seer: what weight and how did se meet dick nixon? sheet meet dick nixon the end of the 30s, beginning of the 40s date meet in whittier, california she is teaching at whittier high school teaching economics and other classes around business. he iss a dashing young lawyer about town. he is tall and handsome and has dark hair. they meet at a community play called the dark tower. they both auditioned for this play. dick nixonat sees pat and is instantly, completely smitten withth her and says after rehearsal the first nights, i would like to take you on a date and gives her a ride home and she said no, no, no and he is like i'm going to marry you one day and she is like who is this crazy person? but there's something there that intrigues her. he is very ambitious. heou wants to get out of whittir into great things. she alsoso wants to get out but she loves to travel. both of them love that. i think they see something in each other they feel they will be able to gather go out into great things and get out of this beautiful quaint quakerto

dick wolf is the king of network television. rich king's latest role is in dick wolf's on call, a production under universal television and nbc universal brand. the series follows officers in the long beach police department. king plays the leader of the drug enforcement team. so i'mlaying the character of sergeant tyson, aka khoi koyama. koyama a name. show creator tim walsh wanted king to choose. well, i was going to say, how often does that happen where someone. it never happens. you take the reigns on this character right? at this level. unless i'm creating the show myself and i'm producing and writing, it never happens, especially in my experiences as an asian american actor in hollywood. king didn't have to think long about the name. it pays tribute to his japanese heritage, his mother's side of the family. koyama, being my mother's maiden name, is everything. she is my number one fan. so, tyson, the first name is my mom's maltipoo that passed a few years ago. khoi, which is my nickname i go by on the show, is literally my

dick nixon is right up her alley she likes to be contrary. she takes the nixon's under her ring and -- under her wing and they go to a lot of her dinner parties and she was always very supportive of them, comes to daughter trish's rose garden wedding years later and she advises them about the vice presidency, that he should be prepared if he is offered this by eisenhower and she says it is a lame-duck situation but you need to be prepared so she is kind of an informal advisor. peter: during the 1950 senate campaign, how do they get around california? heath: it is a huge state and they go around in a station wagon. i do not know how they did it and i am sure the heat, dust, nerves would get afraid. -- frayed. and she always looked perfect. they do all of these campaign stops and it is a cross-country drive that is exhausting. one of the oral histories i found, oral histories of people who knew the nixon's, one woman who knew that nixon's said she told julie later i would look at your mother and she would be so tired but then before the campaig

. >> yeah, we have senator dick durbin. he's coming up. he's he's obviously he's going to be the top democrat on the judiciary committee. but to reinforce your point, he has announced that he is going to support marco rubio, the democrat on that committee. one of the top democrats in the senate, has already announced he's going to be supporting rubio for secretary of state. let us see what happens. it's good to see you, buddy. thank you john. thanks. >> all right. with us now is florida man mark caputo, senior politics reporter at axios. florida's marco rubio has a confirmation hearing today. florida's pam bondi has a confirmation hearing today. is there anyone left in florida? mark? >> there are quite a bit. i guess there's mike waltz. who's the national security advisor? mauricio claver-carone is from orlando. he's going to be at the latin american envoy, kevin cabrera, the miami-dade county commissioner, is going to be the ambassador to panama. >> and there are two other florida men who are going to be and their names escape me, the amb

i read with dick the first time, and he gave me a couple notes. good. and he's like, oh, really? is it? is it good? we kind of hit it off. and then the second time, i came back, there was this stunning girl in the waiting room, and i panicked. and i walked in, i go, listen, i don't know what you're doing, but you're a little confused. this is my role. this is my part. i am olivia benson. and the rest is history. one thing you might want to focus on now is taking care of yourself. >> at what point do you feel she became something bigger than the character? >> all of a sudden i started receiving letters of people disclosing stories of abuse, and so many of them contained the words, i've never told anyone, and here they were reaching out to this person on television. that when i realized this show is necessary because the issues that so often people had swept under the carpet, all of a sudden there was community around it, and all of a sudden you're not alone. and if it's on tv, then we can talk about it. i understood the power of that. that's when i

