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this is the al gore bathroom. if there had then an assault on the house, they would have thrown him into this bathroom. there were no windows to the outside. bernie sanders began his campaign in this room. i don't endorse candidates, but i have known bernie for 30 years. when you are a liberal progressive there only 12 people that you know. i did talk radio from vermont. he was the only congressman from vermont. he was a regular on my show. we need to talk to each other. we feel lonely. it's january, 2015. i get a phone call. it's bernie sanders. i need a favor. he says can i have the house? this is senator sanders. i am thinking of running for president. i try not to laugh. he said, i am thinking of running for president. my house has a lot of political history. it's got all the boxes you would want to check if you run for president. im in the media and i don't endorse him. i promise the former owner it would always be open. i said to him, here's the deal. i don't endorse. i will move the furniture and put out wa

if you don't believe the accuracy that have the decency to wait for the us cbo's gore..b.o. don't pass this legislation before they put that out wet believe these are accurate from a group that has had years that accurately predicted the health kerry facts. devastating cuts. so many in so many states. and impartial orbiter the numbers are devastating representing millions ofec americans with for healthts care with higher costs for both food do they represent? and american family? if youit haven't a -- if you have a parent is a better signal that is paid for by medicaid a if this bill passes. to have a young son or daughter for the treatment they received if the bill passes. to give birth to a child. man we desperately needs help and that child life in many cases could be at risk. >> this is the poorest way of legislating to rush the bill through no cbo's gore. already some republican governors have spoken out with these provider groupsr have come about with the american cancer society their reach eight - - rating agencies to even'' more disruption that other all ec aid bills

republicans weren't concerned about how al gore got around.ong as he never got around to addressing his signature issue. i suspect democrats aren't bothered how trump cabinet secretaries get around as long as those cabinet officials never get around to fulfilling their mission on any issue. they're all the same. more intent on demagoguing an issue than solving the issue. they say democrats are heartless for slowing the growth of entitlements and the republicans call them sen trishts for not slowing the growth of anything. republicans throw xwrany off the cliff and democrats push us off the fiscal cliff. i don't know who's worse. they're both hypocrites. democrats for feigning concern for ket that didn't matter when they ran things. or republicans for doing the if anything on the same debt, now that they're running things. talk is cheap and so is manufactured outrage. this isn't about who's flying private, it's about never getting around to doing the important things that matter to the public. to us. to all of us. the folks who pay the bills. g

neck and neck, al gore and bush, al gore can't pull ahead of president bush in that area and they thinkt could be a real problem for us because pennsylvania was one of the possible states that president bush didn't end up winning but when they do the focus group a week before the election they ask the basic question, who would you rather go to prom with, george w. bush or al gore? and they said george w. bush because i would have a lot more fun and it would be great and she said that that's when she thought that there would probably lose. it was that likability factor. mark stein on tucker carlson's show had a really good point, the media did cover the email, partly because they were forced into it but "the new york times" did break the story. also, she is so protectable and president trump was not. human nature is to go and look for something that is new and interesting and so president trump benefited from that. the other thing she doesn't do in the book is admit that just a small bit of effort in wisconsin and michigan and, what's the other one? pennsylvania that that could eventuall

this is, however, is a gored, it is not inedible but yet quite decorative for your halloween, you know, parties and things of this nature. thinks a traditional orange pumpkin, okay, we know that. but now it is more bread for looks, and it doesn't necessarily make for the best delicious pies, but norman schultz, farm manager at linvilla orchard and resident pumpkin expert shared with us type of pumpkin that is most delicious and was actually created here in philadelphia. >> this is winter luxury. it has its outside netting which makes it, not as attractive as decorative pumpkin but if you make a pie, this is it, it was developed in philadelphia in, 1893. it will be the most creamy pumpkin that you will ever make if you take this home and cook witt. >> reporter: very different varieties of pumpkins are sold here at linvilla and they have cool names, obviously this little guy here, he is pokemon and, of course, we have winter luxury and that name, sounds so fantastic. the pie sounds so delicious, ladies that i'm almost, almost , inspired, to maybe bake but i think i'm going to have to do

