that winter franken roosevelt and his team of advisors would have to answer those questions. and so, would like to discuss with you the two crucial plans that roosevelt and his extraordinary team devised to answer those questions. and it was a year before the attack on pearl harbor. first plan was a crucial statement of america's priorities and goals case the nation entered war and the statement would be known as plan dog. the second plan was a colossal program to rescue great britain by providing it with armaments and at the same time transform the united states into what fdr called the arsenal of democracy. it was called glenn leaf. in november 1940 roosevelt defeated his excellent republican opponent, wendell wilkie, and became the first american president to serve a third term in the white house. after the election he was bone tired from all the campaigning and speeches and in fact, he was so tired that many people in washington and around the country feared that he really was unengaged in the terrible world crisis. fortunately, roosevelt was surrounded by a brilliant tea

but i'm sure franken was picks now as an example of alleged extremism where the idea came from i mean there's no definition of that in the report and this comes back so problem there's been again and again with the involvement of counter-terrorism officers and this sort of surveillance. and i'm responses to people involved in legitimate political dissent domestic extremism that took the label that they use has no meaning at all it means pretty much whatever the place when it's made the report's authors later admitted that manchester police had dismissed connections between the boy and anti fracking campaigners the report was then corrected and the link removed anti fracking purchase grew in communities across the u.k. after the government started to back exploration for the fuel locals and environmentalists say the fracking process causes air and water pollution that mining companies insist their work is carefully regulated and carried out safely as for policing the protests again kevin blow says it should not involve counterterrorism units well it's the it's the latest in a series of

that troubles me more than al franken calling on the democratic side. >> laura: is it harder for senatorurkowski or senator collins to oppose or just on the fact that she should be republican female nominee to the court? >> you know, it is hard for me to understand why certain people are wedded to abortion. if you are a democrat, it is in your dna. you think it is popular because you see these polls showing that two-thirds of the country think some form of abortion should be lawful. i am hoping that they would admire her judgment, senator franken, and her courag courage, more than they want to attack her on the abortion. look, if this is going to become an issue on abortion, she's probably going to have to address this. how she feels about president. she can't be asked to address something that she knows she might have to address when she's on the court. that is a ruth bader ginsburg rule. >> laura: they will go around and around on that. andrew napolitano, always great to have you on from a judge. thank you so much. >> pleasure, laura. >> laura: by the way, the walkaway movement. maybe

there's a saying that you shouldn't drink beer before four pm but that doesn't apply not over franken often go to the hardware people often drink beer at morning get togethers. but you don't want to drink on an empty stomach. if i know l.d.s. an event where i have to drink several beers but often i think water in between to thin out the alcohol. from not works well. at first opportunity or undone. thanks and before i forget it. i've got my hiking pass and there's still a stamp missing don't think if you get that for me. to toss and you're connected to list them what's missing in the a certificate is this right you know you all certificate a friend sent me an honorary. congratulations for what an altered the i get my pleasure this certificate makes a great mental but even better is a vacation video and that's what movie from konstanz has sent us he's been to mexico thank you vish here's your video. come on. come on let's. go. back in front i go to bomb barrack i have booked a city to look. for dark yeah the most god has a hello welcome to bomb them into our guided tour bumbag is a town

trump was very quick to believe those allegations were credible and franken should go.ut when they're republicans, when they have an "r" by their name or when they're the president himself they get the benefit of the doubt. >> since we started this conversation there is a fifth accuser confirmed who says that jim jordan knew about it. frank figliuzzi, you said something on this show that stuck in my brain because i never heard you say it before. you called the questioning by house republicans a disgrace of deputy attorney general rod rosenstein on the day they did their damnedest to annihilate the credibility of the justice department and the fbi in their handling of the russia investigation. i wonder what you make of jim jordan not sort of pushing back on a theory that perhaps this was somehow politically motivated because of his aggressive and, i agree with you, disgraceful questioning of the attorney general. >> so, look, organized crime family members take an oath, blood oath to protect each other at all costs. never give each other up and they'll go down together.

