glenn called his movement his met or service.the idea was to raise a new islamic generation that would serve society. one of his closest associates from that time was let's be fair to one on the right in this picture. if you could both of you when it began like your land movement was an innocent movement. it was deeply religious and a danger to build up an equally religious generation the would be well equipped for the world and for the afterlife you know a lot of it was the initial goals. but some of glenn's early sermons reveal his more far reaching ambitions. to strive for a community that will change the social destiny of the world and create a new generation. and should understand the philosophy of these attitudes and up evils with your pure hearts your clear conscience and your well functioning intellect and achieve this hope before my eyes. glenn sermons also contain references to the subpoena already of muslims and in particular of his own followers. along with. you have the power but cannot be resisted. this knowledge wi

from his home in pennsylvania glenn heads a worldwide movement. he's viewed as a go on as major adversary. but did he really have the clout from so far away to instigate a coup inside turkey as aired on then claimed. that some of you believe that all the high ranking officers were on our side. that you were going to go but unfortunately some of them did not demonstrate loyalty to our fatherland is that you wouldn't get in these offices were receiving their orders out of pennsylvania. the outpouring of euphoria over the foiled coup ended in a widespread purge of supporters of the glenn movement. good len offered his own interpretation of what happened on the night of the coup. on the one hand our esteemed president had a class with a smile them was that the operation was good and helpful there when they set up well on the on the other hand these people what if i did with weapons and ordered to fire on civilians all they suggests an amateurishly staged incident you said no you're a jury of you. as early as the night of the coup attempt to one began

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glenn: it may be, but it's not clear. jobless claim numbers are good news, but there are still 32 point 9 million people on some sort of unemployment benefits. that is 20% of the pre-covid labor force. why is the stock get high? is, the value of stocks versus the whole future of earnings. if you are optimistic about recovery, most of the future is fine. second, the interventions have pushed down the discount for stocks and spreads. third, the stock market is not the economy. it is dominated by large firms, some of which have market power. the market may have irrational exuberance, but it is nonobvious. even if the stock market is high, it doesn't mean the economy is fine. david: is it possible we will have a second wave on unemployment? we had united airlines say they will have to lay off 36,000 people today. we had boots say 34,000 people. the second half of the year companies are saying, how can we have this be sustainable over the long term? glenn: it is. economics, supply and demand. on the supply side it may be there

so, glenn, sal and meg, the screen is yours. >> all right, very good. glenn, everyone is here. we -- this book, we have been living the presidency of donald trump since it began and we have spent every day going through and fact-check can his claims and also claims of democrats and other members of congress and advocacy groups. and we live it day by day. when we finished completing the book it was still a shock to us to see what we had actually written about. you forget about it. the president says so many things that are so often false, it's averaging 22 claims a day, that it's i think most people when they actually get through what we have written will be very surprised. the book is written as a way you can read it from cover to cover, you can also dip into sections that are of interest to you was we try to write so it each chapter stands on its own and each of us was responsible for different chapters. so what we are going to do in this presentation, we'll just take you through the book. wrote the introduction, and describe that, and then we'll go through each chapter. we'll

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rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i was appreciate it ok let's go to glenn 1st there we have president erewhon of turkey announcing that one of the most important if not the most important church in the history of christianity will be converted into what's going on here what is the importance of that church to. the political ambitions that say of the president of turkey what does it mean to christians all around the world in 2020 now go ahead paul. well it's one of the key religious buildings and christianity so but he did it or how did history and christianity but also for the muslims again it was it built into 6 centuries it was a cathedral and this lasted for almost a 1000 years she'll be in easter christianity's all for the orthodox christians until the amounts conquered. because of the nobility in 4053 and they are converted it into a mosque now under other turkey in the early 20th century they made it into a you see it was part of that secular sation to make it into well as i should put it positioning it urges a secular state and also along with and or

miss the whole point about nearest federal role as a cathedral but you know it's a bit i think what glenn said it is and is well said because this is a obviously historically important to christianity however the nominal christian west was kind of hohum about the whole thing i mean that there's very little. reaction to a unilateral decision to critically sense turkey is under international obligations to be sensitive to the religious artifacts of other religions and now that seems to been abrogated and and this tossed was go ahead alan wasn't it i mean i think this is punch of the fact that christianity is not as important in the west as it once was in fact you see in the west increasingly not just to secular i say she's friends but perhaps tear i say it in some places and anti christian trends we she's been gaining full size and i think that these events does not have the significance in the west that he does over there even once at in the east and east and also doxie it's different i mean also doxie to a great extent actually develops in its present full as pawns hope the system of wors

