. >> greg martin is a renowned firearms dealer. museum of the american west in los angeles. so, it was pretty innovative, what colt did. >> extremely innovative. there were other attempts at revolving firearms made, but colt was the first practical invention that really made it so you could use it. >> what does it mean, single action? >> a single action means that, when you want to activate the gun and turn the cylinder, you pull the hammer back, and the cylinder will turn. >> ready to fire. >> ready to fire. >> one of the first to take advantage of colt's revolver -- the u.s. military during the mexican-american war in 1846. >> this is the largest handgun made at the time, and it weighs 4 1/2 pounds. okay. >> oh, my gosh. it's as heavy as a rifle. >> the next evolution, this is a standard model that was used in the civil war. >> that's a big piece of history. >> and which they made approximately 250,000. >> then, in 1873, colt adds a self-contained metallic cartridge to his new single action army model, nicknamed the "peacemaker."

compared to diversity, your safety meant nothing to them.ar we reached out to greg martin, the faa'sa would ever use totally irrelevant criteria such as whao people look like in order to hire for a job as vital as air traffic control. we couldn't get an answer. we also asked the acting faa administrator daniel ewell to come on this show and explain exactly what was going on and why, he was too cowardly to appear. the previous administrator michael huerta, the one who originally signed off on the policy, he's also a coward. but we are going to keep pushing until we get an answer. in the meantime we are joined by former air traffic controllerra michael pearson, who is also a lawyer and is suing the faa over all of this. welcome back to the show. >> thanks for having me on. >> tucker: i want to be certain i didn't misstate that. the biographical screen, devised unthobama administration for the reasons i explained, was created by a company that admitted that it was not the right way to find the most talented air traffic controllers but the faa kept it in anyway, is that correct? >> that'

nazenin ansari, iain martin, greg katz and stefanie bolzen, thank you all very much.th temperatures reaching the mid to upper 20s. in the day ahead, different weather so i hope you make the most of the blue skies. few showers on sunday compared to recent days. the day ahead brings cloud. high pressure to the north of us, low pressure to the south. a little further and that we now on we're not worried about the showers for the time being. a chance of the north north—easterly flow coming into the uk and that, for monday morning, will drag a lot low cloud in from the north sea. patchy fog around as well. around ten to 14 degrees to start your day to northern ireland, western scotland and wales and england starting the day with some sunny spells around the we have cloud could drizzly and places. for many central and eastern parts of the uk, that cloud will hold on through the day. you will not get to see the sunshine. a few spots in south—east england. south—west and wales sunny spells, the odd heavy afternoon shower and many other stride. northern ireland and western sco

nazenin ansari, iain martin, greg katz and stefanie bolzen, thank you all very much. far. some splashes of rain into the afternoon and with sunshine further north as temperatures rise, we could see some storms develop. best of the sunday sunshine is from southern parts of northern england down through the rest of england and wales on the further south you are, quite warm. 27 degrees, morning showers in devon and cornwall clearing away. the western grampians amber southern highlands, we could see some torrential downpours and thunder. damp and great across southern scotland, the very far north of england. 0ne southern scotland, the very far north of england. one or two showers could break out elsewhere in northern england with isolated one through england and wales. most places will finish the day dry. mist and low cloud over the north east of scotla nd and low cloud over the north east of scotland and eastern coasts of england and that will be the dominant weather story as the cloud rolls in off the north sea. clearer clouts to the west and temperatures for most in do

policy, worked for former president bush, former chief of staff and kevin martin, chair of fcc during the bush administration 2009 and gregaher, former aide to speaker john boehner and katie harbath used to work for the republican senatorial committee. these are people you might call establishment republican, not necessarily trump republicans but meeting with the republican leaders to talk about the concerns. twitter, we don't know if they sent anybody they won't respond to our requests. facebook has not responded to request for comment but the meeting is take place. >> someone is going to return a caught. adam, has facebook responded to the accusations that they said right away, no, that's not the case? >> not that they said no, that's not the case. remember diamond and silk and mark zuckerberg i believe apologized for that. they have the algorithms that weed out stories deemed inappropriate or harmful for the, quote, community. so these are the kinds of things people are worried about. there was the incident which conservative news stories were weeded out from the facebook, i forget what they call it, the news feed two

greg katz, of the news agency the associated press. stefanie bolzen from the german newspaper, die welt the. iranian writer nazenin ansari and iain martin, columnist with the british ‘paper, the times. there's an old joke that the united kingdom and the united states are two nations divided by a common language. but whether you say ‘a—loo—min—um' and i say aluminium, a 10% tariff on imports of that and 25% on imports of steel, is not a friendly gesture. on friday, donald trump's administration imposed the duties, saying negotiations with the european union, canada and mexico hadn't made enough progress in the two months since he first threatened tariffs on foreign metals. the french said it was "illegal", the british called it "absurd", and justin trudeau, canada's pm, looked hurt. stephanie, the european commissioner responsible for responding to this said it wasn't so much a trade war asa said it wasn't so much a trade war as a dangerous game, but how seriously are they taking it in brussels? they take it very seriously and the reactions coming up seriously and the reactions coming up from brussels at the end of the week, they were qu

greg katz, of the news agency the associated press. stefanie bolzen from the german newspaper, die welt the. iranian writer nazenin ansari and iain martined by a common language. but whether you say ‘a—loo—min—um' and i say aluminium, a 10% tariff on imports of that and 25% on imports of steel, is not a friendly gesture. on friday, donald trump's administration imposed the duties, saying negotiations with the european union, canada and mexico hadn't made enough progress in the two months since he first threatened tariffs on foreign metals. the french said it was "illegal", the british called it "absurd", and justin trudeau, canada's pm, looked hurt. stephanie, the european commissioner responsible for responding to this said it wasn't so much a trade

martin landau in mission impossible. he's got to go somewhere. he is a russian agent. >> dana: say cia or something. >> gregink he works for the russians. >> donna: national man of mystery. i think the beard is very becoming. politics sometimes is not so becoming. i actually did watch. it's better than watching soap operas in the middle of the day. the reason why i watched it is because underneath all the partisan rhetoric about that, we learned that once again we have an agency that has some dysfunction. whether you focus on those emails, texts, disgusting. i'm a former federal employee. disgusting. let's say. it's disgusting. whether you're saying those things about mr. trump or saying those things about mrs. clinton. they are not hired to text each other about their personal dislike of a particular candidate. that being said, the office of professional responsibility must now do their job and remove those who are still in the employ of the federal government. beyond that, i think this report tells us a lot about mr. comey state of mind, the fact that he was insubordinate. he believed he alone could deliv

greg richmond is the president ceo of the national association of charter school authorizers. martin west is an associate professor of education at the harvard graduate school of education. i now ask the witnesses to raise your right hand. do you solemnly swear and affirm the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth what the record reflect the witnesse answered in the affirmative let me briefly remind you of the system. when one is left delightful turn yellow. at that point i would ask that you wrap up your testimony. members each have five minutes to ask questions of the witnesses. you are recognized for five minutes. thank you for inviting me to discuss how we are providing opportunities in american schools. i'm the president and ceo of the alliance for public schools the name of the organization reflects a fundamental fact about the charter schools, charter schools are public schools they are open to all students with no admission requirements they are diverse in every sense something from every background and availability level

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