>> i showed up and goodwin and sullivan came out, and i just about fainted.into the house, because i was terrified. >> what did they tell you is all about? >> i do not remember. i remember that i did not tell them anything. >> louis himself was continuing to confound the officers by not giving up his real name. >> we are very frustrated at that point, we saw one way to the jail as fast as possible. we wanted his fingerprints immediately, we wanted to know who he was, and and that did not occur. >> castro's fingerprints did not show up on any of the federal databases, even after a six hour interview, he did not crack. >> so, after the search warrant, after the trip, we came back to wichita partly happy because we had arrested lou castro. but we did still do not know who was at that. point >> so one castro pleaded guilty to i.d. fraud, and was sentenced to two years in federal prison, goodwin believe that was just a ploy to avoid much bigger his charges. really serious crimes over many years. he was determined to get to the truth. seven years after opening up h

let's speak now to matthew goodwin, professor of politics and international relations at the universityhave you with us. just give us your impressions of his neck what have you made of she sunak�*s speech here injunction earlier on today and what do you make of how his cabinet is shaping up make of how his cabinet is shaping up —— what have you made of rishi sunak�*s speech here in downing street? sunak's speech here in downing street? , , ., sunak's speech here in downing street? , , . ., street? this is a cabinet that reflects his _ street? this is a cabinet that reflects his work, _ street? this is a cabinet that reflects his work, his - street? this is a cabinet that reflects his work, his theme | street? this is a cabinet that i reflects his work, his theme of unity, he has brought in factions from different parts of the consummate party. he is pressing buttons which i think are actually important for the conservative party. he has talked abut his commitments to levelling up, to brexit, to issues like migration, defending britain bosman borders. all of those are important for a con

we will pick it up again matt goodwin, thank _ us. pick it up again matt - goodwin, thank you so much talking to us here. i did see that new york times talking about the four are ministers that the uk has had in recent years. both the white house and the uk foreign office have, in the last few hours, condemned the level of violence aimed at iranian protests following the death of mahsa amini who was detained by the morality police. it's now day 18 of the protests and despite the clamp down by security forces people are still taking to the streets in large numbers. a siege developed around sharif university of technology in tehran on sunday night and students who tried to leave through a nearby were chased by the security services. school protests are now spreading too. today in shiraz — a city in the south of the country, schoolgirls waved their head coverings in the air chanting "death to the dictator." let's speak to bbc persian's bahman kalbasi. thank you forjoining us. these scenes that are emerging from iran and also the latest w

. >> ladies and gentlemen, please join me in welcoming pete hegseth and david goodwin. [applause] >> welcome both. >> thank you very much. >> thank you all for being here, we appreciate it. quick biographical stuff. you were in the armed services about scuba player in high school, year career as a commentator and a news guy how did you and fox news? >> my first television appearance ever was on msnbc with chris matthews, i've never done tv before in my life in either marine buddy who had done tv twice, he was an expert. he told me he said leaned forward that was his first tip. it makes you look better stature, better posture, leaned forward and don't let the host cut you off. 46 times chris matthews cut me off. i was a newbie i did never anticipate i would go into tv, i ran a couple of that organizations when i came back from iraq and afghanistan one supporting the battlefield and the other fighting for reform. through that i did appearance at different places and a lot of it ended up being fox and a lot into the beam fox and friends and i'll never forget one day they s

more from kevin in a moment. but if i can just turn to sabine goodwin... hundreds of food banks across the country and have an understanding of how much pressure those most hard up are under at the moment. some research has been done by money transfers.com on the impact of the cost of living crisis on people's mental wellbeing, and they found 54% of adults they spoke to — in a survey of 2,000 people — are facing increasing anxiety because of rising bills. what are people saying to you? what our food bank members are saying is that it is increasing at a rate of knots in the situation is really untenable, both the people are struggling to afford food and for that food banks trying to afford them. there were a few insecurity crisis here in the uk before the pandemic, 43% reported food insecurity up to march 2020 but now our members are seeing normal people struggling, needing their help, more and more people needing regular support where they might have been able to get by with support once a month, also, and more and more people who have never needed the hel