it's sad sad to bring in larry king my broadcast colleague larry got a couple of different topics glenn maxwell may have video. whoever was with. the guy who was a have a this is this story is just getting so so crazy if you could imagine he's going to sit all day and had some she may be turning him over the police what do you make of this. make some very serious for if you had a personal relationship with epstein of someone who long time standing you got to be worried oh yes there's this girl want to save her ass yeah so she she. can she it's going to be a brutal couple of months it could be bad for the president who we know at one time was very close. bill clinton. salut yeah undershorts you know ellen douras the raid and i know i know all very well i know clinton very well i know very well i like i believe felons hard not to believe yeah this is a sponsor this is a bombshell that came out about. an hour and a half ago when i saw the report how it's coming out of london i don't know but still if she has videotape and she's willing to use that videotape to you know get fried wow this i

joining me now, glenn kessler, washington post fact check columnist. welcome to you.our column was to chronicle the first 100 days but these numbers became so egregious that the washington post felt compelled to shed light on this president's false and misleading claims and you're right about how it took the president about two years and three months to reach the 10,000 mark but a little more than just over a year to double that to the 20,000 mark. that is an average of 23 false or misleading claims every day. what are the events that have contributed to that jump? >> well, part of it is that the president essentially became hus own press secretary. the last few months he's added someone who has regular briefings but for a long period of time, it was just the president speaking. the press secretary didn't do briefings and the president would talk constantly to reporters and give all sorts of media interviews and hold lots of rallies. those were things that really increased the number of false and misleading claims. and then in the last 14 months we've had impeachment

i am privy to santos for our top story today longtime friend and associate of jeffrey epstein's glenn maxwell has been arrested and charged with recruiting and grooming underage girls for epstein to sexually abuse and of participating in acts of sexual abuse alongside epstein maxwell reportedly enticed female minors to travel to the deceased pedophiles residences and taught him how to sexually serve them go on as the daughter of british media mogul and suspected massage by robert maxwell who died of a reported heart attack an accidental drowning him death like geoffrey abstains death has been the subject of endless conspiracy theories jesse glenn has been on the lam for a long time but now she's finally in custody now she appears to have been the closest person to have seen and likely knows many of his secrets well you know it amazes me. is that they captured her in the 1st place are really surprised truly that she was didn't end up dead before this you know that that something would come along that she would be deceased but apparently not and they have are in custody and this is goin

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host: glenn -- lakeland, florida. good morning. go ahead. it,er: well, the way i see this is all about trump playing politics. he knows every strategy he tried since the virus came in that he wasted 2.5 months before he started doing anything in the first week of march. nothing works. now the virus is worse than what it was. he cannot go out and campaign, so now he wants to use that platform that he had before him, and now he wants to change his willbecause he think it cause americans that he is basically mixed message of not wear a mask, a washer hands, and now he wants to change that but it is too late because people already made their minds up. host: so what do you think should be done going forward? caller: what needs to happen is that the only thing he needs to do is let the medical people, like yesterday, you had the conference but no medical people talking. it was just him. he still refuses to give them the leadership role they had in the beginning to manage and control this, and then he backs them up. he did not do this. host: what d

watch "new york times" reporter glenn thrush.-- glenn thrush praising president trump as better, better than president barack obama with his press conferences and giving out information. watch this. >> i do want to give trump credit on things. i think one of the things that i think he is doing better than barack obama are these press conferences. and his outreach to individual reporters. even for organizations like my own, that he criticizes. elizabeth: he has said that in front of cnn's jim acosta. your word on that? >> president trump has been the most transparent president in american history. he has been for four years going to the podium, talking directly to reporters, almost every single day, going to and from the helicopter on the lawn. going to and from events. he is, the most accessible. so that is why reporters who are honest acknowledge that he answers tough questions. he engages with them. elizabeth: they dispute what he says. >> of course. elizabeth: they dispute what he says, topspin and all that but. go ahead. >> h