we don't know for instance why is that the answer franken was picked how as an example of alleged extremism away the idea came from we have no idea what. extremist environmental violent threats are matters maims and there's no definition of out in the report and this comes back so problem there's been again and again with the involvement of counter-terrorism officers in this science of. surveillance. and responses to people involved in intelligence in the political dissent. domestic extremism that the label that they use has no meaning or means pretty much whatever the place in italy. now do you think the police and his parents were right in the end to be concerned about unknown people on the internet encouraging him into activism it's a fourteen year old boy. it's very hard to say from the details that are a violin that report but what the suggestion seems to be is that he was involved in going to protests and ing out leaflets these all the nuts and bolts of being involved in any form of basically campaigning around any issue. the report approving approvingly says that the the response of

party have ruled for more than three decades however the vote has been marred by scandal is illegal franken a report from phnom penh. the general alike shouldn't and it is so different from any where i've seen people vote this is a polling station by the way. doors here open at seven in the morning and close just after lunch time at three the party that came second to last on securing almost forty five percent has vanished from the ballots with no success are quite a few things though are way too familiar for a minute interfere and cannot stand in cambodia democracy and. the prime minister's government simply wants to silence the opposition. collusion meddling cracking down on critics. that is so mainstream before changing the top level we need to our prove the low one we need to change the lower level first and the u.s. say that his assisted me the ask me to take the model from yugoslavia. i have experts university professors in washington d.c. montreal canada hired by the americans in order to advise me on the strategy to change the leader this that was the leader of come bodi as national

monitoring believes it sets a dangerous precedent we don't know for instance why is the but i'm sure franken was picked as an example of alleged extremism and where the idea came from and there's no definition of that in the report and this comes back so a problem of this begin again and again with involving the counter-terrorism officers and the science of survival of. responses to people involved in religious and political dissent domestic extremism the took the lead with the use has no meaning in law it means pretty much whatever the place one as mine. the reports or thirds later admitted that munch ister police dismiss connections between the boy and n t fracking campaigners the report was then corrected the link removed well anti fracking protests grew in communities right across the u.k. after the government started to back exploration for the controversial fuel locals an environmentalist say the fracking process causes earth and water pollution but mining companies insists their work is perfect regulated on carried out safely as for policing the protests kevin blow say's it should not

of fun too and that's another exciting day affixes lots of action time tonight and i slice that's franken it all down for us thank you. to mexico now where leftist presidential candidate andres manuel lopez obrador has one son sunday's election by a wide margin official projections put him on track to win more than fifty three percent of the vote he made fighting corruption a central campaign pledge and has vowed to enact policies to help the poor he was the runner up in two previous presidential elections in two thousand and six and two thousand and twelve he has also been a sharp critic of u.s. president donald trump. we will pursue a relationship or friendship and cooperation with the united states. always rooted in neutral respect and in the defense of our fellow mexicans who live and work in that country on. a quick reminder now the top stories that we're following for you here on germany's interior minister. says that his party will hold another meeting with the chancellor angela merkel's c.d.u. party on monday morning in a last ditch attempt to patch up their differences over migra

that but i'm sure franken was picks out as an example of alleged extremism where the idea came from and there's no definition of that in the report and this comes back so problem there's been again and again with involving the counterterrorism officers and this sort of survival of sound. from the sponsors to people involved in religious and political dissent domestic extremism the took the labor that they use has no meaning or it means pretty much whatever the place wanted to make. the report's authors later admitted that manchester police had dismissed connections between the boy and anti fracking campaigners the report was then corrected and the link removed and to a fracking protest grew in communities across the u.k. after the government started to back exploration of the fuel locals an environmentalist say that fracking process causes airport and water pollution of mining companies insist their work is carefully regulated and carried out safely as for policing the protests kevin blow says it should not involve counterterrorism units. but it's the it's the latest in a series of over