but first, let's go to sabine goodwin.eds of food banks across the country, so you've got a very good understanding of how much pressure the most hard—up are under at the moment. some research has been done by moneytransfers.com on the impact of the cost—of—living crisis on people's mental wellbeing, and they've found that 54% of adults they spoke to — in a survey of 2,000 people — are facing increasing anxiety because of rising bills. so, what are people saying to you? sp, what ourfood bank members are saying is that so, what ourfood bank members are saying is that our need is increasing at a rate of knots at the moment and the situation is really untenable — both for people who are struggling to afford food and for the food banks who are trying to afford them. there were a few insecurity crises here in the uk well before the pandemic. 43% of households reported food insecurity up to march 2020. but now, our members are seeing more and more people struggling, needing their help, more and more people who are needing regula

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of -- we are devoting that to the households that they are living within, and yet, we work for the goodwin and he gives ourselves lodging and food or vittles and that's the way of things here, outside of that as i say, the governor or his assistant might assign labors accordingly. >> good day, thank you for coming to my house. so, i've been in the village for about seven years now, since the very beginning, and at the colony, i've been here through all of the trials that we've had, the first winter where we lost a great deal of people and famine here and these things. so we've had quite a bit of change over the years. i've lost some family here, but i've been married again and i've got four boys here now, so we've got quite a prospering happening in the last several years. >> it's been very busy. there's always something to do. we're just past the season now so we've got all of that work done so that means there's a little more time for resting. a little more time that i can spend with my husband, with my children, with my friends, but i spend some more of my day cooking now, and things ta

they said you've got to meet this guy david goodwin. got to shoot him an e-mail so i did shot him an e-mail and said i want to learn more, what you do? he shot me tons of information. he done a lot of writing and research on this topic and i reading and reading and i'm calling him, calling him too muchch i think, a regular basisi have a question, can this really be true, as is true? at one time i looked at my wife in my office and said, she runs byby the way, a lot of stuff on fox nation and he said with got to make a movie out of this, people need to know what is going on from john doing to the original pledge of allegiance to the salute, what the progressives did, the whole story and what david had done, it was a no-brainer so we got to work on the film and eventually the book but none of this happened without david goodwin and his expertise. [applause] >> i bet just about everyone in this audience has some miliary with this whole critical race theory being taught in our nation's schools today but what i found fascinating is right up

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david: michael goodwin from new york post.o see you thank you very much for being here appreciate it. coming up, america's supply chain crisis could be far from over. kelly o'grady is live from the port of los angeles. kelly? reporter: yeah, right. i mean, there were signs that the supply chain crisis was starting to let up, but now, there are a number of new dynamics that may threaten whether you get your holiday presents on time. we'll tell you more, after the break. moving forward with node- positive breast cancer is overwhelming. but i never just found my way; i made it. and did all i could to prevent recurrence. verzenio reduces the risk of recurrence of hr-positive, her2-negative, node-positive, early breast cancer with a high chance of returning,... as determined by your doctor when added to hormone therapy. hormone therapy works outside the cell... ...while verzenio works inside to help stop the growth of cancer cells. diarrhea is common, may be severe, or cause dehydration or infection. at the first sign, call your do

host of on the issues with michelle goodwin. podcast and author of the book, policing the womb and invisible woman and the criminalization of motherhood. also i'm, a former republican congressman from -- is also an msnbc political analyst. always good to see you, both michelle. i will start with you. this is about power. we know this is about power, i don't even know that we can call it hypocrisy because hypocrisy has always been pretty clear. they want this ride to be available to them, it is others who they want to talk. talk about the power play, that this is. both at the micro and the macro level? >> well this is also historical power play. and the hypocrisy goes back to the time of antebellum slavery in the united states. thomas jefferson had children by sally humans. a woman who would be enslaved, that it took to paris when she was 13 years old and he kept his children enslaved. and so when you look at these kind of histories of power that are associated with subordinating reproductive freedom. it is a long legacy in our c