glenn, realistically, knowing who bill barr is, and that he has shown up voluntarily, do you think today be some massive a-ha great reveal? >> i sure hope so, but i suspect we're going to see attorney general bill barr grapple with a lot of words and phrases, both as an effort to sort of misdirect congress when they're asking questions and just to buy time, just to delay. but, you know, there are at least a couple of really important questions at this moment in time they need to press him on, one, is this incessant claim by president trump that voting by mail is rife with fraud. president trump has been doing everything he can to undermine the prospect of the citizens being allowed to vote by mail in november. i would ask bill barr how many times in the last five years or ten years has the department of justice prosecuted a fraudulent voter by mail an i'm bd i'm bet the answer is zero or close to zero. we can take that data, if we can wrestle it out of bill barr, and use it to put the line to donald trump's incessant claim that voting by mail is rife with fraud. >> no offense, isn't that

of money from the military complex that's why these idiots won't even cover a story as important as glenn greenwald but he's on their track yes he's going i think it's the best coverage i've seen of this problem so you know we can't expect anything from the media we have to go other places to get stories like this don't we absolutely fair and cousins thank you for joining me thank you for coming up local officials are supposed to address the needs of their districts yet many elected members they've been found guilty of using their political influence for sheer profit and that's making its way throughout the united states at a pretty good rate that more we come back. i. we go to work you straight old. man fathers' financial survival guide i don't buy a i have cars common features. the color of fire as less of a financial the future trucker watch kaiser. when i want to show fame the wrong one all holds just don't hold. me to the world belief yet to shape our disdain for the conflict as a kid and in danger of an equals betrayal. when so many find themselves worlds apart. just to look for com

after returning home to oakland, glenn learned that five people in texas had tested positive.e quarantined but wanted to be sure. how long did it take you to find someone to give you a test? >> four or five days. >> reporter: and after getting that test, how long did it take to get the results? >> 14 days. >> there was nothing in oakland, alameda or anywhere in the east bay. >> reporter: ultimately joel went to contra costa county, had to wait nine days to learn he was negative. clearly, there is a problem. dr. lisa santora works for marin county public health. >> when we see labs greater than 3-5 days in testing, our ability is to complete efficient contact tracing and identify individuals who are at risk for covid-19 and thereby delay the spread of covid is impeded. >> reporter: the bottleneck appears to be in laboratories, a problem made worse called the worried well. their testing clogs the system. >> it threatens our ability to keep pace with the disease. >> reporter: while those who have it but might not know it walk among us. >> the long wait pretty much makes them irre

of convicted sex offender jeffrey epstein has been moved to a new york city jail british socialite glenn maxwell was arrested and charged in new hampshire on ferries say she'd been held over the weekend at a jail near her luxury home maxwell is accused of working with epstein to the silly state a sex trafficking ring given elizondo has this update from neil. so certainly a far cry from the rich and glamorous life they deal in maxwell was used to leading but her current home now at least for the foreseeable future is in the metropolitan detention center in brooklyn it's a big federal prison that holds about $1500.00 inmates both men and women that are facing all sorts of various crimes and serving sentences for all sorts of a range of things maxwell will be there for the forseeable future after being moved from new hampshire where after more than a year of searching for her and essentially even hiding she was arrested by the f.b.i. last thursday in this sprawling home that she bought in new hampshire in a very remote area about an hour and a half north of the city of boston she apparently

of money from the military complex that's why these idiots won't even cover a story as important as glenn greenwald but he's on their track yes he's going i think it's the best coverage i've seen of this problem so you know we can't expect anything from the media we have to go other places to get stories like this don't we absolutely fair and cousins thank you for joining me thank you for coming up local officials are supposed to address the needs of their districts yet many elected members they've been found guilty of using their political influence for sheer profit and that's making its way throughout the united states at a pretty good rate that more when we come back. i. that's right we've answered. still longer recession to get the recession. or. depression this will last a few years you know. my social class. people are in poverty. if you're born into a poor family. born into a minority family if you're born into a family that only has a single parent that really constrains your life chances people die. generational poverty. it's a tough fight every day to meet your needs and the nee

minors to travel to the deceased's pedophiles residences and taught him how to sexually serve them glenn is the daughter of british media mogul and suspected massaged by robert maxwell who died of a reported heart attack to an accidental drowning him death like jeffrey abstains death has been the subject of endless conspiracy theories jesse glenn has been on the lam for a long time but now she's finally in custody and she appears to have been the closest person to have seen and likely knows many of his secrets well you know it amazes me. is that they captured her in the 1st place i'm really surprised truly that she was didn't end up dead before this you know that something would come along that she would be deceased but apparently not and they have are in custody and this is going to cause some real real problems i think unless she ends up dead in prison just like jeffrey abstain did do you think that that will happen to her before she actually has a chance to speak out well that would be fairly obvious i mean obviously they did to put her on a 247 suicide watch otherwise we could end up