minnesota as well as a longtime resident there the two senators from minnesota both closer char and franken put their electoral vote for hillary clinton their superdelegate vote for hillary clinton when bernie sanders won that people that's the problem the fix is in there was political money that was going to all of these super delegates before anybody was given any debate speeches or any kind of stump speeches that they were committing to people that they thought were going to win they thought the party was going to the best chance to win but all of a sudden bernie sanders came along and he proved to america how crooked the system is it even got so bad where donna brazil was feeding debate questions to hillary clinton if that's not crooked i don't know what is so that's the point i'm getting to know mainstream media is focused in on russia through that russia expose this allegedly well shouldn't they be focusing in on the fact that the democratic primary was a fix and that we shouldn't we actually be think if the russians did it should we be thanking them for exposing the fraud of our own

s could pave the way for so-called franken babies louisa's family received many letters of support but they also received hate mail including letters splattered with fake blood not only has the perception of i.v.'s changed so has the availability it grew from one small clinic in the u.k. to a multi-billion dollar global industry i gave has changed the landscape of humor production eight is talking about six mill. i believe that it is much more because i've technology has to reach remote areas in the whole world and it's probably unlikely for us to get feedback of how many babies were born in these remote areas so it's an underestimate it's important to appreciate that currently predicted that by the end of the century there will have been four hundred million babies resulted as i from my very forward white christina in march that pioneering technology gave them families they would otherwise never have had happen stansell al-jazeera london now members of the thai football team trapped for two weeks in a flooded cave are taking part in put a ceremonies to thank the spirits for their resc

i thought it was hilarious looking back to see al franken saying i don't like your judgment. they are smearing people left and right and tucker has done a great job on how politically bias they are against conservatives. y >> they've smeared you and me and bill donahue and holy mother church. they will smear any entity if those first principles are not theirs. i don't think judge barrett should beware east -- -- >> laura: is it harder for miles an hour cows ski orr collins to oppose her? >> you know it's hard for me to understand why certain people are wedded to abortion. if you're democrat it's in your dna. it's popular because i'm hoping that they admire her and her courage more than they want to attack her on the abortion. but if this is an issue on abortion she is probably going to have to address this. how she feels -- to address something that she knows she might have to address when she is on the court. >> laura: they are going to go around and around on that. thank youea so much and by the u the walk away movement maybe you've heard about it.t. walking away from liber

now most knowledgeable people, as you might imagine, hoped it would be me, al franken. >> well, thereue at all, whether it would just die. >> the press hadn't been very overly kind. >> yeah, write that stuff. is "saturday night live" "saturday night dead"? >> my favorite is "vile from new york." >> that's funny, that's funny. >> they were having a hard time. and then came the man to save the show, eddie murphy. there was buzz about him so you tuned in. and there was this kind of explosion of talent in front of your eyes. ♪ >> it really kind of rejuvenated the show. >> i am gumby, dammit! you don't talk to me that way! >> after awhile, the show regained its status and clout and became even more of an institution than it had been. >> hey, bob. >> hey, peters. looks great today. >> listen, if you're unhappy with my work, tell me now! >> you'll never work in this town again. >> don't leave me hanging by a thread. let me know where i stand! >> we were a little worried because we had a new cast, but everyone loves us. >> you guys have been so nice to us during our stay. >> isn't that specia

onstott video for a moment to sue liz if they see little lose it is was all along the way would have frankento assume this was will see a lot of money to buy a body. did three own political system yes that means was always the case and despite a. bulk of the lead up to live large you had a very solid dollar and they put is on fox. leave . the community. for a. cynic. in. me. to perth may just. rub it in or. it can produce the bill for. the. country be sure. to live when you. go. money one hundred million. then in the. middle of the yard of dimmers think modest. more so there's more to. but. given do more. who could have got that see done pascola in for me easy a paedophile yes underneath was a disembodied yeah a number of the game's best on down the middle east peace is always there but least by the dollar painted. blue moon. simple got their legs on it to meet cecil see ya in a neutral generous support but still don't but you did try the song forty one and i list the negative very little unless by the light you simply gone to make some person defective it won't bust a problem and until a lo

