gilbert: absolutely. from what we know about her engagements with geo group as mentioned in my testimony they were condemned for not having a lot of sen. tillis: i get it. private prisons, there are problems with them. but what specific issues do you think she carries into this office that would undermine her credibility in trying to do a better job with the bureau of prisons? i am not an attorney. i don't even play one here. but i'm just trying to figure out, what specific acts did she do? around here, it will be on the bingo card for cash patel. because we know where that is headed. but, what specifically, for any of the high-tech -- any of them. what specifically did she advocate for other than, by reference, the concerns we may have? that is all i want to know from your organization. what did you hear about from pam bondi in a filing, a letter that she said specifically that would undermine her credibility? ms. gilbert: from our perspective it is about the appearance of impropriety. sen. tillis: you d

host: this is lisa gilbert. our first call for you comes from new york state on the line for democrats. you are on, go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i'd like to know what is the agenda for shutting down the fbi see? guest: well certainly referred from folks within the trump administration as they start to come in that there are many people they don't like across the financial sector. that includes the fbi see, the ftc, treasury. we don't know the timeline for many of these appointments and changes, but certainly we are nervous about that. it is a good question. one of the places we watched is the cfpb, the consumer financial product bureau which absolutely matters to regular consumers. we've been surprised that the head of it has not been removed yet as he is one of our biggest consumer champions. i think we are watching all the agencies to pay attention to when and who. host: we saw the decision by the trumpet ministration yesterday, federal-aid is being frozen in some aspects. as far as the move itself, wh

gilbert recusal question. so ms.mccord let me ask you rethink the circumstance would be appropriate to recuse yourself vis-À-vis her prior representation of the president. and ms. gilbert in terms of her corporate clients as a lobbyist went would it be appropriate to recuse herself from working on her influence department decision vis-À-vis her former lobby clients? quick senator with respect to her previous personal representation of donald trump she needs to be very concerned as william french smith was when he took on the job for president reagan having been reagan's personal attorney anything that would appear to be improper that would show impartiality she would recuse from example investigations into anyone who was involved in the first impeachment proceedings or prosecution because she defended donald trump in those proceedings. any investigation or prosecution and those involved with the cases against donald trump because she has made public statements about prosecutors and investigators needing to be targete

gilbert vega, telemundo. gracias, gilbert.icial. corina herrera, miembro de la mesa directiva del distrito escolar alum rock, afirmó que el personal está preparado para proteger a los estudiantes mientras padres dicen que intentan reducir el miedo en sus hijos. frente precisamente a estas amenazas. ana cristina sánchez hablemos de las temperaturas. qué tal? muy buenas noches. continuamos con condiciones agradables en nuestra zona, sin embargo, ya hay advertencias por fuertes vientos a lo largo de este fin de semana en distintas áreas fuera de san francisco. y eso se debe a una tormenta invernal que traerá un marcado descenso en temperaturas. así que desde ahora ya les voy avisando que este viernes vamos a disfrutar de las temperaturas más cálidas que tendremos por varios días, porque detrás de ese frente frío tendremos una masa de aire más gélida y por ello las temperaturas máximas serán menores. a lo que vamos a registrar este viernes por la tarde en san josé. 68 oakland 62 concord 63, san francisco, si acaso muy apenas alcan

first witness is lisa gilbert public citizen, nonprofit organization more than 500,000 members and the organization has extensive record of investigating conflicts of interest in public direction or corruption and ms. gilbert will speak to the dangers of consuming confirming someone with the interest as attorney general and second is mary mccarty, executive director of the institute for constitutional ethics and protection she's a visiting professor strategic georgetown law center part of the roles served for nearly 20 years u.s. attorney for the district of columbia also served as assistant attorney general for national security in 2016 through 2017 principal deputy assistant attorney general in 2014 through 2016 mr. chairman and at this point attorney back to you. >> thank you. you know, we have this provision bringing people and regardless of how honest you are and everything like that is so please rise and raise your right hand. do you swear or affirm the testimony you're aboutff to give before a this committee will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help yo

