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franken made these comments today and in time did say some things that did catch some people off gourd a bit. he then disputed some of the claims against him but at the end said he was going to resign because he wanted this to not be about him and that the minnesota voters that put him here deserve better. i got to tell you the reaction here has been resounding. no more so than the female members that we have spoken here to today. we caught up with d.c. delegate eleanor holmes norton and virginia congressman barbara comstock. both of them have been vocal about this in recent weeks and today reacted to this new brightest stars of the democratic party, tonight has fallen. >> the democrats sometimes painfully have stepped forward. conyers longest serving member of congress and said he's got to go. the democratic senators have said the same thing about al franken even though most of what he did was before he even became a senator. so, it seems to me a new standard has been set. >> i think the focus right now needs to be much more on what can we do to right things for the victims. if some

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i want to play something trey goupt gou gow gowdyhad to say. take a's listen. >> set up ready to go. last minute, he can't come fuss. he's going to come next week. i'll be shock fundamental he comes next week. a little surprise fundamental he's still an employee of the fbi this time next week. >> a little bit surprised if he's still an employ of the fbi next bea next week. number two, clear civil servant. what is he talking about? >> i don't know. i think the attacks on the fbi are deeply disturbing. the only reason republicans are attacking the fbi, they're getting desperate special counsel mueller's investigation is getting closer to the very top of our federal government in terms of criminal activity or possible collusion. >> when matt, another republican colleague, says he's calling on mueller to be fired, wants him, others to join him. is that posturing or do you take that threat seriously? >> i take it seriously. keep in mind, watergate, no one is above the law. fbi director wray and rod rosenstein came to the judiciary committee, testifi

why don't gou to led lights. we heard you intend to but why not buy a couple thousand bulbs and start changing them immediately. vision zero is not complete without that kind of thing. thank you. >> thank you. do i have any more public commenters on the director's report? yes, sir, please stand up and approach the podium. okay. no? okay. thank you. >>> seeing none. public comment is closed. >> the clerk: item eight the council report i do not see a chair here so we'll move to item nine general public comment. it's time for members of the public to address the board under jurisdiction of the mta board of directors but not on the agenda. we have two speaker cards. >> sleexcellent. two minutes. >> i bought my medallion for $250,000. that was in july in 2017. i used live in palmdale because the rent is $1300 i went to gilroy to live and the rent $2,800. because the rent is high i [indiscernible] after that i go back to the bank and they took my medallion away. after paying $145,000. i sandy over there she said we are

. >> we condemn in the strongest possible terms this ee green gous display of hatred, bigotry and violenceny sides, on many sides. >> there's no way to defend the neonazis. >> but donald trump did. he defended them. he said there were fine people among those people who were chanting you will not replace us. >> jews will not replace us. he said among that group of young men who said jews will not replace us there were fine people. do you think there were fine people in that group? >> those folks that provide cover for people who are invested in the confederacy, neonazis, white supremacists, those folks reject the constitution. they reject equality as one of the basic tenants of america. >> one of the reasons donald trump cannot properly respond to what was an obvious, you know, proper response from an american president is the people in his government. who's writing the talking points that he was looking down and reading from? he has people like steven miller claimed as a mentee by richard spend ser who was spencer, he had steven bannon who read breitbart.com where they self-describe as the

. >> sunday on c-span's q & a, gou gordon wood and his book "friends divided." >> adams was a israelrealist, h not believe that all men are created equal, he believed that all men are created unequal. he did not believe in american exceptionalism. that we americans are no better than any other country. and jefferson -- we're all born equal and the differences that emerge are due to different experien experiences, different environmentalists. th that's why education was so important to us americans and that's why it was so important to jefferson. >> professor and historian gordon wood sunday night on c-span. >>> the senate judiciary committee held a confirmation hearing last month for a group of president trump's nominees. a good part of the first hour was spent discussing the company's blue slip policy and it's application to a nominee in this hearing. in this blue slip process, the president's nominees submit forms or blue slips of paper to initiate the nominee's confirmation process. initially if senators don't turn in their forms to senator leadership, they do not receive confirmation he