look very shortly thereafter for rudy giuliani on tv defending him.o the extent that governor chris christie has traceable political dna, that political dna goes right back to rudy giuliani. rudy giuliani's top political strategist when he ran for president, mike duhaime. mike duhaime became the top political strategist for chris christie. bill stepien then went on to become chris christie's campaign manager. the rudy giuliani for president deputy communications chief was a woman named maria comella, went on to become communications chief for chris christie. and when chris christie picked a lawyer to do a supposedly impartial and independent investigation of whether chris christie did anything wrong when those lanes on the world's busiest bridge for shut down on orders from at least one person working in his own office, chris christie picked a lawyer who happens to have been a deputy mayor to rudy giuliani. and then this weekend, mayor giuliani once again stood up for chris christie and stood up for his former deputy mayor's report saying that that gu

in 1993, rudy giuliani was endorsed by the liberal party line as well as the republicans.difference delivering about 62,000 votes for giuliani, more than his official winning margin over david dinken at the time. according to the swing state parties, working family parties, one of three parties that pull weight in new york, have provided the margin of victory in five house races in the past 12 years. how unusual is this system? it only exists in seven states. it's only practiced in five. new york, of course, is the biggest one. and the other 43 states, it's not only off the table, it's actually banned outright. so the question is, is this healthy for political parties or not? joining me now a little bit of a coalition of source, syracuse mayor, stephanie minor, and dan cantor, the executive director of the working families party. so, let me start with you, mayor, about whether this is a healthy system. is this good for the democratic party or bad for the democratic party that it dilutes the coalition? >> well, you know, when you have a state that is as diverse as new york,

and giuliani reports that leaves five thousand one hundred kilograms of explosives special tools and additional weapons. the shooting and killing protesters on my dime i don't get this done is awesome too. the book always blew it. for me training for something unique to the beach was unsettling but the train security chief. slow mo up with a deal that was planned as an anti operation. people take place in the direct leadership of reckoning and covert use of opium this local issue is that the local witch. moscow's don't annoy the allegations while yanukovich has refuted the claims. ukraine's but at least you'll soon found to be involved in the shootings it already under arrest. least terrible thing it was the difference. the evictions are the most coaches do you going to lie down with the people fly seen as the most intelligent most education. the best ones that people with the right to use i'm afraid that people shots until that could impede the likes of the future. this was the moment. ukraine is determined to secure justice to victims of domestic us gov't have been the hundreds i e

rudy giuliani used to take particular umbrage on that and always took the opportunity to remind voters of his, rudy's role on 9/11. let's watch the old game. >> we need to look at what we do from the perspective of what would happen if somebody else did it to us. >> are you suggesting we invited the 9/11 attacks, sir? >> i'm suggesting that we listen to the people who attacked us and the reason they did it. and they are delighted that we're over there because osama bin laden has said i'm glad you're over on our sand because we can target you so much easier. they've already now since that time killed 3400 of our men, and i don't think it was necessary. >> do you want to comment on that? >> that's really an extraordinary statement. someone who lived through the attack of september 11 that we invited the attack because we were attacking iraq. i don't think i've ever heard that before. and i've heard some pretty absurd explanations for september 11. >> you know, i think rand paul, the younger man, he's a senator right now is going to take on a rudy, and i wonder if there will be a rudy on

the contest is bound up with and giuliani have nominated the fifteen judges to investigate the attack on the neck condition can in this company. this the supreme court recommended the needs of justice and listening to my knee just as it does have that kind. this is not needed on the attack the police had been sent this to me it takes a call from a judicial commission to investigate the incident the commission that submits its report into nineteen nineties. the shock on his legs and stomach has regained consciousness and is in stable condition. his doctor as saying the prime minister on the varsity with the media in the hospital on monday jennings head of equities moved him to be given to us those with a plea the upside is that the team that produced it. the commission at the end of the us team that loses to topeka to go to bed. twenty seven today. but he could trust. most of the content of said stocks but the doc was at that identified gun and by coming out from the tablets and if i eat on saturday just the idea that new twist on the deck back up beside me. the idea that i owe my soul

