tonight's case is gideon vs. wainright. 55 years ago this month, the supreme court ruled that the right to counsel was so fundamental to our governmental system, that states must provide lawyers for defendants who cannot afford one. the hero of tonight's story is a bit of an unlikely one. clarence earl gideon was a drifter in florida who was accused of breaking into a pool hall. and as we begin tonight, we are going to go to some historic video. you will see the real mr. gideon and the florida judge who sent him to jail. they reenacted the case for a cbs news documentary in 1965. let's watch. >> the next case on the docket is a case of the state of florida versus clarence earl gideon. what says the state? are you ready for trial? >> the state is ready, your honor. >> what says the defendant? are you ready for trial? >> i am not ready, your honor. >> did you plead not guilty to this charge by reason of insanity? >> no, sir. >> well, why aren't you ready? >> i have no counsel. >> why do you not have counsel? did yo

eastern watch gideon, clarence earl gideon tried for petty crimes denied in a appointed lawyer. the sixth amendment accused must be provided a lawyer if they can't afford one or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch landmark cases sunday night 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, all mine@c-span.org relisten about c-span radio at. >> joining us this morning doctor at the university of missions medical school assistant professor in here we discussing his research into the cost of private hospitalization and treatment. each week here on the "washington journal" setting aside focus on different aspects of a covered pandemic and response so we are talking hospitalization treatments. we want viewers to call in with questions and comments about that. what begin with, if you go into- the hospital for covert, or other costs associated with being hospitalized? >> it depends. 2020, the cost. in early 2021, many had a policy so that the funding we did, what might cost. >> so now what is the new policy? >> new policy depends on what sure you have but essentially if you are not on secured by p

tonight, watch gideon v wainwright, where clifford gideon was denied a lawyer. the supreme court ruled that the accused can be provided a lawyer if they cannot afford one or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. >> vice president kamala harris talked to reporters during a visit to the u.s.-mexico border in el paso texas. she talked about the administration's efforts to address migration from central america. she was joined by the home and security secretary, senator dick durbin, and congresswoman veronica escobar. >> this has been a great trip to el paso. >> they are fleeing some harm or they cannot provide for their families. that believe whether it was when i met with children who are unaccompanied minors or i met with leaders who have been on the ground in el paso for many, many years. protecting those who are immigrating to the united states and crossing this border. my trip to guatemala and mexico was about addressing the root causes. the interactions that we

good morning, gideon, feels like we still have a ton of questions and not a lot of answers.. i don't think anyone thought this report was going to come out and settle this 74-year-old question definitively one way or the other. certainly there were some people who had let their expectations get away with them but generally this is what people expected is that it would be highly qualified, and the conclusion would be we need to do more study. >> gideon, the one object they were able to identify turned out to be a large deflating balloon, and absolutely no concrete answers on the other sightings. for those of us who were hoping to find out that we may not be alone, do we have to go back to assuming that we are, indeed, alone? not in that category, actually, but, you know, i feel as if it gave us actually more evidence of alien life being out there. >> well, i'm not sure that we need to change our expectations either way about whether we're alone or not. i think that, you know, the report certainly says that as far as they're concerned, and of course this is the dmi so presumab

eastern, watch gideon v. wainwright where gideon was denied a court-appointed lawyer. the supreme court ruled under the sixth amendment, the accused must be provided a lawyer if they can't afford one or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch landmark cases sunday night at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. ♪ >> washington journal continue. host: we are joined by tom fitton, president of the group judicial watch, here with us to talk about a number of issues, including the investigations into president trump ahead of the impeachment efforts last year and the year before. first of all, tell us about your group, judicial watch. guest: judicial watch is a nonprofit educational foundation