she discusses her role, and her time, working for the clinton-gore white house, and how it differs from working in the white house today. >> omarosa manigault, let me begin with your name. what is the etymology? omarosa: my name is omarosa manigault, it means my beautiful child desired. my father named me. >> you grew up in ohio. >> one of four. omarosa: the youngest. two boys, two girls. my father was killed when i was seven. up until seven, i was in a two -parent home, and of course, that was shattered by senseless violence. happened -- host: what happened? my father was killed by a man who committed the most horrible act you could, in terms of taking a father from his four children and wife. very difficult time for my family. host: what do you remember about him? omarosa: he was funny. he had a certain swagger. but he could be very intensely serious and focused. host: and your mother? omarosa: my mother is very gracious, kind, the life of the party. she has a light about her. and a very devout christian. she was on advocate for education. she was actually going to school, university,

we think they're wrong based on this gore but we firmly believe that this tax plan would have an impact on economic growth. to pay down a hundred billion dollars. >> on the corporate side to share those overseas assets when they are repatriated to share that buyback. >> we have heard that numerous times. if that is a worst-case scenario they use that for the share buyback dividends they pay the tax we get another 20 percent tax on capital gains or dividends in the people that get that money back reinvest back into the economy with new investment and capital we're putting enticing rules into the system to entice people to invest capital over the next five years we're giving them a five year write-off. we know that money will be invested to drive economic growth, wages, and prosperity. >> but the tax plan will benefit the president and his family. >> it will benefit the middle class. the american taxpayers care what they take home and have to spend. that is what i care about. >> he said he will not benefit yet the way this is put together that people do care about. >> let me take you with

there was an intervention by hillary clinton and al gore and tipper gore.hey flew leon panetta to camp david and basically locked him in a cabin until he agreed-- until he said yes. jimmy carter, jimmy carter really thought he could run the white house by himself. it took him two and a half years to give ham jordan the title. presidents come in full of hubris, intoxicated by having won the election. they think they can run the white house-- sound familiar-- it never ends well. >> rose: here's the money question: what would you change if you were now chief of staff for donald trump? >> i would try to enforce a rule for the president and everyone else in the white house-- taste your words before you spit them out. or tweet them out. because the president's words make a big difference. they make a difference on the white house staff, the bureaucracy in the executive branch of government, congress, and the world. and so i would want discipline around the words that are spoken by the president, and subordinately, by anyone at the white house staff. and, actually

and is actually outselling al gore. nashville today. doctor, good morning to you. >> good morning, steve. steve: it shouldn't be surprise going have you two big powerful hurricanes in a row there are going to be some people who have said we have never had that before so it must be climate change. >> we knew this was going to happen i mean in terms of the hype. because, as you know, we have gone almost 12 years without a major hurricane hitting the united states. so we have got a nation of teenagers who virtually none of them ever remember hearing in the news of a major hurricane hitting the united states. when i say major i mean a category 3 or stronger. steve: so are you a climate denier? because it sounds like while those other people on the political left are saying, obviously, we have got to penalize climate deniers. you are saying human activity, as we have chatted before, may not be necessarily related to this. >> well, yes. frequently i am called a climate denier. i don't know why. i believe that some of the warm

al gore explained it one time. if the sun is making the water hot, and if they do not do the climate change where he works with the climate change and knows what should be done, if they don't do something about it, it is going to explode, and it will destroy the whole world. he said that is what is wrong. when the people die in michigan, it is the water. climate change is ruining the water. it is making it hot so it does not get cold. i think that is necessary like a lot of people were saying. we need to do something about climate change. host: thanks for the call. you can see in miami flooding is the concern into tomorrow evening through tuesday. this is the headline from the new york times. a 300 mile wide storm trains. on florida -- trains fury on florida. joining us is jennifer from north palm beach, florida. tell us where you are and what the last couple days have been like. caller: just a lot of people fleeing the area, flying out, if they can afford buying extremely expensive tickets. we have stayed put. i a

father, al gore sr.hink democrats would did nouns and force those types of people out of their party but instead, democrats did the complete opposite, especially when it comes to robert byrd, former klansman. hillary clinton, we've got the tape, praising him as her mento mentor. after he died. take a look. >> senator byrd was a man of surpassing eloquence and nobility. for my first day in the senate, i sought out his guidance and he was always generous with his time and his wisdom. i admired his tireless advocacy for his west virginia constituents. as secretary of state, i continue to rely on his advice and counsel. >> sean: a mentor? was she giving robert byrd a pass? he was in the ku klux klan. take a look at what robert byrd said to tony snow, back on fox news sunday in 2001. 16 years ago. take a look. >> white [bleep]. i have seen a lot of white [bleep] in my time. i don't use that word but we have all -- we just need to work together to make our country better. >> sean: pretty shocking. former klans

