this is what i want to say to all of the bernie supporters and anybody else that is listening, whoever we pick, we have to unite behind that candidate. we have to unite. we cannot stand four more years of the human horror show that we have in the white house. i just wish everybody would commit right now to say we are going to unite.

the democratic party, the focus -- is search light is now on the democratic party.have had two years of trump. everybody knows what he's all about. now that he has lost the house is focus has come back on the democrats to say what do they have to offer? and up until recently, they looked like they were in a really strong position for 2020. but this last week, this virginia stuff is going to eat away -- >> shook things up. >> -- at the excitement and enthusiasm of some portion of their base. as i was mentioning earlier, you know, the question of whether they are going to go -- is the far left going to take over this party, will raise a lot of questions. there is a reason trump is on the offense now. >> david gergen, thank you for being here. >> thank you anna. >>> it's off to the races. the growing democratic flooding the zone in early primary states, including an important new entry just today. >>> now the race for the white house, and a growing field of democrats candidates for president in 2020. today it was senator amy choeb char's turn making it official in -- k

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democrats have pulled. it just makes me sick. partyhanged so much, i do not know if i can ever vote democratic again. they have got to change. they have got to stop what they are doing. thanks for the call. tomorrow morning, like we said, a busy week. we take it off on the "washington journal," with john bennett, he covers cq "roll the hill's mike miller as well as mark discussing the future of social security. "newsmakers" is next. american history tv on c-span3. thanks for being with us on the sunday. [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> here is a look at the schedule. newsmakers is next with the democratic party chairs of iowa and new hampshire, two

. >> okay, so last week i saw two people really capture what seems to be going on in today's democratic party >> stop being moderate, take a position, all right, there's no middle ground anymore. >> when it come to 2020 democratic nomination, centrist not apply. >> democrats are going more and more left, this reminded me of something, my childhood in 1980's britain the labour party equivalent to democrats captured by left wing, it became known as the loonie left, they become so notorious in the uk that even 60 minutes here in america reported on it. >> the name of the story is the loonie left, a group-holding power in britain's inner center which policies are to destabilize party and the nation. >> loonie-left politics, massive tax increases and luxury goods tax, nationalization of energy companies an other utilities labeling local areas, nuclear-free zones, discouraging schools from using pictures of teddy bears because they are european and therefore unfair to the children of immigrants. we thought we defeated the loonie left with margaret thatcher, no, they are back with jeremy corbyn. jus

it is also a democratic party that is cavalier on the history of racism. if joe biden can go before a black audience and say because of the republican party, literally he said they want to put you back in chains. that shows a contempt that vice president joe biden joe biden has had for the history of blac americans and our country. that is the problem with it. as i said earlier. and every single manifestation isin racism. they must limit. >> i want you to respond to that . let's look at the speaker, something that everybody can understand. a sneaker released by adidas.f they release the sneaker and honor of black history month. i guess a lot of the sneakers are now white. i guess the name of certain types of sneakers the way there can constructed, with a keister and huge. do you think the sneakers neede to be recalled because i was racist.nk >> i think what the sneaker represents is what i think all white americans and unlike my counterpart, it's not about democrat or republican, this is one of those black and white issues america. they don't need to. this

here in the us, the democratic party is being pulled to the left — a shift that began with bernie sanders what they see as the ideology—driven politics of labour's left—leaning leaderjeremy corbyn. across the continent established politics is fracturing — there will be eu elections in a few months time — and today the first official poll was released — projecting that for the first time ever the european parliament's two main groups — the centre—right epp and centre—left s&d — could win fewer than half of all seats. to discuss this we're now joined in washington dc by former speechwriter to president george w bush, david frum, and in london by sophia gaston — from the lse‘s institute for global affairs. i'm wondering, let's talk about those labour seven who defected, what do they think that people want, do they think and are they right to think that people want a new politics or are people moving to the extremes? is it the way politics is conducted or policies?” extremes? is it the way politics is conducted or policies? i think both, it is important to remember that a lot of the political

