ed rollins and michael goodwin joined me after the break.tay with us for primetime ratings for the national left wing media. the one to a been lying to their audiences for a few years or more. they are extraordinary coverage on russian collusion. turning out to be completely fake. let's take a quick look at how that works in the ratings this week. 8:00 p.m. fox's tucker carlson beating anderson cooper by a modest margin. chris hayes as well. sean hannity dominating the night p.m. hour. higher than cnn chris. rachel maddow really, really got very tired of that act. at 10:00 p.m., fox's laura ingram winning against the anti-trump duo of don lemon and lawrence o'donnell. two bright souls, certainly getting clobbered. unprecedented donnybrook. kim fox back by left-wing billionaire dropping all charges against jesse small at. donating $4 million by the way to support fox back in 2006. a little outraging of his own over the years. chicago police eddie johnson. the fbi investigating why jussie smollett charges were dropped. i think we know why. don

news 0 reward is being to help solve a killing that occurred almost two years ago. 22-year-old alex goodwin was an aspiring rapper, shot to death august 18, 2016. police in berkeley were called to his home that night where he died. investigators believe the killer directly targeted goodwin and there are people out there that have information about the case. police are hoping anyone that knows even a small piece of information will come forward. it could provide the break they need to solve the crime. >>> san francisco police are investigating a case of vandalism ofmost beautiful parks with symbols of hate. as we reported, swastikas left in the heart of san francisco. >> reporter: dozens of swastikas, white paint on red bricks >> we were out with the dog and we saw these swastikas painted all over the pedestrian parkway, going all the way through the park pretty much. >> reporter: the site of this symbol is a painful reminder of evil in the world days before the jewish holiday passover is set to begin this coming friday. >> it is like the ultimate symbol of evil. for somebody to, you know, d

david: michael goodwin, ed rollins, great to see you both.nk you very much. >>> deputy attorney general rosenstein heading for the commit doors at the department of justice. judicial watch's tom finton joins me with more right after these quick messages. david: welcome back, everyone. i'm david asman sitting in for lou dobbs. some headlines we're look at tonight islamic state leader al baghdadi resurfacing in a new video for the first time in nearly five years. he states that the easter bombings in sri lanka were retaliation for his group's defeat in syria. pentagon officials say the office of director national intelligence is analyzing the video. former deputy attorney general sally yates, and obama administration holdover fired by president trump for refusing to enforce his travel ban is now weighing in on obstruction. >> been a prosecutor for nearly 30 years, and i can tell you, i personally prosecuted obstruction cases on far far less evidence than this. and yes, i believe if he were not the president of the united states, he would likely

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goodwin was just 22 years old when he was killed year-old painted on his house at mabel and burnett streets in berkeley honor the late musician and also reminds his grandmother and sister about that terrible night every day this is initially the police department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case, the goodwin family has urged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000 i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>then berkeley has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. someone come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or retribution. we're hoping that this increase for amounts wall. the people come forward. >>we made it. our job to make sure that he's not another unsolved murder. >>just another number another homicide, an

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. >>> 22-year-old alex goodwin, an aspiring rapper was shot to death august 18, 2016. police were called to his home that night and detectives believe the killer directly targeted goodwin and there are people that know something about this case. they are hoping anyone that has even a small detail of information will come forward to help provide the break needed to solve the crime. >>> san francisco police are looking for whoever painted swastikas around buena vista park on the red bricks and sidewalks at the park there. crews power washed and painted over the nim bolls of symbols offense hate. it is a reminder of all the evil in the world, especially with the start of passover this friday, officials say. >> it is like the ultimate symbol of evil. for somebody to destroy a public park, really, it just has no place here, especially in this neighborhood. >> reporter: nvestigators say there are many surveillance cameras in that neighborhood. they are asking people that live nearby to check their videos to see if they recorded anyone painting the sidewalks or even carrying

it is believed the killer directly knew goodwin and that the people know about this case. police are hoping someone will come forward with anything that could provide information needed to solve the crime. >>> a color coded health inspection placard system will include food trucks. community health officials say over the next few weeks they will be conducting regular health inspections of mobile food facilities. they will post green, yellow, white or red placards on the vehicles to signify the results of the inspection. red indicates closure due to major 48 hours violations. yellow means the business owner was able to fix major health violations. green means no problems or minimal problems were found. >>> santa rosa fire officials say an alert garbage truck driver likely saved the life of a man that climbed inside a dumpster. the driver picked up trash at an in-n-out burger which he dropped from the dumpster into the back of his truck. when the driver made his next stop he heard someone shouting and found the injured man in the loaded dumpster. officials say the man was no