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spencer, give us some of the whoppers that al gore is spreading in his book. >> well, al gore's favorite it sound like it is due to us. rising sea level in miami beach. that is partly natural and it is partly because miami beach was built on reclaimed swamp land which is sinking just as fast as sea level has been rising for the last 150 years. so there is just all of these examples of things that he claims are because of humans when in fact these are all things that happen naturally. he claims there is more severe weather. there is no evidence of more severe weather. steve: dr. spencer, one of the things he says he got right was the 9/11 memorial would be flooded in new york city. and indeed it was. but, there is a big but here. >> there's a big but. that the reason for the flooding of the 9/11 memorial was due to the huge storm surge from sandy which would have happened with or without sea level rise. it wasn't due to sea level rise, which is what he claims would southern manhattan in the coming years. steve: doctor, you say there is middle ground when it comes to climate change because

don't realize that the koch brothers were part of the clip the organization that bill clinton and al gore set up and it's called a help fund they found they had their executives on their board of the d.l.c. not only did they help fund it so that's how bad the democrats have gotten i think . it's you know all big change comes from outside forces lincoln when he ran as a republican it was the abolitionists the anti slavery party they were only a regional party at that time and they got rid of the whigs and took over so it's time and if it's not this it's something else i think there's a lots of different groups on the left there's a revolution there's a brand new congress justice democrats there's draft bernie there's a green party there's a democratic socialist so i think if we all come together we know that bernie's positions were are supported by sixty percent of the country if not more and ninety two percent of the democrats so and still the most popular vote by far the most popular politician by far and the second most popular politician in the country's elizabeth warren who is the sec

martin says, let me introduce you to the al gore bathroom. so the secret service would have ifown him into this room something happened. bernie sanders began his campaign in this room. i have known him for 30 years. when you are a liberal progressive, you all know each other. radio in vermont. he was the only congressman from vermont. he would be a regular on my show. we feel lonely. we need to talk to each other. i get a phone call. i answered the phone. this is bernie. how are you? can i borrow the house? what for? this is the senator. he goes, i am thinking of running for president. i try not to laugh. -- the house has all the boxes if you want to run for president. but i am in the media. i don't endorse candidates. however my going to do this? but i promise to the owner. -- i promised the owner. i siad, -- said, i will move the furniture. and put out water. january of 2015. bernie stands in the dining room. the furniture was moved out. 150 people show up. people were standing in the kitchen. they came down from for much. it was unbelievab

the four murals would show an al-i gore i cal figure with a sense of realism. val can depicted in the mural and then blast furnaces. pennsylvania, iron, steel industry at the turn of the last century and provided over by the roman god of the forge. at the spirit of liberty has al-legore i cal -- pennsylvania as a bastian of religious freedom. science revealing the treasures of the earth and spirit of light has oil dereks with angels holding flames up above it. as you go up further you have a railing and then these large 8-foot tall windows that rise up. and the lantern which is about 270 feet in the air and has stars in the lantern. that's up where the commonwealth statue sits on top of the dome. >> most people ask about the green on the dome. they are actually red clay tiles but have what's called an empire green glaze. the entire roof line running up there is actually green tile. that's what joseph houston, he liked that instead of just having red terra cotta tile. >> we're in the senate chamber. three principal chambers in the building. 9 senator chamber is

the room was filled with uniforms, ss uniforms, goring, himmler, hess. various types. smart fascist uniforms. then these rather dowdy civilians from london and paris turn up. the crowds outside. the swastikas. i did not realise the munich conference took place in the absolute heart of nazism. there were all eternal flames. the grand reviewing area and so on. like a pagan city within a city. so to bring all of that alive, for me, that is a great pleasure of writing. we are up both of the post—war generation. the shadow of these events was so strong over us. the interpretation was so vivid, by our parents‘ generation. we are now almost creeping out of that shadow, beginning to be able to get it as human beings. we have this churchillian view of history. he was such a brilliant storyteller. a creative writer in a way, as well as prime minister. he has conditioned this whole island story of our. island story of ours. of course neville chamberlain was given a very poor part. i don't think without ‘38, without munich, there would not have been the glorious victories of 1940.