stage at because they were throwing their own people under the bus as sacrificial lambs, like al frankenwere evidence of photos of him grabbing a woman's breasts, groping her when she did not want to be groped. but now it is coming up that soros is a funder of those sexual allegations. absolutely huge. soros is a favorite whipping boy of the sanctuary church. service, thein the same hot language toward margaret sanger. she was a racist, hated blacks. soros was a nazi. george soros was 14 years old at the end of world war ii. ight has this up that he was a nazi. but george soros was -- brian: jewish. and hillaryand him clinton are sort of the talk radio villains. it is part of the message. it will be interesting watching the church going forward. number one, will they lose control of the message with some and they areers, tiptoeing a dangerous line. politics and words ic and demons, which they did in the last election with ms. clinton. opera --mel's satanic, oprah is satanic. when you mix that language with guns, and mix it with an antigovernment message, the roots of their antigovernment

my name is paula sparrow, the director here at the franken roosevelt presidential libra

democrats have also been in hot water, if you will, with scandals of their own whether it's senator al frankennnors. how do you weigh in on this? >> what you see is when that happen, they step down. they step away. i think it's too early to malign them. we see that a lot on the republican side of the aisle. that's unfortunate. >> those are facts, jon. >> let me finish my statement. let it take place. i know republicans have a difficult time, whether it's with this or with russia. let the investigation take place and then let's come out and make a decision. i think congressman meadows was right in that regard. i don't think we should impose guilt or innocence in this case. >> jim jordan himself has said,ly be glad to be interviewed. he said, i have nothing to hide. >> that's great because what we heard from you is what we hear from people all the time. >> do you deny though -- >> you hear that all the time. >> he has served two years in jail. do you deny that? >> do you think it's odd this guy was taking showers with students when there was a facility separate for staff? >> actually -- let me s

because they were even throwing their own people under the bus as sort of sacrificial laps, like al frankenhotos of him grabbing a woman's breasts and groping her clearly when she didn't want to be groped. but now it is coming out that saros is the funder of these allegations. absolutely huge. tom: george sauros is a favorite whipping boy of the sanctuary church. i sat there in a service. the same hot language toward margaret sanger, that she was a racist and hated blacks. sauros was a neas, and this is archer alt-right thing floating around. george was 14 years old at the end of world war ii. they have pumped this up that he was a neas. brian: he is jewish. tom: yes, and a funder of liberal causes. he and hillary clinton are family talk radio villains if you will. but it is very much a part of their message. it is going to be interesting watching the church going forward. number one, will they lose control of their message with some of their members, or can they -- they are tip-toeing a really dangerous line. again, when you use politics with the words of satanic and demons, which they did

by the way, i think this will be where the democrats really come to miss al franken who they made that. but he was the sharpest questioner and someone who didn't shy away from a fight. your point is really well-taken. i have a piece in "usa today" making the longer argument. but it's precarious to set this up as a question of will the candidate be against or for overruling roe, because i think we can absolutely expect the candidate to use the same script as did gorsuch, as did roberts, and attest to the notion that roe is, quote unquote, settled law. but there are many ways to undo abortion rights, whether or not the court ever actually pronounces the words "roe v. wade is overruled." and in fact that's more likely, since the chief justice, the new swing vote on the court, is likely to be reticent to have the court actually put in the position of overruling such a key precedent. but there are actors from the states to the lower courts to litigants to the court in its own agenda-setting function who can really do everything but, can put roe on life-support without declaring it dead. >>