goodwin was just 22 years old when he was killed year-old painted on his house at mabel and burnett streetseley honor the late musician and also reminds his grandmother and sister about that terrible night every day this is initially the police department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case, the goodwin family has urged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000. i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>that has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. someone come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or tr this increase for amounts wall. the people come forward. >>we made it. our job to make sure that he's not another unsolved murder. >>just another number another homicide, another cold case we've made it. our duty to m

>>goodwin was just 22 years old when he was killed year-old painted on his house at mabel and burnetteets in berkeley honor the late musician and also reminds his grandmother and sister about that terrible night every day month. >>this is initially the police department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case. >>the goodwin family has urged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000. i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>that has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. someone come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or retribution. we're hoping that this increase for out so well. the people come forward. >>we made it. our job to make sure that he's not another unsolved murder. >>just another number another homici

to goodwin to. begin featuring. just. squash. you know i wish then you should say let me stop i believe what i'm doing ok you know it's your funeral. critic. of the united states. political. men they know. another child victim charlie rowley meets with russia's ambassador to the u.k. seeking to find out more about the nerve agent attack that killed his partner. charlie and his brother to contact us is precisely the fact that they haven't been able to receive anything from the british authorities. ukraine prepares for a second round of presidential elections after a comedian with no political experience wins the first round getting almost twice as many votes as his nearest rival the current ukrainian leader. as spain struggles with an influx of illegal migrants and people smuggler reveals how the gangs are cashing in on the crisis. hard to get up to speed in the morn.

the goodwin family has urged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000. i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>that has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. someone come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or retribution. we're hoping that this increase for out so well. the people come forward. >>we've made it. our job to make sure that he's not another unsolved murder. >>just another number another homicide, another cold case we've made it. our duty to make sure that someone seeks justice and justice means an arrest. >>in berkeley felecia all kron 4 news. its 9.34 a developing story civil rights attorney john burris has filed a lawsuit in connection to an incident at the chase center where they're building the new warriors stadium. >>a noose was found on a constr

we've had more shootings in this county then some states have had collectively to goodwin to this website began featuring comments about gold his family the sheriff mike carona squash. you know we should stop when you should send a letter to stop and believe what i'm doing ok you know it's your funeral. p.b.s. and critics do this house. i snuck out of the united states. into russia. political. men they know bad wolf. bernie made a fatter army and said if you don't buy into my ponzi scheme on going to shoot my gonna. even though the body scan was well known to be a ponzi schemer yes you see it investigated bernie madoff the place twice before they finally busted him and they it was a well known ponzi scheme invested by well known people imagine bernie had an army now apply that to the u.s. dollar the u.s. dollar is a ponzi scheme why do people want the u.s. dollar because if they don't the u.s. military is said and they're obliterated whether it's iraqi or libya or some other place like this around and so that's what's going to set the new york times rightly so the u.s. dollar is worthless

support the brakes a deal that was cobbled together by jeremy prove it interesting times matthew goodwin there in london thank you very much. plenty most of the come for you on the news including on the move will have the story behind this major redeployment of forces loyal to libyan. militias multibillion dollar corruption scandal the former prime minister now cheaper us act takes to the stand. and in the sports news russell westbrook produces a game winning and history making performance in the n.b.a. . the nato secretary general u.n. stoltenberg is due to address the u.s. congress in the next few minutes his speech comes as the security lines marks its seventieth anniversary russia relations terrorism and the sharing of resources are on the agenda that's the scene live now at the u.s. congress now on tuesday mr stoltenberg met the u.s. president on from mr trump again pressured nato countries to increase their defense spending joining us live as our diplomatic editor james bays james hi there what do we think the key to.