president biden joined by outgoing senate majority leader chuck schumer and judiciary committee chair dick durbin talked about his administration's confirmation of 235 judicial nominees, saying for the first time in a long time we have a bench that looks like and represents all of america. this is about 20 minutes. are watching live coverage on c-span. [applause] >> mr. president, and confirming 235 lifetime judges during your administration we have made history, not just in a record-breaking number but in the quality of the individuals who have been nominated and confirmed. i served on the judiciary committee for some time, all three of us have served on the committee. personally, i reviewed over 1000 judicial nominees in the committee and on the floor. the record is clear. the nominees represent the best of the judiciary, of america. when i became chair of the senate judiciary these vacancies and bringing balance to the court was the highest priority. we face six ordinary challenges. the first two years of the administration coincided with the longest evenly divided senate in history and

chris, not only did he not want to go to war, he also -- >> other presidents, look at dick cheney, ifken. about other people who have much warmer hairtrigger. you could argue, we take another country's diplomats and you put them away for a year, you're committing an act of war. he could have acted in that way and reacted in another act of war with an attack on iran. he could have done that. you just heard, as he told me, a lot of this, all of his advisers say you have to attack. you have to go in. he did not want to do that. i have studied his words. carter, whether a pacifist or not, he did not like war. he would not have gone to war for that. ronald reagan, dick cheney or someone like that would've acted in a way that americans would've felt a lot better about that situation. he was focused entirely, and you can argue exclusively, the hostages. he wanted them to get home. he was something about being commander in chief of the united states, he was thinking about getting american hostages back home safely. he did that but at a tremendous price to american dignity, to our diplomacy, t

. >> i recently didn't win an emmy, lost an emmy to dick van dyke.'m not going to win. [ laughter ] we're in the third hour of this thing, if he's sticking around, he better win. >> jimmy: nobody's beating dick van dyke anyway. >> yeah, yeah. you shouldn't, yeah. >> jimmy: have you -- how much research have you done? have you been watching shows to figure out -- >> yeah, doing a ton of research. yeah, been watching past monologues to see cut-away shots. who's a good laugher? who's paying attention, who cares? it's usually comedians. comedians, anyone involved in comedy is going to be rooting for me. a martin short, a steve martin, even i think de niro's a great laugher. >> jimmy: that's true. >> his shots are great. who have you noticed? who would you recommend? >> jimmy: de niro's really good. >> damon? >> jimmy: matt damon? >> yeah. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: let me explain. first of all, he's not nominated for anything. [ laughter ] >> good point. >> jimmy: he's not invited to the show. >> no, he won't be there. >> jimmy: you know, he doesn't understa

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host: jason derek -- dick is the editor-in-chief of roll call.nd we are joined by a government studies senior fellow. thank you to both of you on the opening day of congress. guest: thanks for having us. >> our coverage of the one hundred 19th congress continues here on "the washington journal." we are live from capitol hill this morning and up until noon eastern time, and the 119th congress will gavel in. they will take their first votes on who will be there speaker of the house. you have been learning all morning speaker mike johnson does not have the votes, or appears to not have the votes at this time. will he by the time the gavel comes down at noon eastern time? he is working behind closed doors to try to get them. president-elect donald trump is doing the same. here is more reporting for you. melanie sonoma, who reports for punch bullnose, has this on x this morning. she has more details about a phone call between president-elect donald trump and congressman chip roy, who has not said if you will vote for speaker mike johnson. he said trum

coming off, sparks already flying as olaf shoulds sunset dick matt's face off for the role of john. so i to the mix, the warning ukraine, a divisive debate over immigration and the struggling job and economy. and it could be tough politics. i had, i'm feel go invalid, and this is by the, by companies at the election campaign has begun. it's this rent this time on the ball. we need more growth in germany. we need to new growth. let's this recession to depression, inflation office. we need a strong, green positive, and i'm in the body that with all my strengths and all my passion for the future pretty soon. you're not just germany, you're a must finally roll out. and above all, you must find me grow up in terms of security policy for you. yes, we need to set the right course. now. also on the day from out stays. it's welcome. in west africa, as friends, troops leave the region. present macro says they should be sorry to see them go. but i say this for all the african governments who'd not have the courage and the face of public opinion to barris, but none of them would be in a souther

