>> in 2017 donald trump named barrett to the court of appeals for the seventh circuit and diane feinstein was then head democrat on the judiciary committee and she asked the nominee a series of questions ending up with will you be able to separate your religious beliefs from your role as a judge, she said it seems to me based on your writings, this is exec what i believe, the dogma lives loudly within use of this created a huge backlash. the constitution provides there shall be no religious test for public office, and this struck a number of people as imposing a religious test, the dogma is loudly within you. there were, i gather t-shirts and caps, that became a slogan, the dogma live loudly within the and there was so much pushback, diane feinstein was still fair three years later when the supreme court confirmation hearing took place and she couldn't ask. what is interesting about that, democrats had decided nobody was going to ask. the republican senators had not gotten that memo and assume the democrats would be beating up on judge barrett for her religious beliefs and had all kinds o

he had a knowledge, he was debating diane feinstein at one point.y, like four years later, he gets a letter from i think it was the mother or the father. anyway, that night a couple was watching and they stop on c-span for some reason or another and are listening to this exchange. the girl says to her boyfriend i irhave an abortion scheduled for tomorrow. they had a conversation and the abortion didn't happen. there is a 4-year-old and there was a picture. you never know when we are having these conversations and obviously when the laws are changing, what lives are being saved. and i agree entirely. we have to make sure those stories are told because others are goingg to be told to. we have to be relentless and focusing on the good. this is being live streamed into c-span is going too be airing i. not everyone agrees with us. alexander, can you speak to that person who either was on the fence or thinks we are all trying to impress women? >> this is to explain why the idea for the book came to mind. like i said i've spent a microcosm but the whole ti

and then and there diane feinstein came and said louis let's look at laguna honda. and i was immediately impressed with the mission and the care that laguna honda provides for the neediest in our city. with needs that require good care. that has been true over the years. and i'm here today representing the residence and families who cannot believe that they are going to be required to be discharged from laguna honda through no fault of their's. but under everunder the diabolical plan of cms, with the help of the state department of health, all must go regardless of innocence and regardless of medical needs. for example, one was plaintiff in our class action suit is a long time residents of san francisco. but suffers from diabetes a difficult form of diabetes. her treatment requires a machine to measure the insulin she has and the blood surety count. from time to time when were that machine needs to be maintained, she has to go to san francisco general to receive this level of care that to keep her arc live. where is she going to go? there are not 700 skilled nursing

i'm going to be home a little later and he has this knowledge he be talking, he was talking to diane feinsteintime in four years later, he gets a letter from i think a mother of the father -- anyway, that night a couple is watching i think c-span and they are listening to the change and the girl says to her boyfriend, i havete an abortion scheduled for tomorrow and they had a conversation, the abortion didn't happen and there was a 4-year-old -- you just never know when we have these conversations and obviously when laws are changing what lives are being saved and i agree, we have to make sure the stories are told because other stories are going to be told, to and we have to be relentless and focus on the good so this is being live hestreamed and can be washed afr the fact, c-span will be wearing it. not everyone agrees with usst. can you speak to that personct who's either on the fence or things we are trying to oppress thwomen? >> this i think is the place to do that. explain why the idea for this book came to mind. i'm microcosms compared to most people, the whole time i've been writing abo

good news for the elderly, or as grassley and diane feinstein call them, "those damn kids." chuck ( laughter ) they're even older. to raise revenues, the bill includes a new 15% minimum tax on corporations that earn more than $1 billion in annual profits -- ( cheers and applause ) -- backed up by $80 billion to the i.r.s. to increase enforcement. the i.r.s. explained their new enforcement powers to corporations with this instructional video: ♪ better have my money ♪ ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: no one was happier to get the bill passed than senate majority leader and man using his super powers to warm his coffee, chuck schumer. schumer gave a press conference following the vote, and he said this of the victory: >> as you know, it's been a long, tough, and winding road. >> stephen: ah yes, the long, tough, and winding road. it's everyone's favorite beatles song, next to a "hard day's very difficult nighttime." schumer praised the hard work of senate democrats: >> i just want to again thank the leadership, hard work, and persistence of all of my colleagues, their teamwo