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disenfranchised by the current state of british politics, we'll be speaking to the political scientist matthew goodwin — who recently co—authored a book called national populism. we'll be asking for his thoughts on what's next for brexit. that's at just after 7pm that's atjust after 7pm this evening. after bounty is find that we will talk of the applications for what this has around the country, including new mothers and children. we will be talking about that at about a quarter past 8pm. and we'll be looking at what's on all of tomorrow's front pages withjoe twyman, co—founder and director of deltapoll uk, and the uk correspondent for france 2a, benedicte paviot. that's the papers at 10.1i0pm and 11.30pm. stay with us for that. that's all ahead on bbc news. now it's time for sportsday. hello and welcome to sportsday. our main headlines this evening... can ian poulter keep up the british challenge as the masters in augusta reaches its second day? the rfu and saracens are unhappy with billy vunipola after he appears to support the homophobic stance of israel folau. unthinkable — will the 10—time champi

michael goodwin wrote the piece "new york post." good morning to you.s furious at the mueller report. furious at the tone and the content, furious at the makeup of the panel that robert mueller assembled as he calls them the group of angry democrats. i think there is a lot of backup for the president's concern in that report you read the language. it is extensively citing "the new york times," the "washington post" as the source of information or the source of information that leads to allegations that leads to an investigation. there is a real circular quality to the report with the media, with the democratic party. having said that, it is over. the president was not -- there was no finding of a crime in either case, obstruction or collusion. i think the president should view this as a gift and he should look at it that my lease on the oval office is renewed and he needs to make the most of it. >> bill: the other side. congressional dems can't help themselves and committed to keeping the impeachment flames burning and the 2020 candidates are acting tha

detectives say they believe the killer directly targeted goodwin and they believe there are people whohey are asking for anyone who knows anything to come forward. >>> police are looking for whoever painted swastikas on beno vista park. these are on the sidewalks at the park. crews were out power washing and painting over the symbols of hate yesterday. police say they do not know of any threats. people say seeing the nazi symbols is a painful reminder of the evil in the world and the start of pass over. >> it is truly the ultimate symbol of evil. for someone to destroy a public park with that symbol just has no place here. especially in this neighborhood. >>> investigators say there are many surveillance cameras in the neighborhood. they are asking those who live near the park to check the video. >>> the city council will demade a program for public schools. the oakland school district cut almost $22 million from the budget. today several council members are announcing a new resolution to raise money for schools to bring back funding for a justice program, foster youth case management

to help answer those questions is the political scientist professor matthew goodwin, who's the co—authorism — the revolt against liberal democracy". he joins us live from north london. the morning after the result i said to nigel farage the result has put you out of a job, he said he was happy that it had. maybe how wrong i was. what do you think is the future for his new party? you could argue that in some respects there has never been more potentialfor a populist anti—eu, anti—westminster party. i spend a lot of time looking at opinion polls and surveys. levers are very disillusioned. 0nly at opinion polls and surveys. levers are very disillusioned. only a small percentage think theresa may and the government are managing brexit well. and i think more generally what we can see is quite a strong antiestablishment mood running through britain's brexit debate. nigel farage probably fancies his chances at the european parliament elections next month. what do you think about whether there is going to bea think about whether there is going to be a backlash generally against the political cla

and it became very controversial, those are the cases of doris goodwin and jill abrahaabramson to distinguished writers. famous. both became involved in controversies because they do not want to get into who is right and who is wrong on this. they got into controversy over the way they handle their sources. as i was reading your books, i read the in notes of each book. i thought,. >> oh dear. >> no they were good. i thought, what precision, through all of these three books and if doris or jill has been as careful as you three, this would not have happened. i would like to hear your comments on this and discuss it a little. it is something that bothers me and i'm sure it bothers you too. >> should i take the customer. >> there is a whole studies in the kind of work i do which is now on the intersections of many different ways of thinking. it's about taking history, it's about thinking huge historical experiences that have been wiped from the record. it's about how to write figures and subjects that have been lost to history. all of these really very important questions about the status of eviden

department offered a $15,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and conviction in this case, the goodwinurged the department to add to the reward and this week, the city council approved increasing the money to $50,000 i think as a chewy and the lesson. >>that has stepped up. gave us is $50,000 a reward. maybe this might help. come forward officer, byron white says this is one of several cold cases for which the police department will be increasing the reward money in the near future as time goes on. >>the $15,000. to bring those people who are concerned about their safety. concerned about retaliation or retribution. we're hoping that this increase for amounts wall. the people come forward. >>we made it. >>just another number another homicide, another cold case we made it. our duty to make sure that someone seeks justice and justice means an arrest. >>in berkeley felipe that all kron 4 news. >>i ve actually feeling like spring here, but just a few 1000 miles of elevation and it is a winter wonderland and the spring snowstorm bringing people to the slopes the promise to rebuild the way pe

