>> donna: no. it's a persona of love.>> donna: if you are tired of impeachment, i have something else for you to watch for this is the kickoff of national parks fat bear week. this is what they do. the bears have been eating it out and are getting ready to go into hibernation. the park has this bare bracket and it will be live streaming the vers and you can vote on who will emerge the pond best of these bears. they do the scans and they will let you know on tuesday, fat bear tuesday, and if you go to hashtag fat bear week and hashtag fat there can we will let you know who the saddest there is. still when you can put money on this. >> dana: sure. especially in california you can donate to the bears directly. >> greg: i know if you fat there is. they live on my floor. stu and nobody wants to know about your apartment. >> jesse: up next, i have this guy in my bracket. >> brett: are you guys trying to tell me something? president trump dares congress to impeach him and the secretary of state fires back at house inquisitors bi

i would first like to introduce donna brazile. [applause] donna brazile, a veteran democratic political strategist is an adjunct professor at georgetown university, author, television political commentator and former interim chair of the democratic party. she is the author of cooking with grease and the new york times best seller hacks. veteran democratic political strategists donna brazile is an adjunct professor author syndicated columnist and television commentator, vice chair of voter registration and participation at the democratic national committee and international chair of the democratic national committee as well as the former chair of the dnc's voting rights institute, donna brazile. [applause] >> yolanda, yolanda is founder of group, nationally recognized public relations and public affairs agency, she has played a major role in shaping the goals and objectives of the national democratic party with a career in public affairs, strategic communications and political management spanning 25 years, president and ceo yolanda

and i had donna come in. you can have a seat, donna. she's upset.ed you to this point of feeling this way? >> i don't feel respected. i don't feel you take me seriously. >> for her to want to quit after 20 years-- you know why she's comfortable saying it? because she feels like she's got nothing to lose. [bleep] is gonna change. i'm a big believer in having the right people in the right job. so, donna, i'm gonna make sure this gets fixed. can you give us a minute... >> sure. >> and send frank in? >> sure. frank, you're up. >> frank is not the general manager. >> he's more of a manager downstairs. i don't think he's a manager up here in the office. >> that's the reality of it. hey, frank, can you have a seat? >> sure. >> frank, you are no longer the general manager. [intense music] ♪ coming up... >> i really need to talk to you about what i'm seeing in the company's financials. i would run. >> wow. wednesdays. at outback, they're for steak and beer. walkabout wednesdays are back! get a sirloin or chicken on the barbie, fries, and a draft beer or coca

and her mom donna had worked as a teacher initially and then came to the dental practice. she had two older brothers, rob and charlie. and charlie would eventually become a dentist. rob would become a doctor. >> i think things happened fairly quickly for them. they were long distance. he was in d.c. at that time and she was in florida, so there were some great weekend trips. there was a really strong connection. and she was really drawn to him. >> he decided to go teach and me like most fathers would say, why don't you practice law for ten years, put a chunk in the bank and then go teach. but he wouldn't hear from that. >> eventually he gets an offer from tallahassee, from florida state university, to come be a law professor. he says yes. >> and the law school had offered wendi a teaching position, too, on a contract basis. >> he and wendi then get engaged. >> to me, it seemed like a fairly conventional jewish wedding. lots of rabbis came and there was dancing and smiling. she was a happy bride. >> although the markels and the adelsons were both paying for the wedding, it

donna, i'd like to begin with you. i'm tempted to ask if the speaker in all your time around her spoke this way even during closed-door caucus meetings. i'm tempted to bring up beto o'rourke, who is now dropping f bombs in public discourse, however coarsening and cheapening that move is. but i'm also tempted to add any other questions about it are kind of what aboutism because we only have one president. >> well, that's true. i mean, there really is no comparison either in history or today in politics for anyone who uses the language or abuses the language in the way that the president of the united states does. and let me just say really clearly, no way in the world the speaker of the house nancy pelosi uses that kind of language either in private or in public and certainly not to demean the holder of the office of the president or the presidency. >> david jolly, the right, the christian right, more like the cricket right on this subject. they don't seem to have a broad public problem with the president broadening his