party. bernie is not a democrat. trump is not a republican. trump is a third-party president . parties should not exist after they are elected. a historical look at past performances by third-party candidates from 1968 through 2000. we will look at that and listen to bronson who is joining us from colorado. good morning. >> -- caller: good morning. thank you for taking my phone call. i am in favor of the two party. we should rename the two parties. we should have the party of the filthy rich and the rest of us. the party of the grinches and the rest of us. the party of the uncle scrooge's and the rest of us. the party of the greedy and the rest of us. the party of the heartless and the rest of us. people are living paycheck to paycheck. angry, starving people from central america invading this country. why don't we move some of the companies in china, china is our amp -- enemy? why not move some of those companies to central america? anthony has this tweet. i have voted independent for 25 plus years. every time people tell me i'm throwing my vote away. too bad more people don't

party to be more conservative than it is now. only 39% think it should be more moderate. democratsseem to be a bit more uneasy about the party's move to the left. only 40% of democrats, not a majority, think the party should be more liberal. that's not something you'd like to hear if you were, say, bernie sanders or elizabeth warren. 54% of democrats think the party should take a more moderate route. do any of these divides provide an opening for a viable third party candidate? according to a gallup poll from the fall, 57% of americans still believe that a third major party is necessary. i have seen it as high as 65%. in this poll it includes 54% of democrats, the same percent who want democrats to be more moderate. hmm. those could be the voters that someone like howard schultz ask hoping to pick up if he runs as an independent. looking at this data we can expect more of the same from president trump heading into the 2020 election. he knows what his voters want and it's not moderation. on the other side though, we keep hearing of democrats lurching to the left. that may be true of

plus, remember when the democratic party sounded like this? >> across the board top to bottom cuts in corporate and personal income taxes. it will include long-needed tax reform that logic and equity demands. trish: how far off the path the left has gotten. i will set the record straight. we have a big show coming up. primetime begins right now. breaking right now. the man the u.s. recognizes as the president of venezuela, juan guaido, says he and his family refuse to be intimidated by the thuggish tactics of socialist dictator nicolas maduro. hours ago guaido revealing one of the units of maduro's special police showed up at his family's apartment asking for his wife who was at home with their infant daughter. you are looking at video of juan guaido with his wife and daughter. they have been reunited. it's been an incredibly few days and years give what he's living under. guaido was at a political rally at the time. but he tweeted out, at this moment the special police are in my family home. i will hold nicolas maduro responsible for my daugh

no shortage of embarrassment an the democratic party tonight from the political dumpster fir in virginia. lisbeth warrant ongoing scandal. at adam shifts disgusting conflicts we will break tonight. we begin tonight on our watch, the rise of socialism featuring freshman democratic congresswoman alexandria ocasio-cortez. many of you may think this is ridiculous this couldn't happen in the united states of america well, history is riddled with misery of l in the many versions of socialism almost always ending the same way. promises, broken promises, failure, poverty, misery among the people. this is a real serious threat t our way of life. today, ocasio-cortez rolled out what is a horrific frightening piece of legislation. she's calling it the green new deal, how everything we've been saying about the new radical democratic party, what they wer hiding in 2018, now it's all in writing and it might be even worse than we thought. ocasio-cortez and others put forth one of the most dangerous and practical minsk anik o guaranteed to be devastating plans ever championed by any american politician.

it began with the tea party in 2010 with the obama era and the democrats have been getting their own going to happen to the democrats and now we're seeing an all-out battle between leftist and left-wing centrist and centrist democrats and socialists. >> we have to come up with a different lane and everyone is trying to figure it out. there's more diversity on the left. >> and this amazon battle certainly put it into release. what i found interesting is alexandria ocasio-cortez won her fight by saying the incumbent in the district joe crowley was neglecting his constituents and she called this a victory for ordinary people when ordinary constituents in her district supported the amazon headquarters by extraordinary margins. 56% of voters and 60% of those in queens where this would have been located and meanwhile, the new york times piece which she has yet to set up a district office. if other socialists fall on her foot steps and place more emphasis on building a national profile rather than constituent services and how that will play in the long run. >> right. her ability to move the

that has gone from being a minority position in the democratic party to a majority position. larson's bill has more than 200 -- on the democratic side. many of the democrats in the house are supporting his belt. every declared presidential candidate and those expected to support social security expansion of some kind, not necessarily the specifics of larson's bill. social security expansion, as part of this reform, has now moved into the mainstream of the democratic party. host: mark miller with us for the next 25 minutes, getting your thoughts and taking your questions as we talk about the future of social security. specializingalist, in retirement and aging. bob is up first. caller: please bear with me. this is simple map. it is the greatest extortion of all time. you pay into it, they take your money for 35 years. your employer also has to match that, the same amount. if i was able to take that money, and put it in a bank account, and collect interest for 40 years, i would have a very substantial amount of money, and i could retire simply off that. but money that the gover