continuamos contigo, aranza gilbert. >> muchas gracias por esta informaciÓn.s efectivos con uniformes identificados como policÍa agente federal entrando en viviendas al este de la ciudad. ocurriÓ este miÉrcoles y se llevaron al menos un detenido. autoridades de ice no respondieron a la consulta de nbc sobre los detalles de estos operativos. gracias a una medida cautelar emitida por un juez federal que se desprende de una de varias demandas la orden ejecutiva firmada por trump para ponerle fin a la ciudadanÍa por nacimientostarÁ suspendida temporalmente. sin embargo, la administraciÓn trump promete defender esta orden ejecutiva tal y como nos cuenta rogelio mora-tagle. >> lleva un bebÉ en el vientre, pero tambiÉn carga una preocupaciÓn. daniela sabe que el presidente donald trump quiere terminar con el derecho a la ciudadÍa por nacimiento. para los hijos de inmigrantes indocumentados. >> ellos no tienen la culpa de de las leyes ni las conocen. es como que les brinde la oportunidad de ser mejores que sus padres en este paÍs. >> pero hay un juez federal de distri

gilbert vega, telemundo.d. tendremos un reporte en vivo a las 6 sobre lo que presentan en el tiempo. más al aire seco. continúa limitando la formación de lluvias y también se espera ot nraoche la crisis de desapariciones que se está viviendo en ese país ante decenas de representantes de diversos países, organizaciones y también víctimas que fueron reunidas por naciones unidas y que aguran que están desesperadas por erradicar esa práctica que les arrebató a sus seres queridos. jazive pérez nos informa. de la movida por el dolor de sus protagonistas. la bandera de méxico ondeó entre las de las naciones que se unieron para hablar de las desapariciones forzadas en el mundo, exigiendo el regreso de las más de 120.000 personas desaparecidas que hay en nuestro país. viviana mendoza forma parte de la comitiva que viajó a ginebra para participar en el primer congreso organizado por las naciones unidas. y lo hizo, indicó en nombre del colectivo que encabeza, pero también por las miles de familias que aquí viven. esa pe

joining us to jeff gilbert with wwj radio in detroit.ll have that conversation when "washington journal" continues. >> it week on the c-span networks the house is out as republicans holds their annual retreat. the senate is in session holding hearings for several of president trump's cabinet follow nominees. he will appear before the senate finance committee and heah, education an pensions. cash patel will testify thursday as he seeks to be the f.b.i. direor. then tulsi gabbert will appear before the senate intelligence committee. watch this week live on the c-span networks or on c-span now our free mobile video app and go to c-span.org for scheduling information or watch live or on demand any time. >> unanimous fiction book love ers c-span has podcasts for you. listen to authors on the afterwards podcast and conversations with nonfiction authors. they are weekly hour long conversations with authors of nonfiction books and about backs podcast takes you behind the scenes of the industry with insider interviews, industry updates and best c

host: this is lisa gilbert. first call for you comes from new york state on the line for democrats. you are on, go ahead. caller: yes, good morning. i'd like to know what is the agenda for shutting down the fbi see? guest: well certainly referred from folks within the trump administration as they start to come in that there are many people they don't like across the financial sector. that includes the fbi see, the ftc, treasury. we don't know the timeline for many of these appointments and changes, but certainly we are nervous about that. it is a good question. one of the places we watched is the cfpb, the consumer financial product bureau which absolutely matters to regular consumers. we've been surprised that the head of it has not been removed yet as he is one of our biggest consumer champions. i think we are watching all the agencies to pay attention to when and who. host: we saw the decision by the trumpet ministration yesterday, federal-aid is being frozen in some aspects. as far as the move itself, what d