at the same time here in the bay area, we have big supporters of china, not to say the least diane feinstein who started the first sister city with shanghai and she found herself in a chinese jam when it turned out her driver for 20 years was acting for a secret agent and reporting on her actives. it is a hate or tense relationship in going in and pelosi is in the latest chapter. liz: really, really quickly, phil, what is the big picture benefit for pelosi for making this trip? what is she hoping to get out of it? >> i spoke to her about this in 1990 and 1991 when she was not elected to congress. this is not to score points for her. this is her doing, being nancy pelosi. dan a.: it is going to be an interesting few days. liz: president biden continues to testify positive for covid and what his doctor says is likely a case of rebound covid after taking paxlovid. >> as you know, some of you have had covid and loved ones and close friends that had covid. the symptoms that you had don't go away. they linger, the minimal symptoms linger for some time, so you can expect that. and so, with that the

up when justice barrett was put on the short list usfor the supreme court at that moment with diane feinstein actually thrust her forward in a way that other potential supreme court candidates didn't have. what do you think about how she might have used that moment , amy coney barrett to maybe whenmore figure with the white house ? >> there were many factors that went into it, one of them was the fact that president trumps white house counsel at the time, sam mcgann was also a notre dame graduate and in fact the swearing-in he showed up at the event and i think pronounced the gauntlet was loudly drone. she was from the get-go, of course, ported herself with appropriate dignity in the situation. but it certainly did put her on the screen as kind of almost a victim of religious prejudice, you might say. and i think it's been the case that in politics, sometimes it helps to be a victim yand i do think it helped her. >> linda, you mentioned don mcgann was at her swearing-in . he was also sitting right behind her when she was asked that question. he chose to attend her confirmation hearing for the

have just about london breed hasn't done it yet, but the mayors in the past often go to china diane feinsteinrted the first sister city operation with shanghai. that was a big breakthrough thing, but is also been tensions for example dianne feinstein for 20 years her driver here in san francisco was a chinese agent turned out to be a chinese agent and was reporting regularly of the chinese government we've had so we've had this sort of friendly but tense at the same time relationship. i would say that would raise some tension right there. what about the long-term perception of the democratic party if this visit does indeed go through is this all just momentary rhetoric or is there any long-term ramification to this? well, the long term ramifications are the question ultimately of what is taiwan's designation in not just the bay area but in the united states and in the world, is it an independent country or is it going to be like hong kong that is absorbed. you have to remember that we here in the bay. are celebratory when hong kong was returned to the china and chinese is the idea would be tw

he was debating diane feinstein at one point. and anyway, like four years later. he gets the letter from from i think it was the mother. it was the mother of the father. and anyway that night a couple is watching just flipping channels and they stop on c-span for some reason or another and they're listening to this exchange. and the girl says to her boyfriend. i have an abortion scheduled for tomorrow, and they had a conversation and the abortion didn't happen and there was a four year old. i think there was a picture. you just never know when we're having these conversations and obviously when laws were changing, you know, who what lives are being. saved and yeah, i agree entirely we have to make sure those stories are told because other stories are going to be told to and and we have to be relentless and in focusing on on the good. so we have this is being live streaming to this can be watched after the fact c-span is going to be airing it. not everyone agrees with us. alexandra, can you speak to that person who either is on the fence or thinks we're all. trying

he goes and meets and then runs away, sees dianne feinstein on the way out talk to you later i'm a diane, like it's a day at the office. when you read, like, david talbot's volk on accounts of the incident, not to make light of the issues here, the gay rights issues and civil rights issues and the homophobia of, you know, the homophobia of the times that fuels, possibly fuels his actions, but it's when, talbot writes about it like this crazy thing that happened, this thing that happened in the 70's. when you don't have it in the context of the total history of san francisco it seems like an aberration and it should. it's a terrible, terrible tragedy. when you look at it in the timeline of san francisco history is like the violence of the vigilante days for the violence of the deyoung feud coming back in the 70's. this is the way things were done in san francisco for 50 years. one guy on one side of a political argument, like david brodrick and samuel perry, they shoot it out in daly city. this stuff is happening all the time. it doesn't happen so much in the 20th century but it does in 1