giuliani richardson, founder and executive director of the history makers is on a mission to record oures. her work stands as a testament to the many who have done extraordinary things but will tell you they are just -- >> ordinary people that did extraordinary things. that's what history makers is all about. and if we don't tell their story to our children they will never know their value. >> the history makers, an archive of 5,000 african-americans who made a difference. there's something everyone can appreciate in these stories. it's about education. it's about our legacy. it's also about telling our story and about correcting american history before it's too late. >> the work that ms. richardson has been doing is all about capturing those moments before we lose them. >> our concern was that there had been virtually no recording of black history since the slave era. our goal is to document 21st century history. >> its partnership with schools across the country is the most powerful influence. >> history makers takes us back to our roots. and that's education. our goal is to bring bla

giuliani has been a ton of people. but that gemini pastries the equivalent of almost sixty million euros in nineteen sixty one considers the traffic flows of athens has said the bill was considered at a fast payment as for today's dead business but insisted to get any new haircut. much of our athens ga respondents as the greeks will get knitted gifts from the school they still may not have as a chair strong symbolic support for prime minister some on a kilt on his car seat ahead of the european parliament and local government elections that the stuff that will take place in ten years the increase in may the harness that they might end up looking at the night at the hearing is some of them uses. israel has introduced economic sanctions on the palestinian authority in retaliation for their leadership signing international conventions the myth which is feathered jeopardize the troubled us cricket he still has the israeli government announced that it would deduct debt payments from tax trans fats which the palestinian auth

people like giuliani. she's already practicing the swearing in. i swear my loyalty to the romanian people in my fatherland and i pledge to defend the national rights and interests. i'm really excited or country would plainly be complete the romanians to complain that we have the proof in writing. become eu citizens of a dress that means freedom to travel to express ourselves in a bright future i am in the net. whilst the show was the only country that moldova to travel to pieces. but no more than three hundred thousand romanian passport. and oh we're going to ntu. it's a policy that is forged by romanian president ion cells woman. for us it's about unification with moldova the question is when is it a good time to talk about something like this. i think it's now. you can hand on national interests. country's next project and we can say that very openly. it is the completion of the nation it's that good intentions are. a few political parties in moldova have already thrown their weight behind the project. romanian along with russian is the official

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in new york city every time a cop or fireman was hurt mayor bloomberg was at the hospital rudy giuliani was at the hospital. i don't understand the priorities here. >> right. >> priorities have to come back in the line when it comes to politics what they think is a campaign, reality is that it affects everybody f you look at israel i bring israel up when it comes to this. awareness is key. if you have a vulnerability have you to fill that vulnerability. right now the biggest vulnerability is awareness on bases and politicians do nothing but tamper everybody down making them more unaware. . >> i just think it comes back to the fact i should not have to be talk together same people that witnessed the shooting in 2009. i was reaching out to the same people who have served this country for decades who have been on post who shouldn't be telling me the same quotes they told me in 2009. >> what same quotes? >> i'm speaking with someone earlier standing outside of the hospital on post watching ambulances rush in. my sources there would kill me for describing anything as emotional on their end b

in new york city every time a cop or fireman was hurt mayor bloomberg was at the hospital rudy giulianital. i don't understand the priorities here. >> right. >> priorities have to come back in the line when it comes to politics what they think is a campaign, reality is that it affects everybody f you look at israel i bring israel up when it comes to this. awareness is key. if you have a vulnerability have you to fill that vulnerability. right now the biggest vulnerability is awareness on bases and politicians do nothing but tamper everybody down making them more unaware. . >> i just think it comes back to the fact i should not have to be talk together same people that witnessed the shooting in 2009. i was reaching out to the same people who have served this country for decades who have been on post who shouldn't be telling me the same quotes they told me in 2009. >> what same quotes? >> i'm speaking with someone earlier standing outside of the hospital on post watching ambulances rush in. my sources there would kill me for describing anything as emotional on their end but it's absurd th

