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. >> eric jackson retired from the fbi in 2019 after leaving the dallas field office.cial agent in training and his fbi academy class in 1997. and he is concerned the numbers haven't gotten much better in the 20 plus years since. >> black agent numbers have never gotten above 6%. that should concern everyone. especially when our population is anywhere michael mason applaud the fbi's creation of chief diversity officer. but they are concerned that mcmillian doesn't answer directly to fbi director wray. and they want director wray to be more vocal about the bureau's commitment to diversity. >> i think that there are senior executives, who are committed to diversifying the fbi. but i think, what's going to have to happen is they're going to have to go beyond that. so, for example, director wray is going to have to make a statement. attesting to his commitment to diversifying the fbi. >> reporter: mcmillian reports to the associate deputy director, insisting that is his direct line to director wray. and he defended wray's commitment to diversity at the bureau. >> director

eric: jackson, you got this and for all the kids at st. jude's, wonderful, wonderful place.president trump engaging in political payback last night addressing a rally in ohio to support a former aide who is running for congress against the republican incumbent congressman who voted for trump's impeachment, matt finn in cleveland with the latest on that, hi, matt. >> this was former president trump's first rally since that january 6th rally in washington, d.c. in which his supporters stormed the capitol afterwards. here at ohio, president trump's former aide max miller now running for congress in the 16th congressional district trying to unseat really anthony gonzÁlez, both trump and max miller called gonzÁlez a traitor promoting to impeach after rally. >> opponent is gonzÁlez, grand-standing rhino not respected in dc who voted for the unhinged, unconstitutional illegal impeachment witch hunt. the witch hunt. >> i have never had a greater role model than president donald j period, far known. i need your help to get rhino tony out of office. >> here in ohio trump did say it is

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eric lonergan says maybe you get more action out of the 5's. we are live every meeting, and you are right. annmarie: jackson hole. manus: a whole new meaning.rie: i think everyone was expecting this language to be introduced in august at jackson hole. now it has been brought forward. what do you say at jackson hole? manus: you need to put the request in. i think jonathan would be upset if i turn up with my louis vuitton at jackson hole. has the dollar run into a brick wall? the bonds have repriced. i was told to stop getting so excited, a 50 point by 2023 -- calm down, nobody has been kidnapped. annmarie: we should look at what john authers had to say. he is calling it a treacherous retreat. market conditions make this a good a time as any to signal the decent form -- the dissent from monetary support. the treacherous retreat. he says this is the time to do it. manus: i do not call a 13 point basis hike -- that was a little quirky. you have equity markets drawing down. discombobulated but not dislocated. the euro-dollar, huge brick wall. this has repriced the dollar to the upside, the euro drops the most since 2019. goldman sachs and deutsc

police have made two arrests in the case. 43 year old eric ziarat and 34 year old michael herrera are charged with the murder of 20 year old malik jackson family members say jackson was at the hall of justice supporting a friend in a court case and he was leaving to go to his car on north san pedro when he was shot and killed. he was just really hard working, katie. i mean, he loved football. i mean, yeah, he wasn't perfect. he had his troubles. yes but he didn't deserve this. the jackson family does not believe malik was the intended target. police say he was seen running with zero t after having been hit by gunfire. well there are new questions tonight about last week's mass shooting at the vta light rail guard, the santa clara county district attorney says he wants to know why a 2016 encounter between the shooter and customs agents. was not reported to local authorities. katie was an ruben has our report tonight. could the veta shooting that claimed nine lives have been prevented? that's what santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen wants to know he's demanding access to a 2016 report outlining an encounter between customs and

kellie carter jackson is assistant professor of history at the department of africana studies at wellesley college. she received her ph.d. through columbia university, under the direction of eric foner. force and freedom as her book, and she and i went through the wars together and gradual. the same cohort! she is joined in conversation by steven hahn, who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history at and why you. their conversation will last for a little under an hour, with time for a q&a. and a book signing outside afterwards. stay for some refreshments. and also please take this time to silence your cellphones, and without further ado, kellie and stephen. [applause] >> which you like to start? would you like me to start? thank you very much. and it's really a great pleasure to be here. let me start with a kind of general comment. a number of years ago, i was approached by robert flock art of the university of pennsylvania press, and i was invited to go added a new series, coated with someone who teaches at the university of california berkeley, and stanley who teaches at the university of chicago. a new series on american and the 19 some century. they al

kelly carter jackson is assistant professor of history in the department of africana studies at wellesley college. she received her phd from columbia university under the direction of eric foner force and freedom is her first book and fun fact she and i went through the wars together in grad school. we were in the same cohort. she is joined in conversation by steven hahn who needs no introduction. he is the esteemed professor of history formerly of pan and now at nyu their conversation will last for a little under an hour with time for a q&a and a book signing outside afterwards and please stay for some refreshments. and also, please take this time to silence your cell phones and without further ado kelly and steve. yeah, thank you. would you like to start would you like me to? you can say well, thank you very much, and it's really a great pleasure to be here. let me start with kind of general comment a number of years ago. i was approached by robert lockhart of the university of pennsylvania, press and i was invited to co-edit a new series a co-edit with brian delay who teaches at the university of california at berkeley and amy drew stanley who teaches at the universi