in washington figure named max dyer. had some history doing work on behalf of the clintons but for many years has been a nonpartisan good government advocate and is a respected figure. he says that he witnessed this event and he told this to multiple senators last year as well as tried to contact the fbi and share the details of that with the fbi he tried among other things by senator chris cohen wrote a letter referring to styron saying he was someone who should be followed up with. in terms of the reporting, we have these two sources dyer has declined to discuss this publicly. the women involved, actually did talk to robin for the book but about a different subject and did not want to talk about this and i will let you say more. friends of hers have said that she does not recall the incident and that may be because from what we understand pretty much everyone she and others at the party were intoxicated or under the influence if not intoxicated. am i forgetting anything? >> i think that's right.it's really different so

beto o'rourke, thomas dyer or bill de blasio? second ranked beer pong team.have two beto's on the board. >> he played with his privilege card. >> a bill beer palmer. >> which candidate raised $17000 from her ex boyfriend? >> i've got it narrowed down to a girl. >> elizabeth warren, kamala harris or amy? 17000 from her ex boyfriend. plural. >> just because i know how she got her -- >> daniel still has zero points. women sometimes found it harder to find race in races. >> i feel like thomas dyer in the debate, not even on the stage yet. >> which candidate was born in india but is a u.s. citizen? kamala harris, tosi or michael? [laughter] morn in india. i can't see. there we got. they are wrong. daniel is finally on the board. michael. ambassador chester, they don't even know who michael is. you're only one point behind. which candidate endorsed by michael? cory booker, pete or joe biden? endorsed a candidate. daniel says pete, booker -- you are all wrong. it's joe biden. he decided to enter the race, no one cares. >> it definitely means something. i don't know,

just referring to dyer and staying that he was someone who should be followed up with.terms of the recording, we had missed recent sources that dyer has declined to discuss this publicly. the woman involved, actually did talk to robinson booklet about a different subject. and does not want to talk about this. i'll let you say more but friends of hers have said that she does not recall the incident. and that maybe because from what we understand pre- much everyone well, she and others at the party were intoxicated or on the influence if not intoxicated. i forgetting anything. >> i think that's right. it's really different and so often people have said that you don't really have or you have all of this hearsay about something that happened. you actually had something where it someone witnessed it and saw it. people of kind of made a lot of the associations. actually our former editor at the time said today on fox news on all things, if you were politically motivated why did he blow this up during the confirmation hearing. she did it. from our understanding at a very speci

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by the drivers and it's also been changed things i was struck by the beams though just the right dyer's that there is but the slicks are a go away on a wide spot then you can destroy them so it's a spot it was the best however you say things on going right for bentley one vehicle crashed in the 6th lap another is surrounded by mechanics in the. way but yeah but this is the 2nd hour so we have been parked in the garage for a long time now and we probably don't go out we might do some testing at the end of it so we haven't retired but we are basically out of the race. that hasn't been. slowly doctors folds over spawn and the race goes into the night fades the rainfall is increasing steadily and is taking more and more cars out of the race in the dark the poor visibility as to the adverse track conditions it takes quite a lot of courage to draw on for high speeds in the slipstream of the common front. and sometimes visibility is 0. the water whipped up from the track and the dunk will lead to another safety coffee . the weather radar says they'll be no improvement for the next few hours wi

and dyer woman prediction that would and make human civilization? may be as little as ten years.n 1989, the ap quoting a senior u.n. environmental official says entire nations could be wiped off the face of this earth by rising sea levels if the global warming trend is not reversed by the year 2000. what year is this? oh, yeah, 19 years ago. in the year 2000, the independent ran a piece that snowfalls were a thing of the past. 2006, al gore, earth for the unbalanced, "unless drastic measures are taken within the next eight years, the world will reach the point and overturn." by the way in the interim, if you generally believe that carbon emissions will and make human life, why did al gore live such a irresponsible private jet-setting lifestyle? it was this store, that's a big private jet into a big town car, limousine, whatever he's driving? that jet sits 14 people. only had two people on there. probably two pilots, but 14 feet them on the two people and over the same period he was making millions selling climate propaganda and selling offsetse offsetses. oh, you cheat on your sp