joining me is donna brazile. stephen, the senate leadership fund. harris faulkner had a first hour of breaking news. the vice president and secretary of state left last night. they went there to tell erdogan the president is serious and if we can't figure out out a way to do a cease-fire. they have 120 hours to get people out of harm's way hopefully. >> it's a good move because this was an unmitigated disaster, something they could have been avoided. the vice president and secretary pump went to save the day. the cease-fire is a great thing. the house and senate are prepared to enact deeper sanctions if turkey had refused. let's see what's happening now. the troops will be able to go back to their place and we can

i agree with donna. they have an agenda and a need to get some things done and put points on the board. the real danger for the democrats, being focused on trying to change the results of the 2016 election. they start to look like they don't care about what's going on with the average american. so i think both parties at some point are going to have a real impetus to sit down and get a few things done so that it doesn't just like it's dysfunctional. >> dana: the concern, especially when it comes to democrats, the freshman who won and trump districts going into election if she wants to continue to be speaker they've got to keep those. >> she's fighting every day to ensure that those democrats are heard but at the same time the country was attacked in 2016. this is not about overturning election. it's about protecting the integrity of our election and the security. >> dana: stay here for a second. tributes are pouring in. i want to get your thoughts on this, the death of congressman elijah cummings. he was

that's been lacking with biden. >> i'm told, donna, the trump -- i'm sorry. biden campaign has sent a letter to "new york times" executive editor dean baquet excoriating the newspaper. the biden campaign says they had an outsized hand in the spread of the baseless conspiracy theory. biden campaign goes into power save mode. donald trump owned the biden narrative on ukraine as a result of what we witness and did not hear from biden, who did not step forward to tell his own story, millions of americans now are walking around and would say to a pollster, yeah, sounds like something hinky happened in ukraine with those bidens. >> i think people get confused. once you hear something over and over again, even if it is -- >> there you go. >> -- negative enforcement, has a huge impact. tim is right where elizabeth warren differs, she's very clear and concrete about where she is on a variety of issues and especially on this question of impeachment and i think joe biden has got -- you can see some of it today, really tightening up that message and willing to defend him

donna. >> ooh. >> donna, donna. i also sing the preview.e triple threat i am i'm going back to the theater for a little musical called "the actor." i played a washed up film star making a triumphant return as a las vegas lounge singer. [ cheers and applause ] you won't be rolling the dice when you see me. the critics called it spectacular. [ applause ] bee gees. try to top that. anyway, enough about me, it's time to find out what else is popping here in the '70s. 1975, it's all about the mood ring. put it on your finger and tells you how you're feeling, darling. go ahead, village people. >> i'm hot. >> yes, you are. that gives me a chance to do fosse hands. [ applause ] according to this little doo-dad, i'm feeling jazzed up. fosse hands, everybody. i feel like my hair is falling off. black, see a doctor. what's popping, a new sweet treat called pop rocks invented right here in the '70s. i tell you, the youth can't stop talking about them. one of their slogans is the sizzle makes you giggle. donna, have a little nibble. the sizzle will make

donna, what are the political risks for democrats going into thisde election year?>> i think clearly the conduct of the proceedings that are coming is really important. i think that's why the resolution sort of lays out a process that allows staff counsel to askat questions. we've seenun how that can go aw, it sets about a process that provides for the president of the united states to have counsel, to be able to call witnesses to present evidence. and the same for republican members of the judiciary committee. and so, you know, whenever you're calling witnesses, you don't know what's going to happen. i think they actually laid out a process that allows to at least control the environment so it doesn't become a circus. >> can they control their own sort of grandstanding, charlie question of we'll seen members of escongress, on chairman nadler's own o committee, reall diminish their political effectiveness p by the way they perform, not following up on questions, just as the republicans dides during the benghazi inquiry. >> and look at what republicans are doing, i t