political consultant in america because he has won how many presidential elections he worked for rudy giuliani's campaign the single worst run presidential scam pane of 2008. no he has never given a word of advice to a winning presidential candidate. so if bill steppian is the finest political consultant in america, then david axel rod is the finest political consultant in the solar system. the bit about complete vindication is complete nonsense. steppian's lawyer actually says that today's finding by the judge is a quote complete vindication of bill steppian. here is what the judge actually said about why steppian has hey right to invoke the fifth amendment. they could face prosecution for official misconduct in either state or federal court. and the conduct that could form the basis for the prosecution's is exactly the type of conduct being investigated by the committee. under these circumstances it is reasonable for mr. steppian and kelly fear that they current leap face the hazard of prosecution in the concurrent federal investigation. the judge's finding does not vindicate bill steppian in

we have rudy giuliani coming to comment and whether republicans getting too far ahead -- maybe should be quoting the market for jobs and things like that, that are big pressing issue. waiting to hear from the president of the united states in the roast -- rose garden. he has something to crow but. 7 million people signing up good enough. we're well on our way. the question is it that seven million plus figure real? ♪ ♪ ♪ save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance.d everybody knows that. well, did you know pinocchio was a bad motivational speaker? i look around this room and i see nothing but untapped potential. you have potential. you have...oh boy. geico. fifteen minutes could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. >>> rolling out then role. the president expected to speak from the rose garden. ed henry is just on the other side of that outside the white house. what you have? >> reporter: what is interesting when we were pressing administration officials earlier, this a victory lap or not, or going to be more about, this is one hurdle. there's a lot of challenges y

some people remember him from days of broken windows with rudy giuliani. now, the muslim advocates who are complaining about the mapping program under ray kelly, a lot of them are also very skeptical about the broken windows theory. the enforcement of quality of life crimes that disproportionately affect hispanics, and when it comes to surveillan surveillance, this dismantling of the unit seems to be exactly what they wanted. there's questions about what happened to those doubts are they still pursuing nonspecified lead it's and things of that nature. there's still some cautious optimism. >> as a new york city resident, i'm glad we've put an end to something literally called 9 muslim mapping operation. that in itself -- azi, thank you. >> thank you. >>> after the break, some republicans aren't exactly standing with rand when it comes to foreign policy or other stuff. is rand paul reagan enough to be the gop's man. new york magazine's john tate joins me now. hey kevin...still eating chalk for hearburn? yea. try alka seltzer fruit chews. they work fast on he

. >> he took the reins from another iconic mayor rudy giuliani just months after 9/11. >> he accomplishedew york, and he did so because of his broad knowledge and understanding of solving problems. he listened, he responded, he challenged, he is always thinking about what does his city need? how can this be the greatest city on earth? >> under his watch, tourism soared, the crime rate dropped, the transportation system became more efficient, and left a 2.4 billion budget surplus when his term ended in january of 2014. >> he made his money and then wanted to serve the public. there's a reason why he acted as mayor for as long as he did, even today commits so much of his times to philanthropic duties, but he wants to give back. this is the person that he is. when you're as rich as he is, you can probably do it. >> with elected office behind him, at age 72, bloomberg is looking to unload his vast fortune. >> say what you want about the man or his job as mayor, but what you can never dispute is his commitment to giving back and to philanthropy. >> he's pledged to give back the bulk of his bil

about michelle obama, sther, but irthink when you have figures like bloomberg, for instance, even giulianir, college campuses have historically been hotbeds of political activity, right? that continues to this day. i think when you have these high profile speakers, college students sort of piggy ban on that to make a larger political point. i think with the michelle obama thing, it's a little different because they are concerned more about space. what i do think you might have people viewing it as political, and people who are protesting not from can cab, not even affected by this who are trying to to say sort of keep the first lady and her politics away from our kids. >> they are just like you can't win. if you get somebody on the left, people in the right are mad. if it's on the right, people on the left are mad. wills no way to win, and you could wind up with security issues, et cetera, to go with it. >> exactly. this graduation, michelle obama, is going to be six hours as opposed twor three. there are some concern about that. i think the way you win is to get somebody like kermit the f