goodwin is a volunteer at the peninsula humane society in redwood city.s this cow lay a was her inspiration to try something new to help some of the shelter dogs find their forever home. >>december there was a. >>people namely and that was here and she had been here over 3 and a half years and one day i talk to myself what can i do to help play to get adopted and so i remembered a magazine spread that i saw shelter pit bulls wearing flower crowns and percent were gorgeous so i looked up the photographer online and she actually had a link suggesting that other people do it as well and she even had for photographing the dogs. so forward with the idea these are flowers for the dogs that were going to photograph today they're all says. made and selected for each dog individually. so each dog. i consider their color and the backdrop, i'm going use and their spirit. on the stand that up with linda and 2 other volunteers secure stunt. >>and morley. well it's it's very rewarding working with the dog and knowing that line really kind of part. piece of mgchinery th

let‘s get the thoughts now of matthew goodwin — professor of politics at the university of kent — whojoins you could argue that this extension? you could argue that this extension gives her a bit more room for manoeuvre, that the pressure, at least in the short term, is often she can get to the stalks the labour party that are ongoing today. but from the perspective of the conservative party, theresa may coming back with yet another extension is an even more diminished figure, someone who is almost certainly now going to face a renewed attempt to have her stand down and make way for somebody else. you look at the surveys, you look at the opinion polls, for the first time now, more conservative voters are saying they would like prime minister made to resign and step aside than those who would like her to stay in office. i think the question is when and not if. but what is the mechanism if tori mps or some sort, how do they do it? they have already had a go, she‘s safe but because they had a go at the end of last year. what is the mechanism? to that to change party rules? and theory, mrs mae

to introduce our panelists and by the way before i forget, this event is cosponsored by the john goodwin tower center for political studies and we are also in collaboration with the world affairs council of dallas-fort worth, president jim faulk. i also want to call out the editor of the project who is here with us tonight, molly turpin. are you here? it was a way. there you are, molly. >> [ applause ] >> our contributors on the panel tonight are peter baker, who is the chief white house correspondent at "the new york times." >> [ applause ] >> timothy naftali who teaches at nyu. frequent contributor to cnn. >> [ applause ] >> jon meacham is a pulitzer prize-winning and "new york times" best-selling historian. >> [ applause ] >> and our own jeffrey angle who is the founding director of the center for presidential history and just this month he was named the 2019 smu faculty member of the year by the students in residence life. >> that's big. >> [ applause ] >> tonight's event is moderated by someone who all of you in dallas know you've heard her voice many, many times, asks some of the m

here to explain, "new york post" columnist, fox news contributors michael goodwin. >> good morning.n of trump but here is what he should do. should take my advice, give an oval office address, that is humble and contrite and authentic in tone to try to heal the nation, and ask the american people for a second chance to be their president. i said, hell will freeze over first. first of all, the president may give an oval office address but it will not be humble, it will not be contrite, nor should it be because he was proved correct. he was proved innocent by this report. and he was outrageously framed by members of the obama administration, the fbi, and the justice department, so why should he be contrite? i think we need to do is get to the bottom of how all this happened. steve: if that is true. if you are right and he was outrageously framed by his political enemies including people in the obama administration, if that's true, that he's the political scanned of america's history. >> right. i think the mull per report is an important end because try to test the alternative. suppose

we chose goodwins really terrific biography on the white house years when they had all those interesting people including winston churchill living on the second floor of the white house to help them get through the war years. his lowest score was economic management. and pursuing equal justice for all. in second place was george washington, scoring 1's and 2's. his single lowest score, and the folks in mount vernon have been working hard to help us understand us is equal justice for all. and the top winner in our survey and every survey ever done is abraham lincoln. the top score was 1000 and abraham lincoln got a score of 907. he had a terrific rating on every single one except for relations with congress where he scored a 9. who are the bottom five? with on the other end of the spectrum? john tyler is number 39. our biographer does argue that he has redeeming qualities. i invite you to read that chapter. [laughter] the man who ended up not having a party but managed to establish the presidential succession because it was not written into the constitution. number 40, warren harding. he