coming up tuesday morning, lisa gilbert of public citizens share his insights on the group's efforts to push back on several aspects of the trump administration's agenda. the heritage foundation's mark gonzales discusses the trump administration's efforts to dismantle federal dei programs. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> live tuesday on c-span, at 10:00 a and eastern, the senate subcommittee hearing will investigate e strategic importance of the panama canal and its impact on u.s. trade and national security. on c-spatwo, live at 8:00 a.m. easter congressional republicans will hold a news conferce at their annual reeat in florida. at 10:00 ame eastern, the senate returns to continue work on the nomination of sean duffy to be secretary of transportation. a final vote is scheduled later in the day. over on c-span three at 10:30 a.m. eastern, former service members and advocatesiscuss the community care program and president trump's executive order on a government hiring freeze that

coming up tuesday morning, lisa gilbert from public citizen gives insights on the group's efforts to push back on certain aspects of president trump's agenda. mike gonzalez talks about the effort to dismantle federal d.e.i. programs. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern on tuesday morning, on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> on wedsday, president trump's health and human services sretary nominee, f. nnedy jr., ttifies at a senate finance comm confirmation. he's an environmental lawyer and activid also the 2024 independent presidential ida he eventually withdrew from the race to endorse donald trump. a.m. eastern on c-span.:00 then on ay, mr. kennedy returns to capitol hill to take questions senate health committee. that's live at 10:00 a.m. eastec-span3. you can also watch both hearings on c-span now, our free mobile video app, or online at c-span.org.

my name is roberto yana and i'm the executive director of the gilbert historical society museum and archivesi also want to echo words that have been said already and just really are as an organization supportive of the castro lgbt cultural district's chess report. as you know and trans people, places and culture are critical to both the district and the gilbert historical society. we are collaborating by the society providing archive of photos and ephemera for use in projects led by the district in their art exhibitions and publication of a historical documentation of the castro as a place for many international, national and local individuals to come and seek refuge. we are we are so proud that the districts work over the last few years has contributed to the castro centering lgbtq eye a plus people in the city especially under-served lgbtq people including lesbians, transgender, gender non-binary people and people of color. as you know diversity, equity and inclusion are important now more than ever. and i also want to share how i think it it is vital that some of the strategies in the act

word of the battle for midway guadalcanal and the marines in the gilbert islands were smuggled into theamp by internee ese who worked outside the walls and from the camp's hidden radio. then, in may 1943, the japanese to open another internment camp at los banos, 50 miles away. the first draft was to be 800 able bodied men and go up to set up the camp because i think the japanese really planned to move all the internees out of the city of manila. well, after we started, the first thing we thought about was to try to get something to eat. and we could see a chicken outside the barbed wire fence. and the only thing we could think about to try to get their chicken so we could make some stew or something to eat us. but we had a lot of bedbugs that came up to los banos with us. the man had these bazooka beds, beds that had little holes in them, and they were just the idea, a place for breeding. but the philippines learned the philippine way of getting rid of them. you put your or your spring outside and put a little sugar on it and attract the ants and the ants went into the little holes and

word of the battle from midway, the canal, and the marines in the gilbert islands, was smuggled into the camp by internees who worked outside the walls, and from the camps hidden radio. then in may 1943, the japanese decided to open another internment camp 50 miles away. >> the first draft was to be 800 able-bodied men and go to set up the camp, because i think the japanese really plant to move all the internees out of the city of manila. after we started, the first thing we thought about was to try to get something to eat, and we could see a chicken outside the barbed wire fence. and the only thing we could think about was to try to get that chicken, so we could make some stew, something to eat. >> we had a lot of bedbugs that came up with us, because the men had these beds with little holes in them, and they were just the ideal place for breeding, but we learned the philippine way of getting rid of them. you put your spring outside, and put a little sugar on it and trap the ants, and the ants went into the little holes and ate the bedbugs, and then you put some scalding water or so