speak much louder than the mayor we're doing everything we can to halt the people of puerto rico her gore earlier he accused the mayor he wants everything to be done for them that is not sitting well with the mayor are those in puerto rico that still have no clean water or medical supplies the mayor responded that she will not be distracted by small commons, politics and petty issues. of course, all of this bubbles over three days after president trump is set to make his visit to puerto rico that could make for an uncomfortable trip. in the vice president now weighs in on the issue and said he has also been frustrated by the mayor and the comments. he says now was not a time for anybody to play politics but now focus on results. but now she says same thing about the trump administration but for those millions said in the dark i imagine they don't like the of political back-and-forth. they just want results on the ground. julie: with north korea the secretary of state confirm the u.s. has direct lines of communication at at --- communications how big a deal is that?. >> here is an importan

there is gothic gore in there. that and being scared out of your wits. actually, here's what you should do, see both of them and then tell me which you enjoyed the most. good plan, mark, back—to—back, with a bottle of gin to get me through it! i shouldn't advocate that, this might be on in the morning. we'll edit that bit, right? let's talk about the dvd. yeah, actually, blu—ray, shock treatment has come to blu—ray. shock treatment is the sequel to rocky horror. it was described as an equal, not prequel or sequel. when it first came out, it was pretty much ignored. it's a mess, no question about it. the creator said it's a mess because it started as one thing and turned out as another. what's really interesting is it's become incredibly prescient. it's about a world taken over by reality television. people thinking that they can solve all of their problems by going in sitting in a tv studio in taking part in a game show. the songs are fabulous, the dance routines are fabulous. when it came out, i thought this is a

meanwhile, last week, i don't know if you guys watched the show, i had former vice president al goreshow to promote his sequel to "an inconvenient truth," which is great news. it turns out there is still enough earth left to make a sequel. it's a great documentary about climate change that i suggest everyone check out. after all, there's no better way to show you care about the planet than sitting in a theater with the air conditioning blasting while drinking out of giant plastic cups. plus, during our interview, the former vice president unveiled an interesting marketing strategy for the documentary. >> we are going to win this. the only question is how long it will take. and to young people, in particular, i really recommend this movie as a date movie. ( laughter ) >> stephen: because? >> it's a hot date movie. it's an amazingly hot date movie. >> stephen: because if the end of the world's coming, you might as well hook up with me. ( laughter ) you've got to admit, that does make a great pickup line. so with that in mind, we at the "late show" want to offer anyone interested in fin

it's now in the gore point. we've made progress there.olid as it is every single morning. crash in lionville along 100 southbound has cleared. another chunk of 100 out of pottstown on the ramp to 422 eastbound there's a broken down vehicle partially blocking the ramp. the crash at county line road eastbound at walnut street has cleared. you're back in business there. >> we'll take you to a live look this is the area of dominican republic as hurricane irma closes in. the latest coming out in the last couple of hours is that the storm is west/northwest off the northern coast of the island, 95-mile an hours north of punta canna. you can see the waves are whipped up. the palm trees are going. the question will be what would be left once it skirts the dominican republic and other islands heading toward florida. >>> president trump flustered gop when he extended the death ceiling limit. the republicans were pushing to a longer extension to the debt limit. fios is not cable. we're a 100% fiber optic network. and with the new fios gigabit connect

closer somebody started to yell i try to see if it was a friendly face somebody who could help for gore looked into the face of old woman who seemed kind but when i looked her again she spat on me. now is a new student at central high i watch my presidential end governor open those same doors. those same students they are american heroes who courageously advance racial equality and as president trump has said racism is evil with no place in our country one of the highest achieving schools of arkansas is a testimony to how far we have come in the last 60 years from is not for president or his administration but there's work to do we need better schools to provide a safer and more prosperous future for every american so working to make america great again as actions continue to show and with that i will take your questions. >> the president has strong views about standing for the national anthem so given the response he has been given in the last 48 hours so does the president regrets at all to describe these players to take a knee as the sob who should be fired? to read this is about the

there are also highways, statues, other things that are dedicated to people like al gore sr., j.liam fulbright and george wallace. the left will lose their collective minds over the latest r latest attack against president trump, it's important to remember this in many ways is selective moral outrage, and more importantly, the end of the day issue is a distraction. this last election was about the forgotten men and women in this country. people on poverty. people on food stamps. and people that cannot find a job. as all these fights go on and all the undermining of the president continues, none of those people are being helped. that is a huge, huge shame to the american people. coming up, liberal hollywood elites unhirj hifrjed in their out of control hatred of the president. as our special edition of "lannity" continues. ostriches don't really stick their heads in the sand. a peanut is not a nut. and a real john deere... is actually real affordable. you learn something new every day. the surprisingly affordable john deere e series tractors. now you can own america's tractor for