. >> joining me now is former congresswoman donna edwards, contributing columnist at "the washingtont" and republican strategist rick tyler, political analysis for msnbc. joni ernst said, rick, that it was not appropriate for the president, i'm paraphrasing, to ask something political of a foreign leader. but she resisted a followup question at the same time. so it's beginning to be a sense of discomfort by some republicans. she's on the ballot this year. >> when citizens and voters go to town halls and put pressure on their members and those things can be aired, and you're seeing -- there's escalating support for impeachment. and that is going to have an effect. that's the way politics works. these members, these republican members will ultimately go the way of their districts. and what the democrats have to do is they have to make this abundantly clear what the president did. this was arms for dirt. that's what it was. it was arms for dirt. he wanted to trade arms to get dirt on a political opponent. they have to cope it maniacally focused on that single issue. and not say the whis

donna? >> first of all, i wish the senator is very speedy recovery. know bernie sanders, he's a tough fighter. i hope he's able to bounce back, get on his feet, and continued to campaign for the presidency. there is no question that the age of not just the democratic candidates come of the age of president trump -- we all want to make sure that our candidates have the mental and physical stamina to do the job. we know this is a very important responsibility, being commander in chief of the united states. so i pray for all of them. as you know, this is going to continue to be a conversation, a topic. the mental and physical stamina, the people running for the biggest office in the united states of america. >> harris: of course we all hope you will be okay. my friend and no aust dagen mcdowell said bernie sanders needs to name his vice presidential picked to smooth over anything. >> are not available, harris. >> harris: i knew you'd appreciate that. >> but here's what i do believe. i do believe that bernie has a very strong base of support within the de

i would first like to introduce donna brazile. [applause] donna brazile, a veteran democratic political strategist is an adjunct professor at georgetown university, author, television political commentator and former interim chair of the democratic party. she is the author of cooking with grease and the new york times best seller hacks. veteran democratic political strategists donna brazile is an adjunct professor author syndicated columnist and television commentator, vice chair of voter registration and participation at the democratic national committee and international chair of the democratic national committee as well as the former chair of the dnc's voting rights institute, donna brazile. [applause] >> yolanda, yolanda is founder of group, nationally recognized public relations and public affairs agency, she has played a major role in shaping the goals and objectives of the national democratic party with a career in public affairs, strategic communications and political management spanning 25 years, president and ceo yolanda

speech out of the $688.00 laureates in the science categories only $21.00 had been women last year donna script and became the 1st woman to win the nobel prize for physics in more than 50 years and only 17 africans have ever been recognized most of them for peace and literature while some laureates works of proven to be harmful neurologist antonio eg as manas won the prize for medicine in 1909 for developing prefrontal lobotomy is the procedure soon discredited and of course banned. ok let's bring in our guests today on skype we have henrik or del he is the executive director of the peace research institute in all slow in lancaster in the u.k. we have derek gatherer he's a viral legist and a lecturer at the university of lancaster welcome to you and i'm also on skype as well we have david van he's a professor of creative writing at the university of warrick welcome to you all gentlemen henry chordal in oslo coming to you 1st the nobel prizes do we still need them. absolutely the old over prices are corey 6 really prestigious the peace prize is the most prestigious award there is the new

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donna larsen reports.nless at the bottom of the waterfall known as hell's abyss. among them is the body of a three—year—old calf. the discovery was made in thailand's khao yai national park when rangers heard two elephants crying close to the scene. it is thought the adult animals had been trying to save the infant. the elephants were trying to cross the river. one of the smaller elephants might have slipped, and the adults were swept away by the current when they tried to rescue. a mission was launched to rescue the surviving elephants trapped in rocks above the fast—flowing waters. food laced with supplements was thrown to boost the animals' strength and to give them the energy to climb back up into the forest. at the moment, the elephants are taking a break. they are quite tired from trying to cross over from the other side. they are just resting by standing still, because they have used up a lot of energy wading through the water. the waterfall, which also claimed the lives of eight elephants in 1992,

single—mum donna raised kyle on a south london estate where he attended a local comprehensive. is it that someone like him came from a state school? do you know what, i think if you had a richter scale or something he would be at the top of the list, that somebody from a state school has made it through the rugby world. in the past, his hot head has seen him targeted by the opposition as an emotional time bomb. but sinckler has worked hard since to control that temper and, in turn, become a role model for those following in his considerable footsteps. we are super proud, we really are, because the players love him and if he scores, if they win on saturday it will be so fantastic. the noise here will be amazing. sinckler is carrying a calf injury but hopes to be fighting fit on saturday where a devoted corner of south london will be his loudest fans. england have lost to south africa before. could that happen again? no! revenge time! revenge time? yes, definitely! revenge! how big are you going to scream if england win the world cup final? loud screaming for these kids, and for