lisa gilbert, co-president of public citizen, nicholas cox, statewide prosecutor, office of statewideector for constitutional advocacy, emery gainey. they are going to be among those testifying. what are they looking for and what should we look for? >> look, the important part of this happened yesterday. bondi's nomination was always going to rise or fall on how she personally testified. she did a good job. so, she'll be fine. in fact, the fact that they spent so much time on kash patel asking her questions about kash patel indicated that the democrats have kind of moved on from bondi. they know she is going to make it. they are trying to set up patel. this today is really about the direction of the justice department. you have a hard left witness in lisa gilbert who is probably going to discuss all the terrible things that bondi could do to roll back the wonderful things the biden justice department did. mary mcchord is an old be national security lawyer who i think will probably address fisa and rule 702 which is an important thing come up. the other witnesses are going to talk abou

i've been named as carina or we have nama levy, daniel gilbert. i'm larry all back in return as well as expected a 100 or 200 palestinian prisoners. it's the 2nd present exchange of the 3 is really civilians were released last sunday.

word of the battle for midway, guadalcanal and the marines in the gilbert islands was smuggled into theoutside the walls and from the camp's hidden radio. [ plane engines ] [ explosions ] >> then in may, 1943, the japanese decided to open another internment camp at los banos 50 miles away. >> the first draft was to be 800 able-bod ed able-bodied men and go up to set up camp because the japanese planned to move the internees out of the city of manila. well, after we started the first thing we thought about was to try to get something to eat, and we could see a chicken outside the barbed wire fence, and the only thing we could think about was to try to get that chicken so we could make some stew, something to eat. >> we had a lot of bedbugs that came up to los banos with us because the men had these beds that had little holes in them and they were just the ideal place for breeding, but we learned the philippine way of getting rid of them. you put your spring outside, and put a little sugar on it and attract the ants and the ants went into the holes and put bedbugs and put scalding water o

williams jenny, toward the gym, so my washington is actually was gilbert. a huge school. so it was like, i've done yes. and we've got some a full shift or as zillow. okay. that bullet terms which floor we could different school just would have to have authorial claims. on this elaine here, and so if you go to crane, they dream of companies like old here to stay in balance. how is that for some reason the colon does not pretty well you are at this time and naturally of cynical and relentless predators. just as it is today, the seeing the danger and what was happening in march 1959. so if you union insights west countries to form an empty finishes block. so we have been trying to rally route the popular fraud, terry initiatives and trying to rally the west just to make a stand with them against fascism. they oppose new deck. they oppose allowing hitler in to check those lavaca but nobody would do that. so it wasn't just in 1939 . and this will be as proposed in alliance with britain and france against hitler, and have been actually throughout the late last half of the 1930

since the cx 5 came into effect on sunday, i've been named as carina i have nama levy, daniel gilbert. i'm mary outback. in return, israel's expected a hand of a 200 palestinian prisoners. it's the 2nd present exchange of the 3 is rarely civilians were released last sunday. meanwhile, apollo stands and gaza po friday, francis the 1st time since the cx 5 came into effect worship has gathered up what's left of this most. can hon eunice authority say reconstruct things going to take time and huge result is up to 15 months of war and is really dry and striking a vague on the cup of tea and the outside westbank has killed 2 people. the top comes the lots got a soldier in the nearby. janine refugee camp is on coming. there's ready armies killed at least 10 palestinian since tuesday attacks. i've also been carried out in various other thoughts of the occupied westbank. a yes, president donald trump is in los angeles, visiting communities, ravaged by wall 5, is from spend a booklet critic of the states response to the fires which have been for more than 2 weeks. it was greeted by governor gov

