for glenn. i was concerned here i am writing about a subject very close to this man's heart the first of i wanted him to know i was working on this trading into territory he had been on 25 years ago. is spent the day with him in new york and he was terrific. he shared interviews he had done, tapes of his interviews, letters he had gone after the book came out with stories about glenn he could not using his book but i could follow up with on my own. then i tried to interview as many minor and majorly teammates as i could. great books written about baseball in the seventies. it was fun to read all of those in newspaper writing was terrific back then. especially california where he played. i was try to immerse myself in the time. i am writing about. i was listening to disco the whole time i was writing the book and working that into the story. tremendous dancer in the best disco dancer on the team. writing nonfiction the research is by far the most important part of the book, more important than th

glenn: thank you.eat to be hosted by fan. let's hear for local bookstores. let's here for book stall. i am especially grateful to my friend norman for serving as the interviewer for this event. i got to interview norman myself last july, so we are turning the tables here, having the designer, artist, craftsman interview the historian, critic, curator the other way around. we will see how it goes. a good way to start would be to say those values of simplicity, honesty, and cleverness were rightly included in your bio. it pretty much nails the heart of what american craft is all about. i'm going to show a few images to get us started before having a conversation with norman about the book and this will only be about 10 or 12 minutes. here's the cover of the book. it features two pictures. the one on the left you probably know -- it is paul revere, the great revolutionary hero and silversmith. and the famous painting that is in the boston museum of fine arts. on the right, we see an image you may not know

glenn: thanks for having me., everyone is seeing some green shoots, and in the u.k., we called them out. we called them out in germany. every time there is some news that comes out, there is some hope that new vaccinations are possible, that we will learn about johnson & johnson being rolled out today, it is a great thing to hear. but this they race between the number of infections that are still spreading throughout the world and the vaccines. we just hope that governments and pharmaceutical companies together can work really fast, get those vaccines into people's arms as quickly as possible, and that will help make people safe to travel, and hopefully bring back some amount of travel back in the summer. alix: is this basically guy just really wanting to go on vacation soon? would guy be eight better off buying a ticket now and then with a cancellation policy to really put down some money? how are people looking? glenn: what is the great things about booking.com -- this is a free option. book it up so you have i

glenn: more of the latter.ill be a transitory burst in inflation, i don't expect a crisis is a result of this. i do think it puts at risk other fiscal agendas president biden might have. whether it's infrastructure, training initiatives to help workers prepare for new the new economy. all of that can be put at risk. tom: pre--- jonathan: pre-pandemic we lived in a world that was shallow growth and extended cycles. low inflation. not the inflation to worry about. is there anything in this bill that disrupts the existing trend for the pandemic coming out of the pandemic? glenn: i do think we could be on the verge of much better productivity growth going forward which will see a better growth rate in this bill and what follows on is the combination of excessive spending in some areas and tax increases to pay for it to limit that. that's what we will hear about. jonathan: the last cycle is so long and so shallow and i'm trying to understand as we move through this one quickly in financial markets and we see that sn

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host: glenn? quite interesting to see the media treatment of silverman. there's actually three parts. part one is a lengthy and technical discussion of libel law where he thinks the other judges on the panel are wrong. in that he applies the analysis and all of the classic libel doctrines. he said my colleagues got this wrong. if we are going to keep expanding the protections of new york times the sullivan -- versus sullivan, we should scrap it. he goes on to discuss that. and the reference to clarence thomas's argument that the sullivan case is inconsistent with the original understanding of the first amendment is -- the framer certainly had nothing like that in mind. but that's a lot of constitutional law. the third part, the talk of the media, it is unusual to see this in judicial pages. and it's fairly crude. the point i think he's making, for sullivan to the media monoculture is that sullivan was premised on the notion that we have this robust public debate. proof would be found. and because

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ok let's go back to glenn here but one of the things that many of the things i've noticed in looking at the idea of the great recession build back better is that we lose a number of things or these ideas are against think now the following they really have no use for the nation state they have no use for borders they have no use for the family they have no use for gender and even redefining what identity is ok these half the country at least in the united states would have no clue what you're talking about but the elites are telling you these are good things to get rid of that's going to be a hard sell it will be a hard sell in europe to go ahead. and i guess that's why it's important well the problem with this whole thing is technology. well the political if the kind of running with it without this is a live debate because. we want to keep in mind what neoliberal economics is it is largely in the past we've always had a capitalism which tries to balance market efficiency with social responsibility is obviously the political left the finest social responsibility you know redistributi