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dick soderquist lives in virginia and travels to vermont for ski, something he's done for decades he says. >> here at this place everybody is family. you do it together, it's fantastic. >> yeah. he says he used to ski all the time with his late wife for many, many years and if skiing isn't enough, the man is also an avid tennis player and just looking at that video, vern, you just saw that, you would never know. >> there's still hope for my 86-year-old mom and my 88-year-old dad big vern. >> does big vern have some moves on the slopes? >> he had some moves on the dance floor. there was times when they went to parties and wives wanted to dance with dad, strong lead, but that's another story. >> what happened to you? >> it didn't translate. i missed that gene. >>> we got a little football for you and the bus is about to leave the station of 18 week regular season nfl games, but before it pulls away from the 49ers' house, it's a new calendar year and a new look when they tee it up at arizona on sunday. >> we'll start the year 1-0, 2025. >> joshua dobbs will be ready to go with brock pur

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will star in dick wolf's upcoming show called on call.production under universal television, an nbc universal brand. the series follows officers in the long beac police department, and ting plays the leader of the drug enforcement team. gia vang sat down with ting at his family's peninsula home, and he says he got to choose his character's name in the upcoming show. but to ting, it isn't just in a name. it's a bit more personal than that. koyama, being my mother's maiden name, is everything. she is my number one fan. so tyson, the first name is my mom's maltipoo that passed a few years ago. khoi, which is my nickname i go by on the show, is literally my cousin john koyama's name, and he's basically the reason i got into the industry 19 years ago. talk about all of the family there. ting says he's also ready to represent police officers of asian american descent, and that he's proud to give them the visibility they deserve. kudos and congratulations. okay. everything. steve kerr continues to fill up his trophy cabinet. mayor london breed p

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yeah. >> and we should say our kate bolduan is going to be speaking with dick durbin in our next hour. so we'll hear more from him. what are some of the other key nominees that stand out that you're expecting potentially some fireworks? >> yeah, i mean, i think one of the most interesting hearings that we're going to see today is senator marco rubio, who's going to go before the senate foreign relations committee. >> he has been nominated to be donald trump's secretary of state. and i think one of the key things to keep in mind about this hearing today for rubio is that he is going to be walking into a room with colleagues who he has worked with over the years, colleagues who have a lot of respect for him on both sides of the aisle. so that might be an opportunity where we actually see really substantial policy discussions and get some insight into what donald trump's future administration is going to look like when it comes to the relationship with china, when it comes to u.s. investments in the war in ukraine. i think that marco rubio is going to be in a really interesting position

so dick was not found to have broken any rules by the adviser on ministerial standards, but said she chose to resign. as it was clear, the situation had become a distraction for the government. or the confirmation hearing is on wi fi, us president elect donald trump, to take full, defend secretary full of fox news host and military veteran pete exist. describes himself as a change agent. public reports accused him of his sexual assault. this management of veterans charities, and frequent public intoxication picks up says he's a different man now. when president trump chose me for this position, the primary charge he gave me was to bring the warrior culture back to the department of defense. he liked me once, they had a gone laser focused on police ality meritocracy. war fighting, accountability and readiness in canada is covering the story for us and joins us now from capitol hill. first of all, mike, uh, obviously a contentious pick by donald trump. how's the hearing going? so thoughtful his confirmation. what was expected is going laundry along pa design lines that hex, if it's rec

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the blinking himself talked about the plan uh, in the making that involves some out of countries. dicking some rules in government because uh uh how much that means they are not empowered. and i think this plan is not ready. it means like, you know, like ideas, some concepts, these are the ages are i've looked at beast with it so far the same as themselves. that's and that this conflict gets things is right. of them says do not have a concrete provision of the after 4 of us, right. i don't think this sort of this as well. then we can see a proposal and a comfortable proposal between the 30th and i think everyone is waiting for trump come and power and then how to stay on this night time. i thank you so much. always good to get your thoughts on, on the situation in gaza and be on time a comm mode from the to high is that you to projects studies in the occupied westbank. meanwhile, is really sad. lives have carried out or send a tax in a number of palestinian communities, their local media release. this video settler setting fire to palestinian homes in the town of apple salon. northeast of

democratic senator dick durbin of illinois, thank you very much.morning. joining us now, nbc news national affairs analyst and partner and chief political columnist at puck, john heilemann. >> john, you know, it's a fascinating. we just heard from senator durbin, who actually said pam bondi was qualified as an attorney. she was attorney general for eight years. however, things that she said through the years causes him great concern. and so they're going to obviously be addressing that during the hearing yesterday with pete hegseth. you have a candidate who not only has said things that caused grave concerns to people on both sides of the aisle, but a man that i've yet to hear a single legislator or foreign policy advisor or ambassador say is qualified to be secretary of defense. does he, after yesterday's hearing, do you think it's all but likely that he will be the next secretary of defense? >> alas, joe, i do, and i honestly have to say even more, alas, that it's been my view since, and i think i've enunciated it on the show on multiple occasion

