richard goodwin being a speechwriter, one of his top speechwriters and goodwin actually a historian who who worked with the administration. but but the term is meant to capture idea that the country can do better than it did even in good times. and we could be a great society. not only have a strong economy, may and not only have a social safety net, but start to help the people who year in and year out struggled. whether that included people who were living in poverty, whether it was black americans and it was a very ambitious concept. it was also like his new deal, his fair deal. you know, presidents have terms and he thought it was important to bring this all together in something that voters could understand in the speech goes incredibly well and that term becomes really the framework through which we understand and understood at the time. a lot of what he was trying to achieve. so we've talked about the warren commission, the clean air act and the tax cut bill. were there other executive orders or major legislation that passed in those early months that we should know about? i thin

they kind of -- i believe goodwin describes it, they led him off a cliff, and they did.h, hay a did. charlie: after they had all agreed in principle to the deal. and let's not forget, this is the collusion. we spent how many years talking about freaking collusion, and it was all these exact same democrats who are now colluding with zelenskyy on this very issue who were attacking and, ultimately, impeached president trump about collusion. peter: is collusion not a rare earth mineral? charlie: yeah, exactly. [laughter] rachel: well, peen while, democrat -- meanwhile, democrat mayors are set to to testify on wednesday. boston mayor michelle wu, new york city mayor eric add adams a, denver mayor mike johnson and chicago mayor brandon johnson. here is governor maura a healey of new york, she says as a former law enforcement official if you care about a law enforcement, the best way to secure the safety and well-being of our state, our nation is for local are, state and federal law enforcement to work together. so it seems to me you shouldn't be threatening to bring, what was

john goodwin knows firsthand. i'm a retired park ranger with the national park service. i work 27 years at various parks. he says he couldn't sit on the sidelines. we need to stop this nonsense. we need to hire back the people that were fired, not only national park service, but every federal government employee that's lost their job in the past six weeks. they need to be rehired. there's so much puni supporters were passionate. they shared their message as they marched toward fort mason. these national parks belong to everybody. you know, we need to fight for it. in san francisco, christie smith, nbc bay area news. the protest could also be seen at yosemite park today as well. signs were posted in front of the park's webcams. one read stand up for public land and the people who protect it. another urged people to call their local lawmakers. this comes a week after park rangers at yosemite hung up an upside down american flag atop el capitan. it happened as thousands visited the park to witnes firefall, a spectacle that happens when the setting sun illuminates horsetail

the stories are broken by michael goodwin of the "new york post."e meeting trump zelensky met with anti- trump democrats. who advised him to reject the terms of the mineral deal, that the present offered according to center chris murphy. this guy is the loathsome reprobate from connecticut. he is a cancer in the body politic. he's costly on cable tv trashing trump, trashing elon musk, just trashing every single time that he possibly can. just finished a meeting with president zelenskyy here in washington. this is what murphy posted. confirm the ukrainian people will not support a fake peace agreement. putin gets everything he wants, there are no security arrangements for ukraine. murphy's office posted that at 11:15 a.m. on friday. just an hour before zelensky was meeting with president trump. and then murphy attach a picture of zelensky at a conference table with murphy seated on the opposite side. the purpose of the meeting was to sign the mineral agreement he and trump represented have negotiated. this was supposed to be a formality. he twice ref

i'm chris goodwin with department of archives and history. we're continuing our afternoon session in the c-span room with the pulitzer on road award winning biographies panel featuring journalist turned telling the true stories of two men who sparked revolutions, luther king jr and george floyd. we'll hear from our authors then open floor to questions from you all at the microphone here in the center of the room. and if you've not already done so, please your phones. our moderator is kelly hernandez, professor of history, african-american studies and urban planning at ucla, where she holds the thomas endowed chair in history and is director of the ralph bunche center for african-american studies, named a macarthur fellow in 2019, professor lytle hernandez is also a member of the society of american, the american academy of arts sciences and the pulitzer prizes. wonderful. thank you very much. good afternoon, everybody oh, i like group. okay, so welcome, everyone before we begin, i want take a minute to welcome marjorie miller and pamela casey

i'm chris goodwin with department of archives and history. we're continuing our afternoon

matt goodwin starts right now. now i'll also be joined tonight by my top panel columnist and former mep , patrick o'flynn and former mep, patrick o'flynn and founder of novara media, aaron bastani. as ever, let me know your views at gbnews.com/yoursay or hit me up on x at goodwin mj. but now it's time for the news bulletin with sam francis. >> matt, thank you very much and good evening to you. just after 8:00, the top story tonight, the justice secretary is calling for new sentencing guidance to be reversed tonight, warning it risks a two tier justice from april. judges will be advised to consider a defendant's ethnicity, culture or faith when deciding punishment, along with factors like age and pregnancy. labour's shabana mahmood insists there will be no differential treatment before the law, and says she's writing to the sentencing council to push for a reversal. campaigners, meanwhile, have welcomed guidance urging courts to avoid jailing pregnant women. the sentencing council says tailored sentences do reduce r

matt goodwin starts right now. now i'll also be joined tonight by my top panel columnist and former mep , patrick o'flynn and former mep, patrick o'flynn and founder of novara media, aaron bastani. as ever, let me know your views at gbnews.com/yoursay or hit me up on x at goodwin mj. but now it's time for the news bulletin with sam francis. >> matt, thank you very much and good evening to you. just after 8:00, the top story tonight, the justice secretary is calling for new sentencing guidance to be reversed tonight, warning it risks a two tier justice from april. judges will be advised to consider a defendant's ethnicity, culture or faith when deciding punishment, along with factors like age and pregnancy. labour's shabana mahmood insists there will be no differential treatment before the law, and says she's writing to the sentencing council to push for a reversal. campaigners, meanwhile, have welcomed guidance urging courts to avoid jailing pregnant women. the sentencing council says tailored sentences do reduce r

meet me on x at goodwin mj.t i'm joined now by author and human rights activist ayaan hirsi ali, who has been documenting what's happening in western societies more closely than many other people. thank you, ian, forjoining us now. many people out there tonight will be reading about this two tier justice will be reading about this two tierjustice system, will be reading about this two tier justice system, wondering how on earth any civilised society can allow this kind of imbalanced approach to justice to take place. and they'll be asking this central question, i think. how on earth has this happened and what's behind it? >> it's ideological. and i think that ages ago, when you had jeremy corbyn, he was very transparent about what he wanted to do and where he wanted to take the labour party. but there's this mind virus of wokeism that has infected the labour party. and with keir starmer and others, they were able to present themselves to voters as a safe pair of hands that can be trusted and then, meanwhile, use

and of course on x at goodwin mj. first let's get to the news with aaron armstrong. >> very good evening to you. aaron armstrong here with the latest headlines was only one place to start. and that is the white house because donald trump and volodymyr zelenskyy have and volodymyr zelenskyy have clashed in a bad tempered meeting. donald trump has called ukraine's president disrespectful, warning volodymyr zelenskyy he's gambling with world war iii. what had been seen as a crucial meeting for ukraine to obtain security guarantees as part of any deal to end the war with russia, quickly descended into a shouting match, with trump telling zelenskyy you either make a deal or we are out. trump continued by telling the continued by telling the ukrainian president he�*s in no position to dictate that it will position to dictate that it will be very hard to do business like this and that he should be thankful. trump has since posted on social media that zelenskyy is not ready for peace, but he can come back when he is. >> in a