judge amy kony barrett had a lot of tough questions from senators franken and durbin. they focus a lot on her devout catholic faith and it's quite a backlash from a lot of folks who said those questions were inappropriate. she was a clerk for justice antonin scalia, and she has a law professor and writer profession. judge thomas hardiman likes things from guns to religious liberty. he was a first and his family to graduate from college and he put himself through georgetown law school by driving a taxi. no matter whom the president picks, with senator mccain away from washington, the democrats are facing enormous pressure to stick together to help they can pull away a republican or two as well. >> ed: i will tell you though if simple math tells with jonathan mccain is absent, one republican senator can decide any supreme court nominee. >> shannon: all of them have run the gauntlet before but they are likely to face a much more difficult road this time around. that's a different ball game when you talk about the supreme court. so far, you may remember the white house bro

and soviet leaders was held in 1943 in tehran, the story and say president franken roosevelt and soviet leader joseph stalin established a rapport but despite being allies, trust between the two was in short supply. in 1959, it marked the first visit to the united states by soviet leader. it was nikita khrushchev and dwight eisenhower who agreed on a number of issues, raising hopes for improved relations, but the hopes soon faded when the soviets tracked on an american u-2 spy plane. the 1961 meeting between john f. kennedy and khrushchev was by most accounts a disaster. the leaders clashed on the number of issues, including the soviet plan to build a wall in berlin. kennedy later said the meeting was "the worst thing in my life." in new jersey, 1967, president lyndon johnson and alexi close again failed to agree on anything significant yet because of a friendly atmosphere, the summit was called the spirit of glassboro. leader brezhnev and richard nixon agreed to set limits to their arsenals and set up a hotline to prevent a nuclear war from breaking out. mikhail gorbachev and ronald re

. >> greg: you planted the seed with al franken and look at what happened to that. >> lisa: cross himff the list. >> dana: what's interesting is president trump will have a record to run on. he will be a known entity to republicans. he's got a 90% approval rating among republicans. he is running so low and he has a record on the good economy. then you have this massive primary were really only 20% of the country is saying we are far left. 20% are saying we are far right. now you see in surveys, 60% of americans are saying i am independent. what happens in the primary, you go so far left, to me, and it gives president trump up pretty good opening to walk right back in. >> jesse: here's where i think the democrats face the hardest challenge. when the tea party was ignited, it was based off policy. bailouts and obamacare and spending. have these great rallies where they cleaned up after themselves, and they had speakers and they translated that into winning back the hous house. they didn't get the senate. they translated into electoral success. the democrats energy, i wouldn't call it th

s could pave the way for so-called franken babies louisa's family received many letters of support but they also received hate mail including letters splattered with fake blood not only has the perception of i.v.'s changed so has the availability it grew from one small clinic in the u.k. to a multi-billion dollar global industry i've has changed the landscape of humor production eight is talking about six million babies i am a believer that it is much more because i.v. of technology has to reach the more areas in the whole world and it's probably a likely for us to get feedback of how many babies were born in these remote areas so it's an underestimate it's important to appreciate that currently predicted that by the end of the century there would have been four hundred million babies that is altered as i have a ford white for christina and martina that pioneering technology gave them families they would otherwise never have had catherine stansell al-jazeera london right time to get all the sports news here is father. barbara thank you so much the german football association have rejec

s could pave the way for so-called franken babies louisa's family received many letters of support but they also received hate mail including letters splattered with fake blood not only has the perception of i.v.'s changed so has the availability it grew from one small clinic in the u.k. to a multi-billion dollar global industry i gave has changed the landscape of humor production eight is talking about six min. i believe that is much more because i. saw. that predicted that. four hundred million baby. christina and martina pioneering technology gave them families they would otherwise never have had. still to come. along. claim to sport is far. thanks very much the german football association have rejected mesut ozil is claims of racism claims which prompted the arsenal star to quit the national team they did however can see they could have done more to protect him dominic cain has more from berlin. his international career is over now club duty's with arsenal have taken mesut ozil to the far east but in his absence the fallout from his retirement is reverberating around germany the ne