new york eventually voted for really -- rudy giuliani.an we change and vote republican eventually? i was watching the history channel 80% of the democrats voted against the civil rights movement. if it wasn't for the republicans, we would not have the civil rights passed. republicans have done so much for minorities but we vote against republicans. i don't know why why we flipped on the republicans. why do we want to punish the republicans? i am going to hang up. i don't know why we want to punish the republicans. those three great americans. guest: thank you. i do know you been to the south bronx lately, you would see a different bronx than you were there. we are forcing people who live there for generations. i told you about chicago. we cannot live under the legacy of what one did 100 years ago. we have to look at the here and now. i think you have to go back to the reagan years. during this. of time, terms like welfare queen disparaged african-americans. when reagan went to philadelphia , he did not acknowledge. i think we have to look

pointedlleague daniel out, if you were doing the same exercise early on, when then former mayor rudy giuliani was considered the front-runner for the republican nomination, you would have thought he had it locked up. conventional wisdom does not exist in this process. we will prove that by sharing our unconventional wisdom today. thank you very much. [applause] >> mary, go ahead. >> wonderful to be with you. my crystal ball is a little bit error. it reads in headlines. i will share six this morning. agree that welso will see how it goes. the funny thing about predictions is, you help enough time has passed no one remembers them. we will see. i am happy, because as you might guess, there are things that perhaps are things we might want to see, or some of us might. the first is, the northeast, which led in new england, in new hampshire, with a suite of women in all of its statewide offices again the will lead region in the renaissance of women governors. havehe last decade, we gone from nine women governors to the current five. lead states and one democrat, maggie hassan in new hampshire. penns

and president bush introduced mayor giuliani after the joint session last september.id one new yorker, as if the members of congress had recognized these 2 men had come off the battlefield. congress gathers near the battlefield to honor the character shone and the courage shown in a new york these last 360 days ended to remember every innocent life taken in the attacks of september 11. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house covers on our facebook page. c-span created by public companies 35 years ago and brought as a public service. >> after the resignation of health and human services secretary cap lives of billions, president obama named sylvia secretary be -- kathleen sebelius, president obama named sylvia burwell. this is 20 minutes. >> ladies and gentlemen, the ident and vice president of the united states accompanied by kathleen sebelius and sylvia mathews burwell. >> good morning everybody. [applause] everybody have a seat, everybody have a seat. good morning. in my sixth year in office, i am so grateful to have some the great advisors. early in march, m

when president bush introduced mayor giuliani and governor pataki at the joint session last septemberit was as if the members of congress had recognized these two men had come directly off the battlefield. today congress gathers near that battlefield to honor the character shown and the courage shown in new york these last 360 days, and to remember every innocent life taken in the attacks of september 11. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house floor coverage on our facebook page. c-span, created by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. coming up at 12:00 noon eastern, we will be live back at the white house with first lady michelle obama. until then, a portion of this morning's "washington journal." malcolm,st is john senior legal fellow of the heritage foundation. host: the house oversight and government or from committee voted to hold the person and contempt. guest: it was a straight partyline vote. ms. lerner who was at the irs , she is atr of years the middle of this scandal involving

when president bush introduced mayor giuliani and the governor at the joint session last september, it was, as said one new yorker, as if the members of congress had recognized these two men had come directly off the battlefield. today congress gathers knew that battlefield to honor the characters shown, and the courage shown in new york these last 360 days. to remember every innocent life taken in the attacks of september 11. >> find more highlights of 35 years of house floor coverage on our c-span page. brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. the senate foreign relations committee on thursday looked at the president ajit request for the u.s. agency for international development. testifiedstrator about efforts to fight global poverty and hunger, as well as his agencies social media prep warming give up that platform in cuba. this is 90 minutes. we will come to order. welcome back to the committee. when u.s.t a time ideas making headlines for doing nothing more than the job you're pointed to when it comes to the issue of cuba or your work in