eastern, watch gideon v. wainwright, where clements gideon was denied a court-appointed lawyer. the supreme court ruled that under the sixth amendment, the accused must be provided a lawyer if they can't afford one, or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch "landmark cases" sunday night at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org [indiscernible] , or listen on the c-span radio app. and with us here on washington journal is senior staff writer scott wong with the hill. great to have you with us. guest: great to be with you. host: it will be a busy week for you and your colleagues ahead. let's start with the infrastructure discussions. it is pretty much in the hands of republicans, a bipartisan group of democrats and republicans at this point. they have a proposal before president biden. tell us about that. guest: this is the second iteration bipartisan talks. the first bill had to do with between president biden and senator capito of west virginia. this second group of bipartisan senators picked up the mantle and really has started to make quite a bit of progress an

not totally bennett and gideon saw have betrayed, does. and concerns over personal liberty employees in the united states until they can insist 1st off, get vaccinated against it, while the u. k. considers making jobs compulsory for front line medical workers. ah, the latest news and look back and events over the last 7 days watching weekly on asi international. now europe is moving to prevent another wave of illegal migrants on thursday. the french prime minister visited cheesier distress and the cooperation to control illegal crossings and comes after a spanish enclave in north africa saw thousands crossed from morocco in a single day. meanwhile, drug numbers of newcomers also continue to arrive in italy. danny, going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need a rapid and concrete action from the european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are a tech and the board us, in this case, sprains borders that they are open in the board. and so that $1000

i came here because we have been betrayed. naphtali, bennett and gideon saw, have betrayed. does the next fighter in these railey army, i feel betrayed. there is no one to defend me from a left wing government. one that middle east expert told us desperation to avoid another ballad. hold this coalition together. well, brought people together and ostensibly was, you know, they want to get rid of nathan, you know, who, you know, and his 12 year ruled there are issues of corruption and being charged and so on and so forth. but the underlying issue would probably be that all these people, all these parties would not want to see a yet another round of elections. why? because what happened during the past month and the round of violence is that there was a different in here for resignation. within these really scientists, once you have that center parties and left parties and so on they wouldn't have a chance. so if they do not make a move now, then probably benjamin is in. yeah, we'll be able to form a government or chooses not to form a government in favor of next front of elect

natalie bennett and gideon saw, have betrayed. does the next find to in these railey army? i feel betrayed. there is no one to defend me from a left wing government. both support his opponents of the new coalition came out under the streets to express their feelings while some of the right wing coal, the coalition of the trail. others expressed hope for the country's political deadlock to and israel seen for elections in 2 years. and any failure of this new coalition would risk yet another one, a middle east correspondent report. well, this might just be the end of the 12 year reign of these re the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he has had numerous opportunities to form a coalition government that has failed. they have been for election in the space of 2 years and all of them have ended unsuccessfully for a ton yahoo! he has divided public support. at the same time, he is in the middle of a corruption trial which hasn't lent him any particular brownie points. and although there was a recent war between israel and gaza, that you might have thought would have lent him sup

tony bennett and gideon saw, have betrayed, does. also concerns abound of a personal liberty. as employers in america are told they can require stuff to get vaccinated against coven. u. k. 2 is considering compulsory jobs for frontline medical workers ah, with the top stories of the day and over the weekend. welcome to the weekly here. when you international law rule research, you're moving to prevent yet another wave of illegal migration. on thursday, the french prime minister visited to nicea to stress the need for cooperation to control illegal crossings. that's as southern states demand, tougher action from the block to deal with immigrants. it's after a spanish enclave in north africa, so record thousands crock crossing daily from morocco and growing numbers of newcomers nowadays, just embarking on italy's lamb, producer island little going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacity. but i repeat, say, we need a rapid and concrete action from the european union. it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are a tech in the b

not totally bennett and gideon saw have betrayed. does the next find to israeli army? i feel betrayed. there is no one to defend me from a left wing government. the tele ballot on the right would be the new prime minister known on the list for the region till this. if the coalition doesn't get into and hold power, netanyahu on his supporters could have a 2nd wind again soon. well, brought people together and ostensibly was, you know, they want to get rid of nathan, you know, who, you know, and his 12 year ruled there are shoes of corruption and being charged and so on and so forth. but the underlying issue would probably be that all these people, all these parties would not want to see a yet another round of elections. why? because what happened during the past month and the round of violence is that there was a significant and a huge full resolution within these really science. and once you have that center parties and left parties and so on, they wouldn't have a chance. so if they do not make a move now, then probably benjamin is in yeah. would be able to form a gove