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all right, so all of in to go by so fast for the us trade representative steve gilbert told all the, the compet through mean could have been avoided for the last posting plan towards confrontation for the benefit of their own objectives. defense establishment is the, is profiting from this deal. certainly the bureaucrats and the corrupt, the crowds in ukraine are profiting from this deal. i think it remains to be seen how much of that money is flowing back into the pockets of americans beyond the buying family that we know is profiting from this relationship with you trading over the years and they liked the profit moving forward as well. i think the sad thing about this is that the carnage is taking place in ukraine, the russian men and women who have been lost, the ukrainian men and women civilians and military kind of all been avoided. and yet the west kept pushing this conflict and continue to claim that ukraine is winning. although every legitimate source in the world acknowledges the ukraine is far from winning and are basically in their last legs. steering the main things that

. >> let s go gilbert. >> este grupo de 12 saliÓ de una prisiÓn de orlando.Ón por sediciÓn. hablÓ con su madre al salir y ella cuenta que le dijo. >> i'm doing good. >> estoy bien, muy feliz y soy un hombre libre de nuevo. cuando trump firmÓ la orden ejecutiva para otorgar el perdÓn, gabriel garcÍa se quitÓ el grillete electrÓnico con el que lo monitoreaban las autoridades porque enfrentaba cargos por obstrucciÓn al trabajo de la policÍa. el dÍa del ataque. >> te arrepientes de algo? no, de nada. no te arrepientes de lo que hiciste? el 6 de enero yo fui a protestar pacÍficamente. >> el que tambiÉn celebrÓ la decisiÓn de trump fue el llamado chamÁn de qanon, una de las figuras mÁs exÓticas del asalto al capitolio. en su cuenta de x, dijo que su abogado le dijo que fue perdonado y agradeciÓ al presidente. al firmar el indulto. trump se refiriÓ a los encausados como rehenes. sus seguidores reclaman fuera de algunas prisiones que las autoridades no quieren liberarlos y que son unos hÉroes. pero el 6 de enero cuatro personas murieron y mÁs de 140 agentes resultaro

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melissa gilbert's next. >> lara: we're back with emmy award winning actress and our friend, melissa gilberted. now she's starting in the funny off broadway show "still." thanks for coming in. >> thanks for having me. good morning. >> lara: i know this is not your first time doing theater. >> no, no, no. >> lara: i know how much you love it. what's different about this experience and "still?" >> oh, there's so much. the story is so timely and perfect for right now. it's about a couple who were together 30 years ago but now reconnected and are beginning a new romance. then they find out they are on political polar opposite sides. >> lara: that's interesting. >> the question is, is love enough to enable communication on a microlevel which is a reflection of the macro of what's going on. >> lara: that must be fun. little combative. and very deep. >> it's sexy. there's a whole other element that just because you're over 60 you're dead. you can still have a vibrant relationship. >> sam: amen. >> why not? >> sam: i love it. we have a fondness for you on "little house on the prairie." i do because

and personally, i'm also very concerned in this regard about the nominations of cash patel in tulsa gilbert. in particular. maybe we're going to ask me that later, but i thought if it really had to be put on the table, all right, but maybe we, if we have more topic and talk about that, that 1st let me come to you christ of us. we see coincide and the main streaming media that last could become american shadow president. what are your thoughts about his real power when his influence on us politics just limited to his post on ex, you know, i think that you and musk has positioned himself quite favorably, and the trump administration. and it will have a role in the government. we know about doj and all the work that they are going to do and that he's going to do with the premise. so i mean, i do think however, that uh, the new one has carved out a domain for himself, especially what i think many people are talking about. and i think something to look at, not only in the crypto world or in the electric car manufacturing world with tesla, but gain space exploration and, and really taking an outs

they've been named as carina ari of nama levy, daniel gilbert and larry l. but it's the 2nd president exchanged off to 3 years ready civilians were released last sunday. while the decision on who and how many are exchanged by both sides is determined by the ceased by a deal for one female civilian captive. israel will release 30 palestinian women and children for one female ministry captive. israel will free 50 palestinian women and children. but how much do whichever these 4 sold as israel is expected to then free $200.00 pallets finance shall strap and ripples. 3 women freed off to 15 months in captivity. this is the moment on january the 19th that from us released. the 1st is way to catch it. c is part of the complicated and multi stage c spot deal that is holding. but it's taking months to secure the hours of delay lake to that really is where i live in. surely we're least 90 palestinians from prisons, most of whom with the children. and as the see spot to cold, some of the more than 1900000 palestinian supposedly displaced by his whales 15 months old bo