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the draft emancipation proclamation to his cabinet, you know you famously heard with doris kearns goodwin. this was a team of rivals a very strong cabinet that he put together very intelligent very connected men and he got a diversity of opinions on the emancipation proclamation some forts some against it some were completely against black equality, but they realized the proclamation was an important wartime measure so a real diversity of views on it at the end. it was president lincoln's decision to make he goes in and tells them that he had had a conversation with god about this. so that's i think you see a growing religiousness if that's a word with abraham lincoln over time as an early man early youth in new salem. he was seen as the village atheists sometimes even but you see this kind of coming to terms with god over time and certainly by the time of emancipation proclamation and the second ago. you see see a very religious man. so civil war is over lee has surrendered. of course. there's still some mopping up operations in the west. but essentially the war is over. there's great ju

back spend a few minutes with kelly goodwin. she cares about the people she is serving. >> >> [ speaking non-english ] >> reporter: she cares because t wasn't too long ago that she was was one of the people being ser. the people being served. >> i was homeless for 19 years.t gets depressing. if the worst tg if the worst thing anybody could could ever imagine. >> reporter: i first met kelly months ago when she was living out of her minivan. >> there's not enough beds. >> reporter: while we were talking that day, her own paperwork was moving through ths the county's office of supportig housing. >> here we go. >> reporter: you are about to see what happens next. >> driving home. >> reporter: what is it like to be able to say that? >> brings tears to my eyes. can i go home? let's go home. >> reporter: after almost two decades on the streets, kelly and her dog are g indoors. >> come on. >> reporter: the governor studio studio apartment in willow glen. glen. we were not allowed to film inside the building, but ky the building, but kel

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the most important documents from the cities past preserved, historian goodwin lits, takes us into the vault. here we see the original plan of the minster tower from the 15th century. the drawing is on parchment. a church in the coffee style with space for 20000 people. at the time, own had barely half that many residence, but the burgers of the city wanted a really imposing judge and paid for it themselves. this momentous dick rose the smith here in oil. i know they are the residence of whom wanted to really be charge gold. so they built one enormous parish. church in a town, only had one parish church in and it had to be enormous in and call. and of course, a launch church also needs a large tower. when, when voided, the people of all wanted it to symbolized that power and wealth ian. the minster was originally planned as a catholic church, and the intention was to place a statue of the virgin mary on top of the spire. however, this plan was abandoned when home became protestant in the 16th century. thus india mostly these are the lists from 1530 in recording. the votes of the male c

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laura goodwin investigates.ark to start a wildfire that can spread for miles and rage for days but with climate changing and land becoming drier, it's providing the perfect conditions for wildfires to blaze and even in traditionally cooler parts of the world, wildfires are becoming more unpredictable. clouds are dominating the skyline today but back in the summer, it was very different. it had been particularly dry and this piece of moorland in west calderjust outside of edinburgh burned for three days. it took 60 firefighters and 12 appliances to eventually bring it under control. doctor tom smith is a wildfire expert. i believe you're at the site of a summer grassland fire in scotland which is very unusual. fires normally occur in the spring, when the heather fuels have dried out and become available to burn before they green up and contain lots of moisture. it usually stops the fires from happening in the summer in scotland. but what you've seen is that the grasses got so dry that they were available to burn

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with free lunch when you me, but glad to, we'll have to reinvent some, as long as you're virtually goodwin, i'm just like us from late earlier 3 where and also to leave those months left. russia can, i mean you, can, you, when you're 20 at the motion with doable floor the shuttle would work with leverage with the global display of break? ah, who is the aggressor today? i'm authorizing the disco strong sanctions today. russia is the country with the most sanctions imposed against it. a number that's constantly growing, but i think you just missed a call soon as you speak on your senior, mostly my number and in all imports of russian oil and gas, new g i g with the literature. where, where did you have regarding joe, by imposing these sanctions on russia, you know, has destroyed the american economy. so there's your boomerang. ah, i don't see this conflict as being one over values. that's not to say that there might not be differences in values between elements of the us population or elements of the u. s. leadership and elements of the russian population in russian leadership. there may wel

that should get to meet this guy david goodwin. he runs thehe association. shoot them an email. e-mail. so i did. i shot him an email and the sub want to learn more. what do you guys do? he shot me tons of information. he already had a lot of writing and research on this topic and i kept reading it and reading it, calling him, calling him too much of think like over on a regular basis. david i the question of doubt this? is this true? is this true? i remember looking at my wife sitting in my office and said, she runs by the a lot of the livestock -- stuff on fox nation and said we have to make a movie out of this. people need to know what is going on from john dewey to the original pledge of allegiance, which we needed to do that to the bellamy salute to what the progressive did another use prohibition, the whole story. what they would have done and it done it was a no-brainer so we got to work on the film and then eventually the book. bnone of this happens without david goodwin in the research and expertise he brings. >> now, i bet the just about everyone in this audience has n