glenn, so many things to get to with you. i'm glad you're here.ndish one. as i understand powell, the trump lawyer who was carrying on about these voting machines and this -- these conspiracies has said in her response in trying to get a case against her dismissed, she said no reasonable person would conclude that the statements she made were truly statements of fact. what legal defense is that? i lied to you and you're an idiot to have believed me? >> that's a really poor defense. it's kind of like if you defend yourself in a murder trial by saying, i kind of killed the guy. that's not a winning defense. and you know what gives me a chuckle about this story, ali? i have to be honest. now that dominion is suing fox, who was one of fox's star guests over and over and over again on the issue of election fraud, the election being stolen, the election being rigged? it was sidney powell who has now admitted in her own defamation suit that nobody should've credited her statements. let me tell you, that puts fox in a real trick bag when they have to deci

1st these politicians who are parading in the sense are more people yeah we're going to get to that glenn greenwald responding to the whole congressional testimony and they were basically it was jack dorsey mark zuckerberg and people from google who were also testifying and they were basically being brought. rated for not censoring enough on line right i think if i think that's the whole thing but i think he was basically ignoring the politician the and doing other stuff and taking care of some business and treating them as trivial minion the for the powers idiocracy in america as he rightfully should and i guess the block clock is really the emerging truth you know time magazine called the truth machine and it's showing the truth about american politicians that they're full of hot air they have nothing to say they still everyone's money they collect taxes they spend it on them so they try to mess up information and they kill people overseas in the name of foreign policy and they're all expendable and they're all oh i'm going to be made irrelevant quite simply because i think jack dorsey

same minister wants free speech of a certain kind but his red line and his anti semitism got it ok glenn i suspect you see it a little differently. yeah you know i certainly agree that words can hurt i grew up as a gay kid in ronald reagan's america when the moral majority was in its ascent then the only discussion of homosexuality was in connection with a fatal disease in the middle of an aids kind of eck i think it was the only jewish person in my neighborhood i was more exotic for that reason still i live in brazil where i had an interracial marriage with a man who is a member of congress of a socialist party and were often targeted in those a vicious way by all kinds of attacks but if you look at the nurnberg trials what makes what the nazis did so horrific and historically evil was not the words that used to talk about jews it was the actual extermination the actual gas chambers they constructed and i think when you look at the a question you have of the poll cites not just how much words can hurt but also how much censorship can you damage and i think the example that got me excite

should some views be kept out of the public sphere joining me to debate this are from rio de janeiro glenn greenwald an independent journalist on substract and the author of the book no place to hide edward snowden the n.s.a. and the u.s. surveillance state and from london i'm joined by yes me an alibi brown she's a columnist and professor of journalism at middlesex university thank you both for joining me on front yes i mean let me start with you what do you see as the biggest threat to free speech currently today in democracies around the world. well i have to answer your question but i tell it saying i have never believed in absolute free speech i absolutely believe that words can hurt words can incapacitate it i think if you use words carefully censorship is something done by the powerful usually governments but at the moment probably the the big tex. and i certainly feel that our government's response is deeply hypocritical and actually quite sinister. but i don't believe in absolute free speech i think words hurt. me understand what you mean when you say you don't believe in absolute

crossed out rules in effect that means you can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it ok glenn let me go to you in oslo build back better the how the great reset as i said in my introduction these sound very nice they don't sound threatening here but the more you kind of dig into it and the way it's being applied in some ways you could make the argument that neo liberalism is it is mutating because it's the form that is existed when say before the election of trump before break breaks it was suffering illegitimacy and they're trying to. you know put new wine in old bottles something like that but the biggest problem for me is that when i look at the all the things that they're going to apply it to there is that singular thing that's missing democracy is that anybody going to vote for any of this because this professional manager real class they think they know everything they think they know the kind of for him in the last 60 years they've created only chaos and wealth for themselves my opinion go ahead learn well you're going to. build better. they are not the same they are no

joining me now, pulitzer prize-winning journalist glenn greenwald.n to what happened today? >> it was hard to watch, laura. i don't know how much of it he watched, but it was five plus hours, and i watched from start to finish. i think i must be masochistic. it was essentially nothing more than what you just showed, which is every other member as a democrat not just demanding the political avenues enemies be removed from the internet, but threatening overtly if they don't immediately start censoring, they are going to be legislatively punished, they are going to take action against them. most republicans, you said, were complaining the censorship is aimed at conservatives, which is partially true, there is a lot of censorship aimed at them, but there is censorship aimed at everybody. it was really bizarre to watch a panel of state officials try and commandeer the power that these companies have over our political speech to demand they censor in accordance with their political agenda or else face punishment. >> laura: well, i think for most people wat