senate republican leadership seems more interested in the next 12 days of calling a different topic gore issue altogether it relating to health insurance. that would take health insurance coverage away from of millions of americans including the state of illinois. day authorizing the chipnd program is a priority not only children and pregnant women across the country but also across the state we need to reauthorize beforehe september for the community health centers expires at the end of this month and a few days. community health centers have enjoyed decades of bipartisan support their ted thousand community help serve -- community health centers serve one out of every 10 children were the 330,000.ederal to receive $150 million of illegal funding over 1.3 million people. many i have been too many of i these locations but i have said with real cantor in honesty if i had issued i would enter the community health centers of my state with confidence they are outstanding organizations so of congress does not act within 12 days they will see if funding cut of 70% that would show that those wi

so it is neck and neck, gore and bush, and he cannot pull ahead, they think it's going to be a problemecause pennsylvania was one of the possible states that president bush did not win. but they focus group before the election, they ask the basic question, who would you rather go to prom with? into a person, they were like, -- george w. bush, i would have a lot more fun. and she said that that is when she thought that they would probably lose. and it was the likability factor. so it does get back to that. and on tucker carlson show, a really good point was brought up that the media covered the email story, just because they were forced into it, but "the new york times" broke the story. and also, she is so predictable. and president trump was not part of the human nature is to look for something that is new and interesting. president trump benefited from that. the other thing she does not do it all is admit that just a small bit of effort in wisconsin, michigan, and -- what's the other one? >> jesse: pennsylvania.pe >> dana: that that could have turned things around for her. but certain

jew to sing the high praises for us -- for our beloved pope and hoping he will partner up with al gorer i was watching the beachge on -- from palm and the debris in the street is a big problem before the electrical guys can do their thing and it occurred to me that the dreamers might want to create a pop-up support group of dreamers for florida and do whatever they can do in different places. the dreamers themselves as well as all of us. host: circle back to the pope. what specifically about his statement did you appreciate? caller: the entire thing, but politically, his savvy about reducing -- producing it today and looking at all the multiple dimensions of it, which is what makes it such a cap -- such a problem. i just want to encourage him and his team, he is a super empowered individual and he speaks with perfect human clarity and transformation. host: the previous caller said the pope's opinion on this matter was about the same as his. you think the pope carries a greater weight when it comes to this discussion? caller: i think he carries intech -- incredible weight because of his

we know that -- and i think i'm quoting al gore and leonardo decaprio here when i say it's existential the planet, judith curry. how could you even raise the question is it bad? what do you mean by that? >> well, i don't think anybody thinks it's existential threat to the planet who is seriously looking at this problem from an academic perspective. climate has always changed. whether warming is extrip sickly good or bad, that's a value judgment. there is a lot of uncertainty about what might happen, what are the impacts and whether they are bad or good. whether they are bad or good is fundamentally a value judgment. and some regions might benefit and some might be harmed. i mean, that's just part of the way weather and climate works. >> tucker: are you surprised to learn that al gore studied theology and not climate toggle in college? >> no. [laughter] >> tucker: and with that dr. judith curry, it is always great to see you. i hope you will come back any time. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> tucker: a big night at fox news tonight. sean hannity is our neighbor again. this time at 9:0

going up, i will remind them, they might want to contact vice president joe biden, vice president al gore, perhaps secretary john kerry, because they voted with president reagan to lower the zero.te to zero, as all.t to >> thank you very much. i appreciate it. >> ladies and gentlemen, thank you for being here, we are adjourned. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2017] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> c-span's "washington journal," live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. friday morning, a discussion on the budget and health care with douglas holds eakin. then, we talk about the current amount of federal aid needed for puerto rico. then, travel rules for public officials. be sure to watch "washington journal," live at 7:00 a.m. eastern friday morning. join the discussion. >> also in the morning, senator joni ernst will talk about the -- will talk at the center for strategic and international studies on c-span two. at the same time, the george washing

going up, i will remind them they might want to contact vice president joe biden, vice president al gore, or have secretary john kerry, because they voted with president reagan to lower that rate to zero, just as we are lowering the rate to zero as well. >> thank you. [laughter] >> ladies and gentlemen, aching for being here. we are adjourned. -- think you for being here. we are adjourned. >> c-span's washington journal live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up this morning, the discussion about republican efforts on tax reform, the budget, and health care. for puerto rican studies talks about the current amount of federal aid needed for puerto rico. and then travel rules for public officials. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live at 7:00 eastern every morning. join the discussion. >> also this morning, i was ernst will talk foreign policy at the center for strategic and international studies live at 9:00 a.m. eastern on c-span two. time, the george washington center for severs security holds its annual conference, looking at sector security policy