. >> harris: joining me now, donna brazile. former dnc interim chairwoman and fox news contributor.hanks for being with me today. no doubt you're watching all the breaking news this hour. i'm curious to get your take on what representative scalise just said and what republicans are saying, that they are obsessed in one way with impeachment. can they get other things done? how do we know that they can? >> if you came down to washington, d.c.,'s they would find there more than 200 bills sitting on senator mcconnell's desk. this is the hard work of just democrats but republicans, too, that have passed legislation, very important legislation, that senator mcconnell refuses to take over the united states senate. so i don't buy their argument that the democrats are sitting on their hands and are infatuated. as you know, there are over 12 committees in the house. their functioning, they are working. as a former congressional staff, i have to tell you i've been watching this process to see how it differs from what happened in 1998 when i was also a congressional staffer. i hope we stop talk

and donna simon kovan of the irish foreign minister being very very tough this past week but the dublin government the t. shirt the red carpet hind the scenes they seem to be signaling actually we might be able to talk on top of which emanuel mccrone radio silence angela merkel radio silence is there a warming of the mood music to what mr johnson is putting out there not at all and my view what they're trying to do is simply not close the door on on talks they've made it clear that these proposals such as they are and not on the basis of of durable agreement simply because they lack any any detail but at the same time their political enough to know that they can't rule it out of town to specially when it seems that boris johnson is trying to engineer a situation whereby the plane will be put on the european union and the irish government just in relation to what your previous speaker said about it all coming down to the irish government i think that flatters the position of the irish government some of ireland is part of the european union the european union it will see some of these is

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donna brazile is the former dnc interim chair and fox news contributor.ood morning and welcome. >> good morning. let me just tell you, i love texas, you know, it was one of the most favorite states my parents took us every summer of my childhood to go to houston to see the astros. as you know, since 1980 democrats have not captured the electoral votes. they had 38 at stake. it is trending purple. we're on the edge of it being a purple state. but we have a lot of work to do. >> sandra: you heard the president taking on beto o'rourke saying he wants to get rid of guns and religion. responding to this interview where o'rourke made this case, a former texas congressman making this case last week. >> there can be no reward, no benefit, no tax break for anyone who any institution, any organization in america that denies the full human rights and the full civil rights of every single one of us. so as president we're going to make that a priority and we'll stop those who are infringing upon the human rights of our fellow americans. >> sandra: that message win for

so, now, next year, donna's gonna be old enough to dress up.test pumpkin? yeah. she'd be a cute pumpkin. [ laughs ] she's not gonna be old enough to understand... well... ...her brother. but when she is, i'm gonna tell her all about him. ♪ -i'm sorry, you guys. -for what? no, no, no, no. this is completely on us. no, no. i am sorry that i upset you. i stormed out of here like a toddler having a tantrum, okay? and it was unfair. are you okay? no. i'm not. i miss my brother and i miss oscar, but i don't want to be that person who takes out her pain on her friends. you guys are awesome, and i'm really lucky to have you. so, am i forgiven? there's nothing to forgive. we are awesome, though. oh, my god. trina. what? she said it. i was just agreeing with her. [ sighs ] has she always been like this? yes. yeah. [ laughter ] what did i do? i got drunk. i'm serious. i drank a lot. but i couldn't... drink it away. i couldn't get it out of my head. so, i'd go back to the evidence over and over again, and then one day, i did come to you. i was prepared to

to enforce them so why is the international study relationship so important you hear the likes of donna from saying hey we don't need their oil anymore we've got our own we can be energy dependent president bush was saying years ago we have to wean ourselves off middle east oil so i'm wondering why is the what is so crucial about the saudi relationship now in well 2819 this year of since instrument's death i think you.