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now dr. mads gilbert is an emergency medicine doctor who's provided health care for over 30 years. in garza, he joins us now from no way good to have you with us. so i know you're in touch with people in gauze of 1st of all, i want to get your assessment of what sort of medical assistance has come in today to people who need it badly. well, we don't really know exactly what has passed in and as has been said the previously in your program. the most important now is of course of water, food, sanitary, stuff like so. the very basic preconditions for life, for the many families who are now returning to the origins of their homes. so the massive effort now to get in at least $600.00 truckloads per 24 hours with food, water, and fuel is probably amount uh. as for the medical equipment, we know that the hospitals are in desperate need for a few on food and water. in addition, uh, drugs like antibiotics, there is a lot of infection, st goes on out on the statics and medical equipment to, to fix the broken arms and legs and surgical equipment. so the massive needs for all 4 of the the hosp

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and jeff gilbert of newsradio discusses executive actions dealing with the electric vehicle industry.it washington journal. join the conversation live at 7:00 eastern monday morning on c-span, c-span now, or c-span.org. >> monday house speaker mike johnson, steve scalise and tom emmer along with other republican leaders will speakt the annual party retreat at the trump golf club in miami. watch at 3:00 p.m. eastern on c-span. later, trump is expected to address the republican conference at 5:00 p.m. eastern and that will also be on c-span, c-span now, and c-span.org. this week on the c-span networks, the houses out as house republicans hold their annual retreat. the senate will be in session as they continue to hold hearings for several of president trump's cabinet nominees, including rfk jr., his nominee for health and human services secretary. he will appear before the senate finance committee wednesday and the senate health, education, labor and committee thursday. also thursday, cash patel testifies before theenate judiciary as he seeks become fbi director. and tulsi gabbard, the

systematically destroyed the majority of buildings, but also ahead in 235 to say that he's taking the city of gilbert in the democratic republic of congo. an older companies soldiers to surrender the west. the displaced palestinians are heading home to the north of garza, off the 15 months of being forcibly displaced by these riley ministry. people are now re uniting with the family south to being separated since the stats of the will . you can see the live scenes now from out rashid road. in the past 2 hours, hundreds of thousands of palestinians have been returning on foot through this route. this comes off. they spent the 2nd nights on the streets waiting for his very forces to let them across the net setting car, though many are desperate to return home. even if all they'll find is rob. here charles strikes and begins our coverage. we have waited for this day for so very long to simply displace the 15 months. they have lost virtually everything, the 10s of thousands. now we can move, making their way back to most ever is list homes. we want to see a family. i want to see my mom and dad. we haven'

my move now minds gilbert is an emergency medicine doctor always works in gaza for more than 30 years. he's next to us on hypothermia says more than 50000 palestinians in northern garza without access to hospital. okay. to come out another one. and now the indonesian hospitals are all destroyed by the 3 of the occupation forces, which is of course, a black violation of the 4th geneva convention, which we happen to have the 75th anniversary of this year. so it is a disregard of all the basic international human italian. last, i need is a kolosso violation of any, a human standard of how we treat each other for the people of northern casa. this is a disaster because the people are north cross. i have been the most exposed to the seats for the last 80 days, so they are starving. they don't have water and now they are denied even a basic hospital service. it's wintering goes on now, and i fear that the hundreds if not thousands, will die from hypothermia and it will also add complications to those who are already sick and wounded. because hypothermia will reduce your immune systems, your