since then they have adopted and have run it even better than we did for gore should say that but we other nations commend to take advantage to take our jobs away and that total business tax rate is 60% higher than the average foreign competitor. we have surrendered the we are not surrendering any more. and to the framework to dramatically cut the tax rate so american companies and workers can keep our foreign competitors. [applause] if we reduce the corporate tax rate to no higher than 20% that is way down from 35 for 39. [applause] that is substantially below the average of other industrialized nations. this is a revolutionary change and with that everyday american workers has company start competing for american labor and wages go up at levels we have not seen in many years. >> a loyal american worker gets her when companies move to other countries but it is our wonderful workers to reap the rewards. as one of the most powerful leaders of the world. with those five major factories in the united states. [applause] and i said thank you very much and he said it is starting to happen

that's just part of the way weather and climate works. >> tucker: are you surprised to learn that al goreelimatology in college? >> no. [laughter] >> tucker: and with that, dr. judith curry, it is always great to see you. i hope you will come back any time. thank you. >> okay. thank you. >> tucker: a big night at fox news tonight. sean hannity is our neighbor again. this time at 9:00 p.m. eastern, which is about 5 minutes exactly from right now. be back in a second. we will see him. rer. where you can compare multiple quote options online and choose what's right for you. woah. flo and jamie here to see hqx. flo and jamie request entry. slovakia. triceratops. tapioca. racquetball. staccato. me llamo jamie. pumpernickel. pudding. employee: hey, guys! home quote explorer. it's home insurance made easy. password was "hey guys." today, smart planning is pushing the finger lakes forward. we're the number one dairy and apple producers in the eastern united states. supported by innovative packaging that extends the shelf life of foods. and infrastructure upgrades that help us share our produce wit

the feds say gore man tried to bribe campos.dn't say what gore man is accused of wanting in return, but they specified gor man was registered to lobby the legislature and represented clients before the prince george's county liquor board. earlier this year the feds charged former delegate campos and former delegate michael vaughn both with taking bribes. campos allegedly did so to steer grant money. vaughn selling votes on liquor bills. you may remember the feds raiding the liquor board last winter. part of their investigation into corruption of the board. in their court filings, the feds indicated the bribe gor man is accused of offering was $1,000. campos pleaded guilty to bribery sentencing not yet scheduled in that case. michael vaughn has pleaded not guilty. no response from matthew gor man's attorney. we can tell you he's scheduled to appear in court in greenbelt friday morning. back to you, leon. >> all right, thank you, scott. >>> all eyes on virginia. what to look for from the men who want to be governor there and what

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former chief of staff to vice presidents biden and gore, and former counsel to gore in the 2000 recount. ron klain, reporter for axis. and journalism ethics chair. welcome to all of you. let me start with you, jonathan. take us back to the weekend in may. it was a rainy weekend at bedminster, at the gulf club. there were other plans for that weekend. what ended up happening? >> the president was supposed to play golf with the australian golfer, greg norman. he went down by helicopter on thursday. it was a rare weekend where he did not have his chief of staff, reince priebus, or his chief strategist, steve bannon with him. it was just donald trump, jared, ivanka and steven miller. rainy weekend. he was stewing indoors over the weekend. venting about comey. now we learn that he worked with steven miller on what has been described variously as a rant, justifying his decision to fire james comey. >> joyce, let me talk a little bit about what happened in this letter. that don mcgahn, the white house counsel ended up seeing and reportedly thought it was problematic. what stands out to you abo

rate is going up, i'll remind them, they may want to contact the vice president, joe biden, vapt al gore. perhaps secretary john kerry because they voted with president reagan to lower that 11% rate to zero. just as we're lowering the 10% ate to zero as well. question. >> mr. chairman, thanks for joining us. appreciate it. thank you. [applause] mike: ladies and gentlemen, thank you very much for being here. we're adjourned. >> saturday, "book tv" has coverage of the 2017 baltimore book festival. starting at noon eastern, michael eric dyson discussing his book "fears we cannot stop," a seruman to white america." and 25 myths and misconceptions about transgender and nontransgender conforming people. -- "police violence against and -- >> watch our coverage of the 2017 baltimore book festival saturday starting at noon astern on c-span2's "book tv." >> this weekend on "american history tv" on c-span3 -- saturday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on lectures and history, university of virginia professor on the history of the civil war. >> the african-americans and former confederates have very different ta