c c for this. 6 i came here because we have been betrayed, not terribly. bennett and gideon saw have betrayed those rushes flagship business event neeson. petersburg international economic forum officially begins, will have the latest from the countries northern capital. and shocking evidence emerging from shows bodies donated for scientific research has been sold for you to military experiments and crush test. ah, good evening you watching artie international that would start with those political developments in israel because benjamin yagmi ya, he's 12 year rule could soon come to an end after news. railey opposition leader formed a coalition government less than an hour before the midnight deadline. the grouping spends the political spectrum and is for the 1st and is the 1st in decades to include a party for the countries palestinian minority from television port asleep report. well, this might just be the end of the 12 year reign of these really prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he had had numerous opportunities to form a coalition government that had failed. they have been for

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prime minister for this. 0 i came here because we have been betrayed enough totally. bennett and gideon song have betrayed those love concerns over personal liberty. employers in the us are told they can insist staff are vaccinated again, cove, it or the u. k considers making jobs, compulsory for frontline medical workers. ah 5 am here in the russian capital and you're watching r t international, the weekly. i'm your host on quarter. welcome. now europe is moving to prevent another wave of illegal immigrants on thursday. the french prime minister visited to niecy to stress the need for cooperation to control illegal crossings. this comes after a spanish enclave in north africa saw thousands cross from morocco and a single day. while growing numbers also continued to arrive in italy. little going to italy will continue to play a role in terms of resources and training capacities. but i repeat, said we need a rapid and concrete action from european union at a me see, it is unacceptable for a government to say that they are at tech in the borders, in this case, springs borders that they ar

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must tell the bennet and gideon saw have betrayed, does expired to in these railey army. i feel betrayed. there is no one to defend me from a left wing government. however, an expert to tell us signs on good. the coalition was driven simply by the desire to avoid going to the polls again. well, it brought people together and ostensibly was, you know, they want to get rid of nathan, you know, who, you know, and his 12 year ruled there are issues of corruption and being charged and so on and so forth. but the underlying issue would probably be that all these people, all these parties would not want to see a yet another round of elections. why? because what happened during the past month and the round of violence is that there was a difference in full resolution within these really science. once you have that center parties and left parties and so on, they wouldn't have a chance. so if they do not make a move now, then probably minutes in you won't be able to form a government or chooses not to form a government in favor of a next front of election where he would gain an eve

not totally bennett and gideon saw have betrayed those elsewhere. shocking proof, emerging in france, confirming the donated bodies was sold for use in crush test and military experiment. and as my fears people, slayer is free in italy after 25 years in prison. we hear from the wife of a victim metal expertise now freeman and it really hurts. even though it was not a surprise because there has been a lot of talk about it lately. ah . good morning, this thursday said june, you watching out the international from russia with me, kevin? oh, in 1st the news in from israel's tell you about, benjamin netanyahu is 12 here. rule may be close to an end after he is really opposition. leader informed the president, the agreement had been reached for a coalition government less than an hour before the midnight deadline for it. the coalition spends the political spectrum and is the 1st in decades to include a palestinian minority party. paula slayer, as the latest from tel aviv, while this might just be the end of the 12 year reign of these re the prime minister benjamin netanyahu. he has had nume

joining me now gideon lewis krause staff writer for "the new yorker" and an msnbc contributor. to the one object they were able to identify, turned out to be a large deflating balloon, right? absolutely no confirmed sightings. also there is a large part of the report that remains classified from the public. tell me what you make. what do you interpret of this report. was there anything that surprised you or did you expect this? >> well, the thing i think that's most surprising is that the report stipulates that they basically restricted themselves to the past few years when there have been new guidance mechanisms in place for pilots and other people to report these things. so it's 144 reports, but they certainly strongly imply that the vast majority of these are from probably just the last two years. among those we have as the report explains 80 of them that have multi-sensor corroboration and 18 of them which seem to display unusual flight characteristics of one variety of another. so this is only a nine-page report, but i agree with you that it certainly raises far more quest