dick cheney of the state of yiem wyoming has received for vice president of the united states 271 votesonnecticut has received 266 votes. this announcement of the state of the vote by the president of the senate shall be deemed a sufficient declaration of the persons elected president and vice president of the united states, each for the term beginning on the 20th day of january, 2001, and shall be entered together with a list of the votes on the journals of the senate and the house of representatives. may god bless our new president and our new vice president and may god bless the united states of america. [applause] host: al gore presiding over the electoral college count in 2001 which certified his defeat as a presidential candidate >>> there were other times in recent hift which are when sit -- there were other times in recent history when sitting vice presidents who wanted to become president were in similar situations. richard nixen in 1961. certifying john f. kennedy as the winner. and in 1977, then-vice president walter mondale, who was seeking re-election with jimmy carter, pre

real-time quite frankly the same way it has capacity to spot conservative buying hunting gear from dick'sssage? do they have the same capacity? >> a very important question but the post to facebook right before the incident occurred and obviously coach i can't go into certain techniques the fbi uses and as go to but it limits things in real time. that you make an extremely important point, todd. the fbi has lost the trust of the american people because they have investigated with vigor and tenacity of those who are conservatives, republicans, trump supporters and trump himself. january 6 individuals who walk inside that capital and took a picture with their phone and charged with misdemeanor. number of resources, town, doj has put into going after january called him is mind-boggling to me. at the main temp the same tenacity, perseverance and vigor to go after terrorist organization groups such as isis at making americans feel safe to prevent something like this from occurring? i believe senator kennedy is really holding the fbi accountable and i appreciate and the press conference, he sai

major retailers some biggest distributors in the country walmart number one, they no longer do it dick'sorting goods abandoning these things indicate tore woke areas of the government woke areas wall street so many americans fundamentally left behind, there are people unwilling to serve, and lost bank accounts able to get insurance we are making sure that segment of the population very large about 50% is still being catered do across the board not just grab a gun but public square making sure bolstering that side so those americans are not left behind. maria: i think great i also want to go back to something you said young people, because i think just because of the backdrop people are worried about crime we see, violent crime spiking, young people have been training themselves on how to use a gun is that the big growth market younger people? >> younger people women over last few years watched crisis that happened with border as you see gangs taking over entire apartment buildings across the various states in the country people understand that they have to fundamentally protect themselve

complete and utter morons and the people that ought to get things done on senate democrat side like dickn, he know this is is inevitable to get confirmed. larry: getting confirmed, no question about it. ned ryun, what else happened out there. john ratcliffe, marco rubio, chris wright at energy department and dear friend russell voting and these are all incredible strong players and all part of the trump revolution and all part of one big beautiful bill. >> pam bondi is interesting in restoring trust in the doj and equal application of the law and rule of law and standing equal before it and i hope she'll have transparency a huge part of restoring trust in the institution, larry. deep state thrives in darkness and really does wither in the light of day and i hope she goes out and releases all the documents that pertain to russian collusion, january 6. i hope she releases communications of coordinated political lawfare against trump that ag garland and doj and i think the biden white house were actually coordinating the more they get, they'll have faith restored in the institutions. i thin

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right there for anybody, for law enforcement across the country to be on alert for this particular dickerd but again, these sleeper cells, i don't know when they'll commit an attack and using rental vehicle and committing this mass murder and shows how the sleeper cells are dangerous and how they are a threat to public safety and national security. ashley: no doubt. app msnbc analyst finally admitting biden's border failed. >> it was not his finest moment and seeing what happened here and trump is not wrong talking about border crossings were quite low and running about 74,000 a month when he left office and they in fact did shoot up some of it was some things that biden said and some ways they put a moratorium on deportations but in fact we did get up here almost to 300,000 a month. ashley: it was a crisis, wasn't it, lieutenant? >> at historic levels and we've never experienced the amount of people coming across that border illegally. the fact there's a record number of suspected terrorists caught at the border and a number of got aways, known got aways, unaccompanied children and the