when president bush introduced mayor giuliani at a joint was,on last september, it as if members of congressd recognized these two men had come directly off the battlefield congress gathers near the battlefield to honor the character shown in the current shown in new york his last 360 days. we will remember every innocent life taken in the attacks of september 11. >> find more highlights from 35 years of house for coverage on our facebook page. c-span, treated by america's cable companies 35 years ago and brought to you today as a public service by your local cable or satellite provider. >> tonight the chair of the house budget committee, paul ryan, will be seating -- speaking at the republican dinner in cedar rapids. you can take part by sharing your comments on facebook or via twitter. on facebook, we are asking the question, would paul ryan make a good president? you can share your opinions there. craig said, i favored paul ryan back in 2012. one of the few voices of reason on fiscal privacy that policy. rates, you know he cannot balance a budget. live coverage from the freedom summit tom

pointedlleague daniel out, if you were doing the same exercise early on, when then former mayor rudy giuliani was considered the front-runner for the republican nomination, you would have thought he had it locked up. conventional wisdom does not exist in this process. we will prove that by sharing our unconventional wisdom today. thank you very much. [applause] >> mary, go ahead. >> wonderful to be with you. my crystal ball is a little bit error. it reads in headlines. i will share six this morning. agree that welso will see how it goes. the funny thing about predictions is, you help enough time has passed no one remembers them. we will see. i am happy, because as you might guess, there are things that perhaps are things we might want to see, or some of us might. the first is, the northeast, which led in new england, in new hampshire, with a suite of women in all of its statewide offices again the will lead region in the renaissance of women governors. havehe last decade, we gone from nine women governors to the current five. lead states and one democrat, maggie hassan in new hampshire. penns

rudy giuliani wanted to set up a high school for boys.lary clinton came out of the subversively against it. -- vociferously against it. if we are going to say that women earn less money in the workforce and need special attention to make it right, that is fine. we ought to require my university and every other university -- to find a way to grant as many degrees for boys as they do to girls. i doubt that anybody in the academy would want that imposed on them. there are some of the most ardent advocates of this legislation that have never had to make a paycheck. if we're are going to start cap advocacy and fairness, then do it across the board. host: matt in rome, texas. independent line. lot with whate a peter is saying. if you give the people the same pay and let them know it -- let them talk about that. there will be a lot of animosity doing,ple who are not who are perceived as not doing the same amount of work as their coworkers. there will be animosity. why do i have to work so hard when this guy over here is doing this? and vice vers

to run the new jersey republican party to play a role in george bush's 2004 campaign to run rudy giuliani'secome the top political consul tapt to chris christie. someone who has become the most indispensable political adviser that chris christie has. bill stepien is deep in long standing ties and he has emerged as a trusted confidant as chris christie, who was talking regularly with all of these people as the scandal gathered steam at the end of last year. this is one of the 75 interview memos from the law firm that the government picked. one of the 75 memos released this week, it summarizes two interviews. what becomes clear when you read this is he served as a messenger relaying critical information as the scandal took shape. they apparently weren't all talking to each other, dew ham said he seemed to be ducking the calls, but they were all talking to dew ham and saying heavy things. he met with wildstein last november 11st. wildstein said he would have not have done the traffic study without him knowing about it. it's a short reference to christie's office. they spoke and wildstein told

colleague daniel pointed out, if you were doing this same exercise early on when then-former mayor rudy giulianiwas considered the front runner for the republican nomination, you would have thought based on press accounts he had it locked up. so, again with, conventional wisdom does not exist in this process, and we will prove that by sharing our unconventional wisdom today. thank you very much. [laughter] [applause] >> mary? go ahead. >> good morning, everybody. wonderful to be with you. my crystal ball's a little bit clearer it reads in headlines. so i'm going to share six of them with you this morning, and that said, i also agree that we'll see how it goes. the funny thing about predictions is you hope enough time has passed, no one remembers them. [laughter] so we'll see. be i am happy to tell you about these, though, because as you might guess as we go along, there are things that perhaps are things that we might want to see or some of us might. the first is the northeast which led in new england, in new hampshire with a sweep of women in all of its statewide offices last year will lead aga

colleague daniel pointed out, if you are doing the same exercise early on when then former mayor rudy giuliani, sort of the front runner for the republican nomination, you would have thought based on press accounts had it locked up. so again conventional wisdom does not exist in this process and we will prove that by sharing our unconventional wisdom today. thank you very much. [applause] >> wonderful to be with you. my crystal ball is a little bit more clear. it reads in headlines. i'm going to share six of them with you this morning, and that's it, i also agree that we will see how it goes. the funny thing about predictions is, if you hope in a time passes no one remembers them. we will see. i'm happy to tell you about these though because as you might guess as we go along that things perhaps i think we might want to see, or some of us might want. the first is the northeast which led in new england, a new hampshire, with a sweep of women in all of its statewide offices last year will lead again the region and the renaissance of women governors. for the last decade we have gone from nine wome