you have diane feinstein coming out strongly. undocumented immigration. immigration before the impeachment gets underway. you have newt gingrich and bill clinton talking about privatizing social security. it is a conservative era in which newt gingrich and bill clinton are working closely together on a number of issues and at the same time, fuller's asian being used very effectively as a political strategy, even with something like the contract of america which has more emphasis on issues like reform, rather than issues like abortion or buns. what you have is newt gingrich looking to polarize that and say we are the party of reform, and they are the party of corruption. we are not just reaching to a perot voter. we are taking issues, we are making them part of who we are. we are the good guys. they are the baggage it is also a decade where you see a pretty sharp move away from the 1980's idea of reagan democrats and a big ten party. in the early 1990's, you start to hear the widespread use of rhino, republican in name only, which is about taking things mo

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and then and there diane feinstein came and said louis let's look at laguna honda. was immediately impressed with the mission and the care that laguna honda provides for the neediest in our city. with needs that require good care. that has been true over the years. and i'm here today representing the residence and families who cannot believe that they are going to be required to be discharged from laguna honda through no fault of their's. but under everunder the diabolical plan of cms, with the help of the state department of health, all must go regardless of innocence and regardless of medical needs. for example, one was plaintiff in our class action suit is a long time residents of san francisco. but suffers from diabetes a difficult form of diabetes. her treatment requires a machine to measure the insulin she has and the blood surety count. from time to time when were that machine needs to be maintained, she has to go to san francisco general to receive this level of care that to keep her arc live. where is she going to go? there are not 700 skilled nursing beds

and then and there diane feinstein came and said louis let's look at laguna honda.as immediately impressed with the mission and the care that laguna honda provides for the neediest in our city. with needs that require good care. that has been true over the years. and i'm here today representing the residence and families who cannot believe that they are going to be required to be discharged from laguna honda through no fault of their's. but under everunder the diabolical plan of cms, with the help of the state department of health, all must go regardless of innocence and regardless of medical needs. for example, one was plaintiff in our class action suit is a long time residents of san francisco. but suffers from diabetes a difficult form of diabetes. her treatment requires a machine to measure the insulin she has and the blood surety count. from time to time when were that machine needs to be maintained, she has to go to san francisco general to receive this level of care that to keep her arc live. where is she going to go? there are not 700 skilled nursing beds fo

the leader nancy pelosi who is in charge of the entire of house of representatives, where is diane feinsteinur senator. where is ja here and every single family, they organize what are you doing? this is a hospital of last resert a long term care facility for 700 people in san francisco that are so sick, that they must be in a long term facility. most of them homeless do not have any other options anywhere judge? why? ? because you're government fails our seniors our mental ill by not prioritizing human beings in the united states of america who are dealing with these issues by not building affordable housing by not making sure that every human being has a house to live in. by making sure that there are significant mental healthcare for everyone. this is san francisco! the only place who has stood up for our residents with a minor issue of hand washing and and some younger person brings in marijuana which is legal in california. taking our away our medical coverage. this is a crisis of the highest order. four people have died because you're forcing us to kick out the sickest residents of our

appreciation of laguna honda goes become to the time when i was on this board and then their diane feinstein called mow and said, lewis i'm going to laguna honda would you like to come with me? i said, that sounds fine i did in the know too much about laguna honda. and not to make my husband jealous i fell in love with laguna honda and its mission. with the clerk's assistance if i might take a few minutes of time i have a power point presentation that just explains the long and storied history of laguna honda. and it goes back to the gold rush days of 1866. when laguna honda was started as an house for the poor. and just keep and i will talk as we go along. and you will see with the presentation that the laguna honda honda started out as a house for poor. it became a relief home. and then slowly morphed what it is today. still a place for the poor. but uncommon facility. at laguna honda there is a farm with pets. a garden. that parent and family go out to the garden. there is a swimming pool. there are group of volunteers that help with well is the bing crosby show we will see that coming up