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former senator doug jones, always a pleasure to speak to you. thank you so much. >> thank you. >>> up next, a leading democrat tonight saying it would be a good idea for senator menendez to resign. we'll tell you who that is, next. >>> nancy pelosi tonight joining a small list of senators calling for bob menendez to resign. others called for him to resign, as well. let's talk to max boot. he's a senior council. and joe walsh, host of the white flag podcast. and commentator karen finney is here, as well. here we have it. we have the calls for menendez to resign. not a long, universal list, i might add. it's trickling out. why is it not stronger? >> it's a belief that no one is blov the law. and we should follow the legal process. if we say that for donald trump, and hunter biden, we say that for bob menendez. he will have his day in court. that's the legal case. there's the court of public opinion, where clearly, some members feel very uncomfortable, particularly in a moment where we are talking about a former president. again, no comparison. let

former senator doug jones to come and introduce our speaker.r doug jones was a legal student when former attorney general bill, first perpetrated the justice in 1977 for the murder of denise mcnair. i believe it was j. edgar hoover who closed the case in 1968. he reopened it in 1977. doug jones got class to watch attorney general baxley try that case. and the 2001 and 2002 he wanted to finish the job. and got convictions for sheri. [applause] teaching us all that justice delayed is never justice denied. he became a senator a few years back. here to present the associate justice, senator doug jones. [applause] >> thank you, pastor. good morning, everyone. >> good morning. >> honored guests, families of these wonderful children. this has been a long time coming. i want to take just a second, though, we talked about this. i get far too much credit for the cases that were solved. you can't do that on my own. and just like the mayor needed to recognize his cohorts at city hall and city council, i want to recognize some folks also that were a big par

joining me now, former democratic senator doug jones of alabama. he ran against tuberville back in 2020, and former republican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. senator jones, when this hearing was happening, you are the first person i wanted to call. because, the last time you were here, we talked about. this and it is still going on. what are you thinking tonight? >> i'm glad senator schumer has decided to put a couple of these things on the floor. and it's proving the point -- and by the way, stephanie ruhle, i watched that last segment. maybe you ought to let charlie dent answer this question. >> [laughter] -- >> -- okay? but the fact is, i'm really glad that senator schumer put this on. let's get that leadership done. but to prove the point that we talked about last week, that these things take time, senator tommy tuberville caved tonight because the caucus put pressure on him. there was a caucus meeting. he came out of there. and he had felt the pressure. and the republicans finally stood up and said, we have at least got to get the le

joining us now is one of his democratic colleagues doug jones. thank you for jcoming in.ou have said that you believe that bob menendez should resign now. he was asked this week why he has not resigned and he bliristd at that, because i'm innocent. do you think it hurts democrats in congress at large if he continues to hold out? >> i think it hurts the senate. i don't think it necessarily hurts democrats. i think it hurts the institution of the senate and congress. i mean, right now congress, the senate, the house are in low esteem in the american public's eye and have been for some time because of the dysfunction and there are a lot of reasons for that. there's an element of public trust here, which is different than whether or not someone is guilty or not guilty of a criminal violation. so i think it hurts the institution. i don't think it will hurt democrats but i think it hurts the institution of the senate. >> we have now 30 democratic senators, majority now, calling on him to step aside. and he's going to go and speak with the group, the caucus behind closed doors t

joining me now to discuss, former democratic senator doug jones of alabama.publican congressman charlie dent of pennsylvania. senator, i know you have got thoughts on what tommy tuberville is up to. what do you think? >> you know, look. stephanie. this is just un-american. it really makes no sense what senator tomorrow is saying. he -- without your blocking them one at a time or blocking groups at a time, you're still blocking hundreds of military promotions that the u. s. military needs. this as a national security issue. everybody knows it's a security issue. it is affecting hundreds of families. kids, everybody is affected by this. and it's just really an assault on our military. to score political points. it needs to stop, it needs to stop now. but i don't think it's going to stop until republicans step up and try to do something with this, work with senator schumer, jack worried, and others. it's not move to where it's not just on senator tuberville. i think it's on the entire republican caucus. >> typical claims he's not holding up promotions. he says s

former senator doug jones, always a pleasure to speak with. you thank you so much. >> thank you laura. >> up next, a leading democrat tonight saying it would be a good idea for senator menendez to resign, we'll tell you just to that person. is next,. well former house speaker nancy pelosi tonight joining us shortlist of democratic lawmakers calling for senator bob mendez tune out resign. so far in the, senate senator sharon brown, john fetterman, pedro wells, they have all called for him to resign as well. let's dig now into the washington post -- he's also a senior fellow council on foreign relations. along with former republican congressman joe walsh, who's the host of the white flag. podcast karen finney is here as well. here we have it. we've got these calls for menendez to resign. not a long universalist, i might add. it's almost like, it's trickling. out why do you think it's not. stronger? >> i think there is a belief that if we're going to say that no one is above the law, and that we should follow the legal process, if we're going to

>> joining us is a former democratic senator from alabama, doug jones.ch for coming in, you, like anyone who serves in the capitol. you know how bizzyusy this perif time is, and the sprint to the finish and all of the work that has to get done and the priorities in front of everyone in september and then you have this concern over senator mcconnell and these freezing episodes. what did you think when you saw those episodes of him freezing? >> i was concerned, too. i got to know mitch, and i got to know him, and like a lot of people i was concerned and the president of the united states called him and expressed those concerns, too. i just don't think that he is in real jeopardy of losing his spot as majority leader at this point. dr. monahan from the house has incredible respect among the senators. he travels with senators and they know him so i think his word goes a long way in e laying fears of folks because it will be a busy fall. >> in the midst of this we have a presidential primary, and candidates speaking out. you probably heard nikki haley said ju