jody teaches english and theater at willow glenn high school. got her first dose wednesday and says over the past year she's really missed her kids. >> i haven't been in the same air space as any of my students since march 13. i want to hug my kids. i really do. >> reporter: the superintendent released a statement saying reaching this milestone in such a short amount of time is evidence of what is possible when state and local agencies work towards a common goal. this gives teachers five weeks to get both doses and wait for full vaccine to take effect. grand reopening for san jose unified is set for april 21. in a couple hours, we are expecting governor newsom to sign his plan to open schools sooner rather than later in order to receive funding. the virtual ceremony is set to happen. >>> santa cruz will wrap up teacher vaccinations. roughly 5,000k through 12 teachers who want the vaccine would have at least one dose offered by today. with a majority vaccinated nearly all schools will resume in class instruction by mid april. last check, nearly t

it's one of the things nobody really knows, but we're hopeful. >> glenn, what are we seeing on pricingtels? is that starting to come up as demand rises and people book again, or are they still really good deals out there >> there definitely are deals out there, but i would certainly urge, and i would say this any time, but it's true, book now. the great thing is so much of today's inventory is cancelable. you go to booking.com and you're looking to do something in the summer, get the booking now and if you want to cancel, you can cancel and it's free i do see prices going in some places, and we've seen airfares going up, too, for the summer. people want to travel. everybody is just anxious to get their lives back to the way it used to be i would say go out there, book it now, if you have to cancel, you cancel >> glenn, is what your website service offers is frankly lower because the main sites are offering such big discounts, anyway >> the suppliers are desperate for demand right now travel is down so much the suppliers, when they need more demand, they come to someone like us because

joining us now, glenn kirschner, former federal prosecutor and msnbc legal analyst.nn, this is really a striking filing by the prosecutors, about these two assassination ambitions of this guy. one, congresswoman. the other, a capitol police officer, who he wants to track down and find and enlist people in trying to find that capitol police officer. to assassinate that capitol police officer. this same person is asking to, let me out of -- of -- of jail while i'm awaiting trial. i'm not a danger to anyone. >> and the good news is he remains behind bars, at this moment. and given the filing from the federal prosecutors, i'm fairly confident, lawrence, he will remain behind bars pending trial. but, you know, this really does frame what we heard from donald trump. donald trump says that, you know, my supporters, that they were hugging and kissing the police when, perhaps, donald trump misspoke. they were really hanging and killing the police or at least aspiring to. so, you know, but -- i -- i hope, lawrence, that we don't lose sight of the forest for the conspiratorial

. >> is this anything you have ever seen before, glenn? >> you know, i have seen exactly this, steph, when i was prosecuting murder cases in d.c., when we had high-profile cases, here's what we would do, we would actually execute an affidavit ourselves as the prosecutor and we would have that filed in the civil case asking the judge to delay or stay the civil proceedings until the conclusion of the criminal trial, because we wanted to avoid this exact problem. getting this information into the public square and having it make jury selection all the more difficult. >> glenn, i want you to stay with us. shaq, thank you. >>> and let's turn to washington, d.c., where two men have spent the first of what could be many, many nights in prison after being charged with assaulting capitol hill police officer brian sicknick, who later today. tom winter is covering this for us. tom, this riot was two months ago. why did it take so long to get to these guys? >> stephanie, i have the exact same question and we're able to dig up the search warrant, which

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glenn greenwald. you. >> thanks, tucker. >> tucker: well, it was quite an experience yesterday being the very first target in the pentagon's new operation silence the talk show host. friends called us in concern. "are you guys all right?" and for a minute, we will concede we were almost rattled. if the woke generals treat us like they treat the taliban, we will be fine. 20 years later, the taliban are still here. maybe if we promise the pentagon we will change gender on our show. they send us billions and hundred dollar bills, they have done that before, that might kick-start our struggling opium poppy business. something to think about. anyway, we are fine. so thank you for the concern. well, on january 6th, the capitol police officer shot and killed an unarmed woman called ashli babbitt. why did he do that? perhaps it was the right thing to do, perhaps it wasn't. we still haven't seen the results of the investigation. tonight, the attorney representing ashli babbitt's t family has been looking into