bove test wickets, then glenn mcgrath at 563 above that.ow the frustration of your‘s wash—out. england closing in on victory this afternoon. an annoying rain shower over the lunch break. they have now resumed. england need five more wickets. the west indies attack has not been able to hold firm over long periods of time. for carlos brathwaite for stuart broad to get his wicket, he was a key one because he does have that ability to stay at the crease for a long period. england have five wickets within their sights, theyjust england have five wickets within their sights, they just need england have five wickets within their sights, theyjust need to whether to stay away. alison mitchell, thank you. before we go, a reminder there's live tennis going on right now. it's day two of the battle of the brits event at the national tennis centre in roehampton. the british number one, jo konta, who lost tojodie burrage yesterday, is taking on katie boulter. earlier, cameron norrie beat jan choinski in straight sets. andy murray is in mixed doubles actio

headquarters and getting more on the arrest of glenn maxwell on sex trafficking charges she was detained in new hampshire in the united states of a pretty socialite and former partner of disgraced but imagine from that scene is just accused of occurring under age girls let's have a listen in to the ongoing press conference maxwell has been taken into custody early this morning in new hampshire and will be presented this afternoon before a magistrate judge in the district of new hampshire. you will recall that the indictment against jeffrey and epstein that we filed in july of 2019 charged with sexual abuse of young girls from 2002 through 2005 this case against clay and that's what is there prequel to the earlier case that we brought against jeffrey epstein as a way just starting in 1994 until at least 1997. maxwell. at a 1st spot. and fresh off relationship jeffrey. maxwell was among epstein's closest associates and helped him exploit girls who were as young as 14 years old and that's all played a critical role in helping epstein to identify friend and groom minor of the victims for abu

but this waste energy system is not only generating electricity it is also saving glenn space preventing the release of toxic chemicals into groundwater and reducing the release of methane into that most fear. nice that looks pretty impressive but unfortunately not all countries here in africa have the means to do things like lot but that doesn't mean they're not other creative ideas for processing. indeed sandra for instance in gaza one innovator is transforming plastic waste into a level like material to produce a fashionable footwear here's this week's doing your bit. fancy a pair of these slick looking sandals they're another step forward in the fight for the environment mccaffrey came up with an idea to transform plastic waste into a leather like material he wanted cleaner streets in ghana's capital am going with start up help from the world bank he has a team collecting plastic and. residents can collect cash for bringing him the material themselves. we created as a process around the whole thing and we wanted to engage communities and people saw we encourage home offices and indiv

host: glenn -- lakeland, florida. good morning. go ahead. it,er: well, the way i see this is all about trump playing politics. he knows every strategy he tried since the virus came in that he wasted 2.5 months before he started doing anything in the first week of march. nothing works. now the virus is worse than what it was. he cannot go out and campaign, so now he wants to use that platform that he had before him, and now he wants to change his willbecause he think it cause americans that he is basically mixed message of not wear a mask, a washer hands, and now he wants to change that but it is too late because people already made their minds up. host: so what do you think should be done going forward? caller: what needs to happen is that the only thing he needs to do is let the medical people, like yesterday, you had the conference but no medical people talking. it was just him. he still refuses to give them the leadership role they had in the beginning to manage and control this, and then he backs them up. he did not do this. host: what d

glenn. welcome to a special edition of czech and this year due to the corona fire as many people are vacationing in their own countries that's also true in germany. which lies between the north and baltic sea is a favorite holiday destination lasts.