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senator from alabama, doug jones, who prosecuted to the kkk members for the 16th street bombing, andthank you very much for coming with me to the sunday show. dr. plane, what role did the bombing play in the civil rights movement? the bobbing really helped to galvanize activists across the nation. of course, there were so many pivotal moments in the 19 50s and 60s. i think the bombing brought people together, because this is the circumstances. of course, we know that for little girls lost their lives. many others were injured. i think that it tugged at the hearts of many americans who thought about the innocence of these young girls who lost their lives at church, a place where they had gathered to learn about the bible, to be part of a community of friends and family. i think that it was a moment that pooled everyone together, and capture just, of course, the violence. also the difficulty, the struggle within the struggle. it helped people understand how difficult it was then. i think today, it's a reminder for us of how hard it was for civil rights activists, at that time, to enact

doug jones, the senator from alabama, he was literally there.t seem able to get past the ugliness of the era that miss collins rudolph suffered in. >> on the contrary, we refused to actually face and deal with racism. when justice ketanji jackson said today that at the end of the day, we have an element in this country that said we don't even want all the history of what happened. so you can't even correct it. and so, what we have to really be able to recognize is it wasn't just what happened then. the hatred that happened then that led to this, it's the same kind of rhetoric from the people who are running for president. we are seeing that from trump. we are seeing that from desantis. at the end of the day, racial hate leads to violence and the killing and the murder of innocent people just like those four girls. for not standing up against desantis and his likes at the moment, we're just as guilty. we have blood on our hands. >> absolutely. i'll give you the last word, sarah collins rudolph, what do you want us to do to move forward? what do y

. >> i want to bring in former democratic senator of alabama doug jones. now, he successfully prosecuted two of the four klansmen identified as being behind this heinous attack. senator, i'm so glad you're here today. thank you for joining us on this historic occasion. i mean, today is 60 years since that deadly bombing. i wonder what goes through your mind when you think about the history around this attack. >> well, laura, thank you for having me, and thanks for doing this segment on your show. we get kind of lost in all the media hype these days with everything else going on in this country. this is a very significant memorial. it's significant every year, and it was so moving this year. i told the crowd when i introduced justice jackson, and i think everybody felt that this was something special today because we saw a speaker who really represented the hopes and dreams and possibilities that we lost when those four young girls died. and as i think an interesting theme in justice jackson, the clips you just played, kind of touched on it. a theme from al

and not just mitt romney but other courageous people like joe manchin and doug jones, the many housets and yet voted their conscience and their constitution. that should give us optimism about the future. i hope and believe that when we look back on this time we can see what we can't see because we're living through it, and that is that what mitt romney did we can point to as the moment that the fever began to break. >> jimmy: i hope you're right. i don't know that -- it seems like we lose focus so quickly, that we're just right on to the next thing. and he's -- trump is always up to something. have you met donald trump? have you -- >> i have. i met him a couple times. the first time in the oval office. he came around the desk to greet me. it was -- >> jimmy: when was this? >> it was right after the devin nunes midnight run debacle. and i went over to see the documents. and he sent his staff over saying he wanted to see me in the oval office. i couldn't bring staff with me. which made me nervous, frankly. that there be no witness to what he would say. but the first thing he said, he

just like, i'm saying too much, you don't remember anything, doug jones did not prosecute.an by the name of charles cochran and robert posey was appointed by george bush after doug jones would not listen to myself and abraham woods, a lieutenant of dr. king. the f.b.i. agent by the name of mr. lankford. director of the northern district. he met with us to see what he could do to try to get black people in birmingham to be more accepting of the f.b.i. reverend abraham woods and others put it on the agenda that new evidence and they need to bring forth the case. host: aim running short on time. wrap it up. caller: you need -- you all need to tie in what's going on in birmingham, sir. i promise you. this is a great time to do it. while ms. harris -- excuse me, ms. brown is here. she's not for reparation, neither is kamala harris. shows black women -- thank you for taking my call. host: frank in birmingham, alabama. in about 40 minutes this morning on c-span you can watch that commemoration of the 60th anniversary of the church bombing at the 16th street baptist church in birmi

i think the doug jones race was a big outlier and took a pedophile is he moore being his opponent torat in there so maybe it can happen again but i'm not optimistic about alabama. host: sarah. guest: turberville is bad. what he is doing to military readiness by not allowing people to get confirmed, he is holding them up. it is terrible and i cannot believe -- this is the story of the republican party. supposedly promilitary but they are doing nothing about the fact turberville is affecting military readiness. public and voters in his state do not seem to be frustrated by this but they should be. this another way in which republican party purported to be one thing the military but their actions betrayed that. guest: you do not want any gay stuff on the boats, navy ships. host: jonathan, you get the last word. guest: we talk about the fundamental structural asymmetries in american politics and tommy tuberville and military the perfect example. we had a caller complained about joe biden dividing the police. handful of progressives on twitter and cori bush agitated for defending the poli

i think the doug jones race was a big outlier and took a pedophile is he moore being his opponent to there so maybe it can happen again but i'm not optimistic about alabama. host: sarah. guest: turberville is bad. what he is doing to military readiness by not allowing people to get confirmed, he is holding them up. it is terrible and i cannot believe -- this is the story of the republican party. supposedly promilitary but they are doing nothing about the fact turberville is affecting military readiness. public and voters in his state do not seem to be frustrated by this but they should be. this another way in which republican party purported to be one thing the military but their actions betrayed that. guest: you do not want any gay stuff on the boats, navy ships. host: jonathan, you get the last word. guest: we talk about the fundamental structural asymmetries in american politics and tommy tuberville and military the perfect example. we had a caller complained about joe biden dividing the police. handful of progressives on twitter and cori bush agitated for defending the police. it

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