the democratic party historically wasn't like this.ld argue that a lot of the policies that set our economy on a better course, they originated in the democratic party and jfk. maybe they didn't originate. but they were implemented by the democratic party and jfk. i group in an irish catholic family. and you were a democrat like you were irish and catholic, especially because much jfk. but the part that my -- the party that my family once identified with is gone. this is a 1962 speech from jfk. you know what? it's not a lot different than what we hear today from the president. watch. >> the right time to make tax cuts both for your family budget and the national budget, a creative tax cut, creating more jobs with incomes and eventually more revenue. president trump: we'll discuss our massive tax cuts that are growing paychecks all across the country. >> it will include across the board top to bottom cuts in personal and business income taxes. president trump: there is enthusiasm like never before. companies from all over the world are

the virginia democratic party is saying northam will not resign. york times" reporter jonathan martin tweeting out northam is telling democrats in the state it is not him in the photo and he will make a statement this afternoon even though he already admitted yesterday that it was him in the photo. the photo from his 1984 med school yearbook shows one person in blackface and the other in a ku klux klan robe and hood. mark thompson, home of the make it plain with mark thompson program. karine jean-pierre and msnbc contributor jonathan capehart. mark we were talking about it, northam already put out a statement and a video in which we played a little bit of it a moment ago as a practical matter if he does a press conference now taking all of that back, what happens? >> it's an utter embarrassment. he looks -- this is crazy and bizarre. he's already admitted it was him. now we're supposed to believe it's not him. why didn't he say that in the first place. again, you know, it prolongs the story. you said blackface scandal. we got blackface gate now. it

man with some qualities that no one else has among the candidates it within the republican the democratic party the fact that he is an outsider an independent and the only one who could build bridges with the grassroots and with those who have always consider themselves to be sidelined by the. democratic establishment you look at the map and he could give a white address the right man to build all those bridges he could be he is the one candidate on the progressive left for the democrats that is a known entity that is already trusted that has a brand that appeals he has a program that appeals policy ideas that were originally his before anybody else in the party and this man does pull well against trump he's going to be able to raise the money so even if he's got a new field and basically a tougher road to hoe this time around he's going to be there in the race doing well enough to stay in the race for a very long time he'll be one of the king makers at the convention still and that influence will see something that he holds on to it's going to be a long shot though he is somebody who has a who

the party, the democratic party, doesn't want to build a wall. apparently, if you come inin the country legally and we catch you, they don't want to hold l you. so other than that, they are in a good spot on border security. >> sean: okay. do you know what the "breakthrough" is? >> no, i don't. i know what cannot be in it. you can't have a cap on bed space. this is interior detention. when we catch you inside the country. there is bed spaces for people caught at the border. but if we catch you inside the country, like in new york, the ms-13 gangs, this is where we catch most of the criminals. they get through the border, they get themselves integrated into the country. we have been deporting thousands of gang members.ep this would deny us the bed spacs to hold them until they are deported. it's a dangerous concept. the president will not agreeee to it. to get more wall money to limit bed space is a bad, dangerous deal. >> sean: all right. let's talk about the u.s. 284, which i discussed earlier. the language is clear. i read the statue. it was po

chisholm was on the left of the progressive wing of the democratic party, as is speaker pelosi. host: barbara winslow, thank you for your time. >> thank you. this was great. tv,oday on american history the treaty of versailles. the moving of historical building and voter suppression and the 1960's. at 4:00 p.m. eastern on railamerica, the 1963 film we will never turn back about the violence and intimidation civil rights leaders and black farmers experienced over registering to vote. county of people in the are afraid to register to vote because they are afraid of being killed. >> killed by state representatives from mississippi, a white state representative after he himself tried to vote. >> senate six on american artifacts. we will tour the oldest synagogue in washington dc, which was moved 800 feet to be incorporated in a soon to be built jewish museum. >> it was the second congregation in washington but the first to build from the ground up a brand-new building. it was dedicated on june 9 and president grant attended the dedication. 1989 jointack at the session of congress sp