she had a famous moment with former senator al franken during her hearings about how she spoke essentially to a hate group without really understanding the full context there. but additionally as robert said the president is under investigation. so this particular judge that he is nominating to have a hearing in the senate is someone that's going to determine his fate in the legal context. and so i think democrats are not just fighting about all the different rights. workers' rights, gay rights, women's rights, they also need focus on the fact this is replacing the swing vote and the president is under investigation and this person is going to determine his fate. >> well, in terms of the emerging democratic opposition or the strategy at least, in an op-ed in today's "new york times" chuck schumer, the minority leader in the senate, made the democratic case against a potential trump nominee. "if you do not want a supreme court justice who will overturn roe versus wade and undot affordable care act, tell your senators they should not vote for a candidate from mr. trump's preordained list." m

stuart: now we could, could, soon see former senator al franken running for office again.e told a minnesota tv reporter, quote, i haven't ruled it out, and i haven't ruled it in. franken resigned back in december after several women accused him of sexual misconduct. >>> another example of athletes getting political. lebron james attack being president trump. wait until he hears what the president is saying now? i.c.e. agents threatening to sue the mayor of portland, oregon, accusing him of aiding and abetting abolish i.c.e. protesters. charlie kirk next on that one. you're watching the second hour of "varney & company." we have only just got started. ♪ ♪ you shouldn't be rushed into booking a hotel. with expedia's add-on advantage, booking a flight unlocks discounts on select hotels until the day you leave for your trip. add-on advantage. only when you book with expedia. add-on advantage. then you might have a dcondition called dry mouth.? biotène is clinically proven to soothe and moisturize a dry mouth. plus, it freshens breath. biotène. immediate and long lasting dry mo

s could pave the way for so-called franken babies louisa's family received many letters of support but they also received hate mail including letters splattered with fake blood not only has the perception of i.v.'s changed so has the availability it grew from one small clinic in the u.k. to a multi-billion dollar global industry i gave has changed the landscape of humor production eight is talking about six million. bibi's i am a believer that it is much more because i.v. of technology has to reach remote areas in the whole world and it's probably unlikely for us to get feedback of how many babies were born in d.c. remote areas so it's an underestimate it's important to appreciate that currently predicted that by the end of the century there would have been four hundred million babies that is altered as from my view for white for christina and martina that pioneering technology gave them families they would otherwise never have had catherine stansell al-jazeera london. like me is the general manager of born hall fertility clinic in cambridge in the united kingdom he joins us live now.

he's trying to knock off interim tina smith who was appointed after al franken resigned. there is no polling in the primary yet but it seems like painter will have an uphill battle against the incumbent." a former democrat running for republican, a split urgings parents over -- others born in democratic family to join the walk away movement and abandon the intolerance of a political philosophy that stands on the false platform of tolerance. that is the story in the washington times. mr. nicholson who is running for his party's nomination in the august 14 primary in wisconsin is taking on democratic senator tammy baldwin in that state. he is a former marine and said in a way against his democratic parents who he says has turned them back -- who he says have turned their back on him because of his embracing conservatism. cut theeach of them maximum $2700 check for tammy baldwin's reelection. -- reelection." karen is in colorado, former democrat, good morning. caller: good morning. did not switch to the republican party. i have come along since healthy belief that there shou

your history, i think you lived a little while in dorchester where i was born, right across from frankenark. there's a great golf course. i take some soil samples there probably once a week. like your family, things weren't always easy and we struggled, my dad used to say there were times in our family where we had to save up to be poor and i think he was only half kidding. public housing was a blessing to us. we would have been homeless without it. there are a lot of people that i represent in dorchester and south boston and other parts of my district where the rents are going up so fast that we not only need affordable housing for low income but we need affordable housing for workforce housing. that's what people with a mom and dad both working full-time jobs, sometimes a couple jobs and they still can't afford a two bedroom apartment. it's ridiculous. so, i worry about the direction that the federal government is going and i worry about some of the poly policies that have been articulated by hud recently. developing public housing is a shared responsibility. i see the state is trying