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us prosecutors have filed a new 6 count indictment against glenn maxwell the former girlfriend and longtime associate of late finance year geoffrey epstein maxwell has been charged with recruiting and grooming underage girls so epstein could sexually abuse them she's seeking bail citing a risk of contract in 1000. the way now russia and china have again vetoed an attempt by the un security council to continue to manage tarion aid deliveries to rebel held territory as in syria friday was the last day that aid agencies were allowed to bring food and vital supplies over the turkish border to rebel held areas in it live and aleppo provinces 13 countries voted in favor of extending the aid but permanent members russia and china oppose the resolution humanitarian groups say cutting off the aid could spell disaster for millions of civilians. deliveries a lifesaver for the fuji families who found shelter i have on the turkish border. they fled homes destroyed by asterix very few of them have enough money for food they'd be lost without help from outside. it's one thing to be bombarded by fighter je

in san jose, glenn ramirez k pxi five bird >>> i want to point out something you're going to notice in the sky, later today. we can see it yesterday in the afternoon from the camera on the sales force tower, take a look at the view. all the haze in the distance of the sun gets lower you're going to see it much better, right there. look at all of the brown haze out there. that is not normal. >> that is the layer of smoke from a wildfire because of the way the winds are blowing in california that is being brought north, to us. at this point it hasn't register on the air quality down on the ground but as we get into the next 36 hours for some inland locations you might start to get some issues with it. first off let's set the scene where iscoming from? here's what we look like from space as the sun was going down, see that right there, the plume of smoke that is fresno county and that is the mineral fire. the last report is only 35% containment and it has taken off 25,000 acres it is a fairly sizable fire we don't hear much about it up north. until we start to see the smoke from it. you w

host: first off is glenn in utah. good morning. caller: good morning. history.little i did some genealogy a few years back. my lineage on my mother's side in 1607. from europe they were involved with a lot of the wars, the word independence, you name it. of my great-great-grandfather zoned servants -- great-great-grandfather's own servants. not slaves, servants. i saw in his will that he gave his black servant half of all of his property. otherdest son got the half. written down that his oldest son was supposed to watch over and take care of the black family that were his servants. not customarily that was. usually the oldest son got everything, all the property, and the others had to go to the military or whatever. the historye away on the books and the history and monuments -- monuments should be put in a place that the people around that area are content with. host: ok. let's go to georgia. micah on our support line. caller: hello, pedro. you hear all these white southerners talking about the history and they don't want to forget. sure the white man

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coming up wednesday morning, pennsylvania republican congressman glenn thompson, a member of the house education and labor committee, will join us. he'll discuss negotiations on the next coronavirus leaf bill. and oregon's democratic congressman earl blumenauer will be on to talk about the federal response to the anti-racism protests in portland. watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. and be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments and text messages and tweets. join the discussion. >> the department of homeland security held a news conference today to discuss actions taken against protesters by federal law enforcement officers in portland, oregon. acting homeland security secretary chad wolf explained why federal officers were in portland and their mission to protect federal property in that city. this runs 40 minutes. >> thank you for being here this afternoon. last night was the 52nd consecutive night of violent activity in downtown portland, targeting federal facilities and federal properties. mainly the federal court

still ahead baseball is back glenn look at the susan start. the green light-waiting for. salons, james getting back to business changes they are making to make sure they can stay open. >> hour when our special airs this saturday. >> looking live at oracle park where the giants began workouts today. not exactly spring training. >> 28 of 30 teams were back at it. my big worry coming into oracle park where was the willie mccovey statue outside the stadium? it is going to it was because major construction whatever it takes to get loose. the new bullpen nice in centerfield. when it comes to greed and big business is from incipit think that will be fence. with the owners they are not scared of anything officially if i make money. there will be people in the stands. on his have already said that is what they want pics today the mlb now set up 3100 people test 38 back positive. 31 of them players. today. had an excused accident absent. >> we see the next hour. >> testing will continue, right vernon? it's been all the time multiple times. c major-league spot announcing today the 2

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happening today the glenn park b.a.r.t. station becomes the latest station to stop selling those paper tickets. that means that clipper card only, the 13th station to do so. only nine stations, mostly in contra costa county, still have paper tickets. let's get a look at the forecast. a lot of people walking to b.a.r.t. today, kari. what will the weather give them today? >>> our typical pattern, a jacket in the morning and short sleeves in the afternoon. a few clouds to start this morning in san jose. a nice temperature trend that will keep us comfortable throughout the morning. you can see it warming up by early in the afternoon. we'll be at 82 degrees at 1:00. a look at all of our microclimates with some 90s in the forecast for some of our inland areas. we'll stay in the 50s and 60s right along the coastline. mike, what's the issue for drivers heading out the door? >>> right now the issues have mostly cleared. an issue in fremont there's still a crash. you see green sensors everywhere except the altamont. 84 through liverm