an- no less light than doris kearns goodwin said that, "moyers should write the book, because all of those blanks even in caro's work can be filled in by bill moyers." and when i read why you won't write a book about lbj pr i was toucheessionally and personally for why you said you won't do it. would you tell people why youon't? - there were so many reasons i can't beure i'm remembering the one that you are referring to. there were many reasons, many reasons. first of alli the thief of his confidence. i spent hours, hours with the man alone, on the campaign trail, in those first 12 months of our time in the white house, and he never believed that anything he said to me, whether he was drunk or sober would become public. and secondly i lived the experience but i don't remember it that well. because there were so many things coming at me. i was telling my really good friends here this morning thatushen i left the white i put all my files in 100 boxes we moved them to the brookings institute and then on up to new york when i was publisher of the newspaper. i never opened them after 25 y

pulitzer prize-winning author, doris goodwin.orrespondent keir simmons is with us this level. >> the level of pulitzer prize winning historic power on the panel right now. >> the star wars. >> you been precedented. >> why not be in a bar? >> isaacisaacson is. >> sum up this moment in history, after hearing the president talk literally out of three sides of his mouth in one minute or less. the family separation policy, a lot of people will look like -- i think history will look on this as a real black mark on this country. ivanka trump called it a low point in this presidency and the lowest point for her in this presidency. yet, the president is now lying, saying a different president came up with the policy, but it works. what's history going to look back at this moment like? >> well, everybody understands that this is something donald trump believes in. even in the clip, even in the 40 seconds you just showed, he said, i believe in this policy. i believe separation of family stops people from coming in. otherwise, they think it

. >> chief goodwin agrees.tments doing background checks and thoroughly investigating officers before they are hired, something he says his department already does. >> things are getting kind of set aside that is not fair to the people who pay our salaries which are the citizens of our cities. >> reporter: usa today network published a list of more than 30,000 officers in 44 states who have been decertified or banned from being an officer in their state. they hope the searchable database will be able to help identify dangerous officers. david said the article is not accurate and places me in a false light. usa today network says he is commissioned and working in ohio as a paid part timer. >> incredible investigation. thank you. also, a reminder of the public service that journalism can play. >> you would have thought that amsterdam, ohio, might have called just to get a recommendation. >> the way you would if you were hiring a nanny or a gardner, basic stuff. >> you were going to give me a recommendation for a

and it became very controversial, those are the cases of doris goodwin and jill abrahaabramson to distinguishedwriters. famous. both became involved in controversies because they do not want to get into who is right and who is wrong on this. they got into controversy over the way they handle their sources. as i was reading your books, i read the in notes of each book. i thought,. >> oh dear. >> no they were good. i thought, what precision, through all of these three books and if doris or jill has been as careful as you three, this would not have happened. i would like to hear your comments on this and discuss it a little. it is something that bothers me and i'm sure it bothers you too. >> should i take the customer. >> there is a whole studies in the kind of work i do which is now on the intersections of many different ways of thinking. it's about taking history, it's about thinking huge historical experiences that have been wiped from the record. it's about how to write figures and subjects that have been lost to history. all of these really very important questions about the status of evidenc

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a die dichotomy there is for my next guest selling compound, "new york times" columnist, michael goodwinht now, taking a look all this stuff that is happening. you and i were chatting during the break, michael about joe biden coming in the race and the message and i thought it was, for joe biden unusually dark but having said that we were saying the keys on the left and right to victors who won among republicans and democrats in the past, it is usually uplifting or promising message but what do you make of that? >> look, i mean that is generally what especially the swing voters want. they want to know you're on their side. they want to know you support generally the problems and idea they support but they also want to believe in you. they want to trust you. they want to know what your values are, not just what your policies are, and i believe that, that hope giving people hope for the future is quintessentially an american trait. this idea that your children will have a better life than you do. i mean that is essentially i think what generations of presidents have gone to the bank on tho

. >> bill: did you see michael goodwin's post this morning? free. i will read two from it. donald trump is now free to be present without the cloud that has hovered over him. no president has ever survived something like this. this is not the end of russia, russia, russia. they can't let go because they have put all of their rags and the rotten basket. they will do all that they can to delay the inevitable. they must get back to governing. they will find themselves in the political wilderness." you saw it, you read it. >> that is my point about let them walk the plank. if they want to continue to make this the only issue they have, which is what they have really done for two years, let them. but the white house shouldn't engage in that. particularly the president, the tweet this morning. move beyond it. there was no collusion. nothing to bring on obstruction. stick to those facts and move beyond. i think there are three key things that i learned yesterday from the mueller report. we all have something to worry about with russia. they have alwa