eastern, a case where clarence earl gideon was denied a court-appointed lawyer. the supreme court ruled that under the sixth amendment, the accused will be provided a lawyer if they cannot afford one, or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch tonight at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. >> c-span's washington journal. everyday we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day, and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up monday morning, a preview of the week ahead on congress with a reporter, and a discussion of covid vaccination rates and vaccine hesitancy with an infectious disease expert. watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern monday morning. be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, text messages and tweets. president biden met with afghan president ashraf ghani in the oval office to discuss u.s.-african relations as american troops withdraw from the country. pres. biden: hello. okay, everybody is coming in. in that is coming in?

those upset by the 60s revolution, miranda v arizona, ohio and gideon of the rain wainwright to the far right the court offered a bounty of things to hate. even without the power memo's plan of, and i quote, exploiting judicial action, quote, within activist, minded supreme court, the court would have likely been taan irresistible target. ... >> mr. president the efforts have likely been the most effectual the appointment of right wing and corporate resources into our common american political life. and america is now a very different place as a result. much of it, like the proverbial frog in the proverbial

ohio, and gideon v. wainwright offended the tough on crime crowd. to the far right, the supreme court offered a bounty of things to hate. even without the powell memo's corporate plan of, and i quote, exploiting judicial action, quote, with an activist-minded supreme court, the court would likely have been an irresistible target. with that plan and that recommendation, it began to come together. and so the scheme was launched, fed by three political tributaries. one, the corporate plan in lewis powell's memo to the chamber. two, the koch-powered far-right fringe. and three, the mercenaries of regulatory capture. mr. president, the effort to capture the court has likely been the most effectual deployment of right-wing and corporate resources into our common american political life. and america is now a very different place as a result of it. much of it, like the proverbial frog in the proverbial pot, we have seen gotten used to. and we accept it now as normal when it isn't. to beed. the presiding officer: without

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eastern, watch gideon v when right, or clarence earl gideon tried for petty crimes was denied a court-appointed lawyer. the supreme court ruled under the 6th amendment, the accused must be provided a lawyer if they cannot afford one, or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch landmark cases, sunday night at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: next, a look at claims of election fraud in the 2020 presidential elections. the american enterprise institute hosted the 90 minute event. >> good morning and welcome to this american enterprise institute event on election security. i am the resident scholar and i will be your host. let me give you a roadmap about how our program will proceed. i'm going to say a few words about why we are having this program. second, i will introduce our panelists and we will talk until about 11:00. after that, we will have audience q&a. to get your question in the queue, please either email it to elaine or tweet us on twitter. you don't have t

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sunday, watch gideon v wainwright where gideon was denied a court-appointed lawyer.me court ruled that under the sixth amendment the accused must be provided a lawyer if they cannot afford one or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch landmark cases, sunday night at 9:45 eastern. >> the house modernization of congress

eastern, watch gideon v wane write where clarence earl gideon tried for petty crimes was -- not provided a lawyer. the supreme court ruled he must be appointed a lawyer. >>> next mayors from several cities testify on current infrastructure needs before the senate banking, housing and urban affairs committee. they emphasize the importance of affordable housing and public transit projects. witnesses include mayors from akron, ohio, boseman, montana, and tempe, arizona. this is just under 90 minutes. >>> committee on banking -- will come to order. this hearing is in a virtual format. a few reminders, once you start speaking there, will be a slight delay before you are on the screen. to minimize backgrounds noise please click the mute button until it is your turn the ask questions. you should all have a box on your screen that says clock that shows time remaining. five minute clock applies for your questions. at three minutes remaining you will here a bell ringing reminding you your time is almost expired. to simplify the speaking order process, senator toomey agreed to go by seniority for t