when it comes to donna prompt, nobody really cares if he has a fair day in court. there is nothing worse than being accused of something you didn't do. it eats away at your soul. we made it through mueller. we didn't do any damage to the idea that nobody is above the law. here we are again with ukraine. i have told you what i think about the phone call. it is not an impeachable defense. but you have other people coming for it. you have the president of the ukraine saying there is no quid pro quo. you tried an impeachment inquiry vote and you failed. and now you're creating a process in the intel committee that i think is star chamber like. >> how does a vote on something like this not taint the jury pool? >> if you think impeachment is a nonpolitical event, you are wrong. there are court hearings in south carolina. let me tell you about the first one i ever had. i represented a guy for speeding. the magistrate was the highway officer's uncle. that did not go well. what i'm trying to say is at the end of the day, the senate should be lifting the house no that if you

you heard the words from the speaker of the house there, donna. to that. >> again, i go back to something i heard her say also in her press conference. it's sad. this is a solemn moment. i take no joy out of watching this unfold. i have serious policy disagreements with the president of the united states but he is the president of the united states. and we have to show once again i think as americans that no american is above the law, above the constitution. and they should not use the office of the president for their personal political interests. we have to get to the heart of what the house is looking at right now. and do that in a fair way. as i say proceed with caution. it is not unifying. it is going to be a difficult moment for those who are 100% behind the president. those who are 30%, 50%. it doesn't matter. this is about our constitution and the office of the president. >> bill: thank you, donna. we get more reaction from the white house. we'll bring that to our viewers in a moment as our coverage continues. a quick break here, back afte

donna brazile, how are you doing, donna. a lot to go through.morning to you. there is a debate next week, donna. is this his way of getting in front of that? >> there is no question that the vice president has really put a little bit of what i call umph in his pump. i thought yesterday was a good day for joe biden. he was on the offense. he is taking the fight to president trump. i recognize we still have a primary and he has to do a lot better because elizabeth warren is now in the driver's seat as well. but yesterday clearly was a good day for joe biden. >> bill: who brings up the issue of ukraine? who brings up ukraine/china and hunter biden? >> maybe the moderators because i think most democrats like many americans understand that it's a smoke screen to divert attention away from the president and all his folly. i trust that one of the moderators for this, unless one of his opponents. if they want to throw dust in joe biden's face he will throw it right back at them. >> bill: it's interesting. what is the strategy? do they go after biden or

democratic political strategist donna brazil reflects on her career. literary director maria provides a history of latin america and megan phelps roper recounts growing up with the westboro baptist church. watch live coverage of the wisconsin book festival saturday starting at 11:30 a.m. eastern and be sure to catch the texas book festival in october and miami book fair in november, on booktv on c-span2. >> now portions of yesterday's democratic national committee women's leadership forum, nancy

close by a man was killed as a donna combat shop also came under attack. i was standing right in the entrance and saw an older woman pass the shop by suddenly a man came up behind her dressed in a helmet and army things or at least very military looking. he was holding a rifle and had a balaclava on and he tried to throw what looked like a hand grenade into the shop. but also in the hunt but it bounced off the door frame and went off right in front of the old woman with a really loud bang. and he raised the rifle and began shooting. police and shots were also find in landsberg a town 15 kilometers from halla but it wasn't clear whether the 2 incidents were related soon after police arrested a person outside talor who is reported to be a 27 year old white german male with a rightwing extremist background. our correspondent congressman is on the scene in hanna here's what he told me earlier about the affected congregation in the city . in terms of the synagogue itself we know that it was a full congregation some 70 to 80 people were there for prayers because

and donna brazile and literary director marie arana and megan-phelps-roper. watch her live coverage on saturday starting at 11:30 a.m. eastern. be sure to catch the texas book festival in october and miami book fair in november on book booktv c-span 2. the poll shows that just over a third of americans believe in person voter fraud is a problem and just as many disagreed. republicans at 44% are more likely to believe it is an issue. than our democrats and independence. it does not reach a majority among any of those groups. almost half of americans believe that voter discrimination is still a problem in the united states while a quarter disagreed. there is nearly a 50-point

for more on some of these impeachment inquiry concerns, let's bring in my wonderful guest, donna brazilecated columnist. pelosi is saying she wants to keep the scope of this impeachment inquiry very narrow. but chuck schumer wants to broaden it out. so if chuck schumer and pelosi are already not on the same pa page, what does that pretend? >> her message to democrats is proceed with caution. but not rush to judgment before the various committees including the committee led by adam schi adam schiff. opposing more witnesses and getting more meat on that so-called proverbial impeachment bond. >> but the democrats risk a lot. because if you go forward with impeachment and you don't believe that you will ever get the senate to go along, do you go back to the well again and keep repeatedly impeaching? >> this is why nancy pelosi did not want to go to impeachment. she knows that her caucus, the people will actually give the majority in the 2018 midterms were people who wanted to win in trump districts. so the calculation for nancy pelosi was come if they impeach on something harebrained or weir