the result. luna supported here are sounding, i'll beat optimistic that they will win in the ronald goodwin, isn't it, isn't the bulls were wrong? and that was the nato cannot be underestimated. visible sonata is no contesting the results as he had suggested he might. instead, he had reason to celebrate his political party has become the number one force in congress. what he believes that his 2nd term is now only 28 days away. oh said to me, i recognized that many people feel their standard of living as full. and now he will show them with greater emphasis that we recognize are spending power has diminished, but also show that our economy is recovering well. the most of this already divisive election could become even more divisive in the coming weeks present. both so narrow is really questioning the capacity of the electoral justice and of electro electronic system to work properly. and so to give him what he believes, that the only acceptable result that his this is victory resilience now face another 3 weeks of in is campaigning in election which the outcome is even more and 2nd and the

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so we got to work on the film and eventually the book but not enough this happened without david goodwin and the research and expertise he brings. [applause] i bet just about everyone in this audience has now some familiarity with this whole critical race theory being taught in the nation's schools today about what i found fascinating in the book is right out front the two of you make the point that's a very recent tip of the iceberg's problem is as much as a hundred-years-old, so one of you please explain that. >> we started in march of 2020 if you remember before it went front and center interest early on we were thinking the story needs to bein told in the early part of the 20th century because nobody has told the story but as we went a long history was unfolding in front of us and the schools were deeply involved in. pretty soon it was a ycollaborative product where pee was writing the parts that deal with contemporary issues of the day. no sooner he gets through with his work that i researched and columbia university than the frankfurt school shows up and he had a lot better grasp o

none happened without david goodwin and expertise and research he brings to the book. some flairty and the two of you makes a point that that's just a very recent tip of the iceberg and this problem is as much as 100 years scold one of you explain that. >> well, it is. what's an amazing part of the story, the development of the book and we started in march of 2020. if you remember, it's before crt went front and center and it was before the george floyd riots and going along, history was unfolding in front of us and which schools were deeply involved and pete kept coming back with what about this?s? i had this personality on tv today and parts of the book and emperor of the day and the work i re-semperred in columbia university and the -- researched in columbia and the frankfurt school showed up and as a whole, i think the work was really prove den issue and something that wouldn't have come together had it not been the time and place and the partnership. >> yeah, the progressives had the targeting of our youngest minds on their mind from the very beginning. they knew

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. >> john goodwin is with the metropolitan transportation commission. >> all bridge volumes particularlyridge are running 90 to 95% of pre-pandemic levels but carpool volume is somewhere between 50 and 70%. >> jesse used to pick people up prior to the pandemic. >> i saved at least half an hour on my commute every day. >> i hear anecdotally that casual carpooling is creeping back to life but because it is casual carpooling we don't really have any statistics. >> we wanted to see for ourselves so i spent the morning at a popular pickup spot in oakland. there are many cars passing by but i have no idea whether they are here to pick somebody up or just getting from point a to point b. there are no signs indicating a pickup spot. drivers and passengers simply have to rely on each other to be here. i just spoke with a couple of women who say they have colleagues use the casual carpool service prior to the pandemic and they said the pickup location is here across the street. your im again waiting but it is a -- here i am again waiting but there are cars pulling up, slowing down. i have no idea

. >> goodwin's, the second founding. let's insert in their the role of the united states supreme court and actually limiting the 14th amendment. >> i want to say two things about the reconstruction, three things. number one, greats, grapes, should have done that in the first place.en note slavery and equality for all, voting rights for men, not women just men because even at the time they were still sexist. and that's the point, right? even after a war you fight over equality of the people who get to write the amendments granting freedom to the formally enslaved race are still white guys. still, even at that moment did not go and ask the formally enslaved people or the free black people but they did not ask me think about this way they didn't ask what the memo she read that gay people freedom, why wouldn't you ask them questions i would have i would have let him write the thing. lest you think this is not important issue imagine the kinds of rights the 13th, 14th, 15th amendments might have conferred had they actually as