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eastern, march getting for clarence earl gideon try for petty crimes was denied a lawyer.reme court ruled the sixth amendment, the accused must be promoted a lawyer if they can't afford one for the opportunity to defend themselves. watch landmark cases sunday night 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span online@c-span.org listen on the c-span radio app. u.s. attorney general eric ground announced the justice department suing the state of georgia fort new phone across. he explain why during the justice department event. >> good morning. pleased to be joined by deputy attorney general, attorney general and assistant attorney general for civil rights, christian clark. i want to begin by expressing my condolences for the community. i know how difficult it is for the families have lost and for those waiting to hear. i've expressed great latitude for the first responders and the others assisting in the ongoing rescue operation. and of the federal government is providing assistance to the state and local governments and we stand ready as things develop to provide assistance. the rights of al

. >> gideon lewis krause is a staffer at the new yorker., we're getting the u.s. military basically saying, yes, we have encounters with objects that we do not understand. what is that about? >> that's a great question. i mean, i think it's about a number of things. and i think one of the reasons why we have all this interest in this forthcoming report is because of a constellation of the maybe otherwise related constitueies interested in this. one is we need bureaucratic reform for ways to talk about things that don't fit other patterns. ancillary to that are people who care about it as a kind of pilot safety and pilot dignity issue that we let these guys fly $100 million planes and we should trust them when they tell us they see weird stuff in the sky. then part of it is concerns about foreign adversaries, having perhaps made giant leaps in their technological abilities. or concerns about drones, new kinds of drones or drone swarms. and then kind of the last constituency are the people who think they could be alien spaceships. so there's

v wainwright where clarence earl gideon tried for petty crimes was denied a court-appointed lawyer the supreme court ruled that under the sixth amendment. the accused must be provided a lawyer if they cannot afford one or the opportunity to defend themselves watch landmark cases sunday night at 9:45 pm eastern on c-span online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. in france freedom of speech is guaranteed under the declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen, but with exceptions in particular hate speech up next on american history tv a panel of journalists and law professors compare the definitions of free speech in france and the united states and explore whether france's model would work here. the national constitution center hosted this program and provided the video.

pm eastern watch gideon v wainwright where clarence earl gideon tried for petty crimes was denied a court-appointed lawyer the supreme court ruled that under the sixth amendment. the accused must be provided a lawyer if they cannot afford one or the opportunity to defend themselves watch landmark cases sunday night at 9:45 pm eastern on c-span online at c-span.org or listen on the c-span radio app. in france freedom of speech is guaranteed under the declaration of the rights of man and of the citizen, but with exceptions in particular hate speech up next on american history tv a panel of journalists and law professors compare the definitions of free speech in france and the united states and explore whether france's model would work here. the national constitution center hosted this program and provided the video. this is the second in a wonderful series of panels co-sponsored by the cultural services of the french embassy which compare us and french approaches to the constitution. i want to share that yesterday. i was hiking in rock creek park in the us and i came across a monument to the french a

eastern, watch gideon v. wainwright, where clements gideon was denied a court-appointed lawyer. the supreme court ruled that under the sixth amendment, the accused must be provided a lawyer if they can't afford one, or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch "landmark cases" sunday night at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org [indiscernible] , or listen on the c-span radio app. and with us here on washington journal is senior staff writer scott wong with the hill. great to have you with us. guest: great to be with you. host: it will be a busy week for you and your colleagues ahead.

eastern, watch gideon to be rain right -- gideon v. wainwright, where gideon was denied a lawyer. under the sixth amendment, the supreme court ruled that the accused must be provided a lawyer or the opportunity to defend themselves. watch landmark cases on sunday night at 9:45 p.m. eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen on the free c-span radio app. ♪ announcer: the supreme court ruled unanimously today that the ncaa's rules, limiting compensation for student athletes, violates the law. a district court has ruled partially in favor of the athletes, the green restrictions on some of the education related benefits are in violation of the law, but the court also tested limits on compensations not pertaining to the athletes' education. justice neil gorsuch authored of the opinion for the case