. >> this sounds like the giuliani strategy. >> i think he's a lot different. >> remember his brotherw. bush lost e there. bill clinton didn't win a primary until he got south in '92. so there's a way to do it. the question is will he have, to joe's point, will he be able to personally withstand it considering he wants to enjoy it. >> it's going to be a buzz saw. >> but the thing about this, too, quickly. what does it say his story looking back. you'd have bush one, clinton, bush two, obama, then either bush three or clinton two. >> clinton was in the government at the time at the secretary of state. >> well, yeah. >> since '92, '88. >> barbara bush may have a pount. >> there's certainly that reflex. but for jeb if he's ever going to run, he should run when there's a clinton running. that way it equalizes the dynastic bag. >> we will see you in austin in the fall. >> headed up to new hampshire to spread the no labels national security message. >> all right. fantastic. >> and going to be a grandfather too. >> i am in a month. >> all right. boy or girl? >> a boy. sawyer. >> oh, my gosh.

. >> reminds me of rudy giuliani's first. >> reporter: -- but the dog jumpjum jumped on everybody.uld have knocked the table cloth off the table and probably knocked down the secretary of state. >> we're going to be getting the sound on that. also chuck todd, thank you for being with us. we'll be watching "the daily rundown" later today. and also i'm sure they're going to be talking about this on "the daily rundown," we're going to be talking about it too, where john boehner openly mocks his gop caucus on immigration. probably not a really good move for re-election of the speaker, huh? >> well, maybe that tells you where his head is at about being speaker in 2015. >> i think his head may be at pebble beach. >> david gregory, what do you have coming up on "meet the press" this weekend? >> tony blair. really interesting discussion. >> very cool. >> an exclusive with tony blair, i'm sure he'll have a lot to say. >> ahead, patrick murphy is here with the preview of taking the hill. and then michael hainey joins us with a new issue of "gq." up next, after years of covering celebrities i

there's such a contrast between what mayors bloomberg and that, obviously, mayors giuliani were ableyork city and what rahm emanuel has not been able do in this city. why has he failed? >> i think it's just a real, real problem of just gun violence. the guns on street. the problems that have not been there in terms of infrastructure. in terms of jobs and other things. i mean, all of it has just exploded on this time. i don't know if it's particularly emanuel or the time. >> but shouldn't a mayor be able do something about this? there were shootings last night here? >> there were shootings -- 45 over the weekend. >> 45? >> over the weekend. >> in this city. in one city, in america, over the weekend. the city can't do anything about that? >> well, i think that the city needs to do, but i think it's not just the city. i think you've got to deal with the gun -- the fact that so many guns available. you've got so little going none terms of the school system and the structures within the community. when we came out and started working here and there are many, father flag and others on the

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rudy giuliani wanted to set up a high school for boys.llary clinton came out of the subversively against it. -- vociferously against it. if we are going to say that women earn less money in the workforce and need special attention to make it right, that is fine. we ought to require my university and every other university -- to find a way to grant as many degrees for boys as they do to girls. i doubt that anybody in the academy would want that imposed on them. there are some of the most ardent advocates of this legislation that have never had to make a paycheck. if we're are going to start cap advocacy and fairness, then do it across the board. host: matt in rome texas. independent line. caller: i agree a lot with what peter is saying. if you give the people the same pay and let them know it -- let them talk about that. there will be a lot of animosity for people who are not doing who are perceived as not doing the same amount of work as their coworkers. there will be animosity. why do i have to work so hard when this guy over here is doi