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glenn, thanks so much for coming on.on't think this is necessarily debate about vaccines or this vaccine or medicine, even. there is a civil liberties component to all of this that hasn't gotten a lot of attention. how do you see it? >> there's been a civil liberties component to the covid debate from the very beginning. obviously, there have been extreme debates about free speech. now, you are not permitted to question the efficacy of masks, whereas a year ago, if you had gone online and said that you should wear masks, you probably would have been banned because the consensus of the time was that you shouldn't. but there was a very consistent message for the first 4-5 months, which was anyone who doesn't stay-at-home, stay-at-home, is essentially killing grandma, sociopathic lee, risking the lives of older citizens, and then suddenly, in may, when george floyd was killed by the minneapolis police and there was this huge protest movement all over america, suddenly the exact opposite message rained down, which is now it

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john glenn, economic secretary to the treasury. we will be following this story. talk to the u.k. treasury select committee chair. in the meantime in the u.s. we have oil inventory numbers up. weekly gasoline stockpiles fell the most since 1990. weekly stockpiles rose the most since 1982 as part of the aftermath of a deep-freeze in texas. let us get insight from ed morris. good to see you. it has been a wild. you had a great report that we will get to about the super cycle. i want to get your take on the deep-freeze and the numbers we are getting and when we can expect demand and production to level out. ed: it will take a while, we have most of the production back online and a big increase in crude oil. and we do not have most of the refining back online, it takes longer and it is more complicated to start up a refinery than it is in oil production. so we have this massive drop that was anticipated on the product side. that drop is going to increase margins as it already has. it is kind of sustainable for a while, which will increase demand for crude oil as a ref

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john glenn. [applause] [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2021] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> a subcommittee looks at building projects for the veteran affairs apartment. listen on the free c-span radio app. host: common up, george mason university law school professor talks about the recent russian cyber attack on u.s. networks. the washington center for equitable growth on efforts to raise the minimum wage in the economic impact. host: good morning, this is the washington journal. the senate will meet at 9:00 to resume work on the covid relief package with work on that expected through the weekend. follow along on c-span two, c-span.org, listen on the free c-span radio app. when it comes to statewide covid restrictions, do you think they should be kept in place,

longer periods of time than the current options now a big setback for the company however is its new glenn rocket program the launch date for its massive reusable rocket had been 2020 the company now admits that new glenn won't be launching until at least the 4th quarter of 2022 are let's move to virgin galactic as of december of last year the company landed a major contract with nasa virgin galactic has been selected to provide regular access to flights for nasa payloads as the space agency conducts more research and development and plans for future exploratory missions but virgin galactic has also had some big setbacks to its space ship to some. orbital vehicle the company says it is delaying the next test flight of that vehicle by more than 2 months to address technical issues in addition part of a revamped flight test program will postpone flights of space tourists until at least 2022 and then there is space x. arguably the best known and so far most successful private space company in fact just last week in the space x. falcon 9 rocket launched a new batch of 60 starlink internet sate

rules in effect that music can jump in anytime you want and i always appreciate it i mean let's go to glenn 1st and. the by did ministration using media as telegraph the administration is considering some cyber attacks in one form or another against russia remarkably they're telling the world they're going to do this here why is this a bad idea as i said in my introduction because i think there's a law of unintended consequences if we start down this path go ahead. well it's their craziest story and for many reasons like 1st the u.s. government has leaked to the media that it's launching a secret attack on iraqi government ever think about again if it is if it is secret i tell abroad and the reason is because russia haas probably attacked them again probably not in the clear evidence. and it will it again is probably it behind a cyber attack against the u.s. again this is also very strange term mikasa. teaching as the cyber warfare and all for a few years and it is actually her calling to confuse this topics is not they're referring to cyber espionage and a cyber attack is very different it

great reset has no humanitarian end to it i mean it has glenn was describing it it's. let let's just brink take humans out of the equation altogether it will be kind of created by robotics an artificial intelligence and governance telling people what to do and that's why this this vision that underlies the great reset is one that is very anti humane and is unlikely to generate any great popular in susie essman but there's no question that the victory of biden in the u.s. election has been a massive shot in the arm for the doublespeak a because they are very concerned about 1 the dissolution of the globalist model suddenly which trump national sovereignty was coming back i mean they had problems already with russia. and china and basically pursued their own national agenda biden is explicitly say no no you know we we need to pursue this a globalist agenda and i think that's a big shot in the eye for the davos proof but ultimately it still says he how do you generate any kind of popular support for a movement that is so anti human. in clan and the same time here need me