donna?onship with the kurds, who by the way are no angels. >> they are just ashamed that the u.s. would abandon. the president is trying to justify that again. he is now trash talking them. >> he is making the biggest mistake of his presidency by saying that the kurds are better off today than they were yesterday. that is just unbelievable. >> bret: lindsey graham, a lot more worked up than he was last night as the turkey situation continues, we are getting the release of a letter that the president sent. "dominic "jim mr. president, let's work out a deal. i don't want to be responsible for destroying the turkish economy, and i will. i've already given you a little sample. i worked to solve some of your problems. don't let the world down. you can make a great deal. he is willing to negotiate with you. his willing to make concessions. i am confidentially enclosing a letter. history will look upon you favorably if you get this done right and in a humane way. it will look upon you forever as th

. >> donna: how does this even happen? >> brooke: flo is katie's kidney donor? flo?> sally: uh, where does hope keep the extra diapers? >> wyatt: what? if you went through all the extra diapers in the nursery, i mean, we got problems on our hands. >> sally: ah. your uncle thinks he's so funny. oh, no. >> wyatt: [ laughs ] >> sally: no, i wanted to restock them before hope and liam got home, you know, just so they didn't have to do it whenever they got back. >> wyatt: well, then let's just, let's look at the list. >> sally: what list? >> wyatt: the list that hope gave us with all the instructions. i mean, i'm sure it tells us where all the extra diapers are, right? it's just i gotta...

>> donna from brooklyn. >> donna from brooklyn, would you like to wish the astros good luck in the worlderies? >> absolutely not. >> anything you want to say to them? >> i do, i want to say, altuve, that was a nice shot, but next time we're going to [ bleep ] at your head. >> would you like tohe houston on going to the world series? >> [ bleep ] the astros. >> [ bleep ] the houston astros. yankees all day, i'm a new yorker, i'm a yankee. >> i want to tell that [ bleep ] altuve to come by my construction site and we'll throw him a beating. >> [ bleep ] the houston astros. [ bleep ] them. >> do you want to congratulate the astros? >> hell no, [ bleep ] the astros. [ bleep ] altuve, i hate him. >> go yankees. [ bleep ] astros, they suck. >> yankees fan? >> yeah, baby. >> houston astros? >> go [ bleep ] yourself, that good? >> thinking you'd like to say to the astros? >> congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: isn't that nice. it's just a game.n interesting be in brooklyn. it's a scary time. especially if you happen to be a pumpkin. >> a man caught on surveillance video walking in

democratic political strategist donna sa brill. author and -- donna brazile. and megan phelps roper recounts growing up as a member of the westboro baptist church. watch our live coverage of the wisconsin book festival today starting at 11:30 a.m. eastern. and be sure to catch the texas book festival in october and the miami book fair in november on booktv on c-span2. .. coming up in the next hour we will speak with local authors about the city's history and learn how it came to be known as a glass capital of the world. later the toledo van band crash of 1931. we begin our special feature with the city's mayor. >> i think places like toledo are often taken for granted there is a such wonderful history here. they had built things. the first big break that this region got was when the glass pioneers moved from the east coast primarily boston. drawn by rich reservoir natural gas. brought his glass company to toledo and opened a plant on ash street in north toledo. it's on the same site today. the glass industry was big and important into in toledo once did that.

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donna edwards. and deputy chief for the "wall street journal" jean cummings.lus joining us from the "new york times" news room, annie carnie. i have to start with you. so far there have been witnesses that the white house has tried to block. there have been transcripts that the white house for some reason willingly released. all of the evidence paints the same picture. what is the most significant thing to you about ambassador yovanovitch's testimony? >> well, she, after 30 years in the foreign service, really lashed out at the approach of the trump administration, the state department at her tenure and at the tenure of professional diplomats, career diplomats, people who swear an oath to the country and serve in the best interests of the nation. basically what she says is she says when president zelensky came in office, there was an effort underway to pry to utilize him for president trump's personal gain. but there were other aspects of that campaign that orchestrated campaign involving ambassador sondland, involving others from the state department to get p