. >> juan: and, matt dyer is saying, yet we heard it.hey omitted key information that this woman has declined to be interviewed and says to her friends that she doesn't remember. >> dana: but if that's the case, how do they investigate something that the woman doesn't even know if it happened. or how do you say that the investigation is now complete because there is no cooperating evidence? that does not a cooperation make. my issue with this is that you've said that there is the news aspect, there's the publication, and then, there's the delivery. how many tweets have they had to delete lately? so they published and omitted not just key information, but literally fundamental information. this is like in the 40s or 50s when they were broadcasting war of the worlds on the radio. they didn't say that this was fiction. people were freaking out that people were attacking them. so, they omit the fundamental information that this is not collaborated cooperated. and then, we have on the side a bunch of 2020 democratic candidates, who say they a

not just happening in new york though it does seem particularly dyer in the nation's biggest school system of that city de blasio who by the way could soon end the city's best schools. the mayor is considering a proposal that would abolish all gifted programs citywide in the name of achieving classroom diversity. a new york state assembly woman who ran against mayor de blasio for mayor. nicole, thanks so much for coming on. i don't think it's an overstatement to say there are a few number of schools that really are the crowned jewel not just of the new york system but of the country. some of the best high schools in the world are public schools in new york and with one signature your mayor is threatening to eliminate them? >> well, these are specialized schools that have produced nobel prize winners and hypocrisy of it all is even his son daunte graduated from one of these specialized schools. not only is he trying to reduce the standard at these schools he wants to completely eliminate our gifted and talented program which is in such high demand. 78% of the kids that qualify for these pro

what can you tell us about max dyer, who apparently, the island nation that this tray shows back to him. did he come to the committee? >> so max stier reached out to senator coons' office, who is also on the senate judiciary committee. we are not sure when he reached out to senator coons, what he said to senator coons, how he came about this information. those are big questions that need answering. senator coons, after the committee votes, and within days of the full vote, the full confirmation vote, senator coons sent a letter to the fbi director with max stier's name on it, but the letter did not include any allegations by max stier. >> shannon: so there wasn't anything presented to you at that time that could have been part of your investigation? >> correct. >> shannon: there were a lot of people interviewed, a lot of investigations of spread out different directions. here is what a number of democrats are now saying about those investigations last year. >> the fbi investigation was deeply disappointing and troubling. they did not conduct what i would consider a buy the book of backg

surfacing in new book, former classmate, max dyer witnessed the misconduct.t turns out that the allegations were uninvestigated. they say that she does not remember it. "we corroborated the story with two officials that communicated with him. the client to be interviewed, friends say she does not recall the episode. even before the correction, the president was defending kavanaugh, tweeting "brett kavanaugh should start suing people for level one not justice department should come to his rescue. the lies being told about him are unbelievable. when does it stop? they are trying to influence his opinions. can't let that happen." also comes up with several democrats. harris and the booker who grilled him a year ago along with senators warren, sanders. a beto o'rourke actually spoke out. here's what he said. >> the american people deserves better. given the fact that it appears as though brett kavanaugh lied under, which is a crime, i thinf from service on the supreme court. he should step down or be impeached. >> joe biden stop short of impeachment, sandra, but

lectures in history, emory university professor deborah list at on her 1996 lawsuit against holocaust dyer david irving. >> that is the basic argan some million,o plan, no 6 no leadership from hitler's. gas chambers and the last point that this was all made up by news. announcer: and sunday at five clock p.m. eastern, discussion about shakespeare's influence on politics. at 6:00 on american artifacts, norman rockwell museum traveling exhibit on fdr and the four freedoms. explore our nation passed on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. announcer: a house oversight subcommittee held a hearing on the trump decision to revoke medically deferred action for critically ill children. the policy allows seriously ill immigrants to remain in the u.s. for mental treatment. here is and hour portion of the hearing -- for medical treatment. here's an hour of the hearing, you can watch all of it at c-span.org. travis brower, asst dir pub here to discuss the trump administration's policy to deport quickly ultra in this policy at odds with american values. people come to our country to receive li

i listened to lindsey dyer deliver a wonderful presentation to a packed house in jackson about how climate change is altering alpine environments. she is summoning the same inner strength that allows her to ski death-defying drops. and i tell you, look at the film of some of what she skis off of. it will stun you. she's using that inner strength to build national support for climate action. in pinedale, i heard how climate change threatens cold water fisheries. the tributaries are some of the most storied trout streams in the world. i spent an afternoon with a fly fishing guide and a representative from wyoming trout unlimited. they told me ed how higher temperatures and lower water flows both caused by climate change harm wyoming's iconic trout, which need cold water with plenty of oxygen. i also visited local scientists who study climate change, dr. michael trseck and dr. andy ray gave me a tour of yellowstone national park to show me how climate changes is already change the park's ecosystem. dr. terseck has worked in yellowstone for over two decades. dr. ray's specialty sam fibbians wh