edgar hoover and ask him to stay on as leader of the fbi. hoover used jack kennedy's relationship with inga arvad to ensure his own continued performance as director of the fbi. >> whats the importance of the inga and jfk story? >> i didn't believe that john kennedy would have been president of the united states without having known inga arvad because of three different things. first, inga arvad gave him the confidence to pursue a political career. he always cared about world affairs and wanted to go into politics but understood that number -- always being compared unfavorably within the family to his older brother. kathleen kennedy saids was heresy to suggest that jack was better than joe junior at anything. inga said that's nonsense. i can tell you as somebody who has been on the world stage you have everything it takes to be president of the united states ever that it whatow wants to do put a fire to that ambition and go to the white house. she encouraged jack to confront his father and tell him what his aspirations were, and we can actua

edgar hoover foundation he donated to us. he -- fbi and hoover has --. the hoover foundation -- to us. the unique thing about it is in some of these rear and art facts that are related to his career. also his person life. he photographed his vacation, you know -- in that home based on his home. for someone to think that we have our indicative is that we have over here one of his journals from the debut team when he was in high school. so something in his personal handwriting which is always nieto see. as the director one of his -- was the image. he game a celebrity swell a law enforcement guy. people and agencies all over the world, so you'll see on kinds of crazy gifts, i guess as they're including -- this is one of our most show-stopping pieces. this is a gold plated tire on the street from thailand. then there's an ivory tusk that he got for his 70th birthday. we also have a few things throughout his career. so here you have a telephone that he received as the fbi for his 35th year -- the fbi list. when he got it, it sat on his desk through his year.

including her love affair with john kennedy and her connections to adolf hitler and fbi director j under hoover. >> inga arvad was one of the most alluring women apparently to ever walk the earth as she was a beautiful woman. he was missed denmark in 1931 but even as ready as she appears in these photographs people say that photograph didn't do her justice, you had to see her in person. he had extraordinary charisma and she's had a way about her that she would obviously take over a room when she would walk into it, turn heads and that was one reason she was such an interesting pairing with kennedy who was a good-looking man with a lot of charisma but it wasn't just her looks. she was a very accomplished person, very bright. she's for four languages, danish, french and german but she was fluent in listening. she had a marvelous ability to draw people out, get them to talk about themselves and make them feel they were fascinating so inga is mentioned in all the kennedy biographies since the 70s because when they dated at the beginning of world war ii, they met in october 1941. inga at that time w

at one point, even hoover decided there was may be more smoke than fire here. he decided that they end the surveillance of inga. president roosevelt said personally know, i want you to keep her under surveillance. i interested in this woman. i want to know what she is doing. when john kennedy was nominated for president, director hoover called bobby kennedy and said he was calling to assure the kennedys that even though this file existed at the fbi on jack , they could rest assured the j edgar hoover would make sure the file was taking care of and would not see the light of day. the kennedys got the message. the first phone call jack theedy made the day after election was to call j edgar hoover and ask him to stay on as director of the fbi, even though he had been under considerable pressure by liberals to fire hoover. >> what is the importance of chief -- inga and jfk story? >> i don't think he would have become president without her because of three things. she made it possible for him to pursue a political career. he always wanted to go to politics, but he w

a personal memoir by herbert hoover. woodrow wilson led america to victory in the war that was rightly called the great war, the first world war, the greatest the united states had ever fought. simultaneously woodrow wilson fought another great war, the greatest ever waged against hunger and famine and disease. in this crusade his commander was herbert hoover who was also high in the councils that set the conduct of the war itself. the french people idolized woodrow wilson. he was the hope of the war wary masses of all europe. but when he left france for his own country, for washington, he found a hostile element in the u.s. senate that bitterly opposed his idea for a league of nations. woodrow wilson then set out across the country in a valorous attempt to rally the american people to his shining visions. the abolition of war from the earth forever. what happened during his years of ordeal? what happened to the man himself? the tragic story of the 28th president of the united states, a democrat, is told now in a unique

we are showing you the backside of the j edgar hoover building and evidence that this is a ve falling apart. you see the mesh. the major setback, the plan was to move to prince george's county or fairfax county and officials in those counties have been pushing for this move. because it would bring about 11,000 jobs. the plan hit a snag when the general services administration demanded that congress should foot the bill of $2.5 billion, $1 billion has been obtained only. fbi officials say that despite a decade-long search, the bureau will stay right here. the future is hazy but most agree that national security deserves modern technology and a major upgrade. this government worker likes the idea of the fbi staying in d.c.. >> being closer to the center of for everything is happening does a lot of things for preventative measures. >> what has to happen to the old hoover building? >> they do need to do the way it is. >> congress will more than likely address the issue this week as the acting gsa administrator set to testify on capitol hill on wednesday and talk taxes. in northwest washin

the public translates it into hooverized. and youngsters and the slogan is do a man's ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> love may not change, but motherhood will never be the same after this war. america's women taking on a man's job work up new arguments to support their demands for the vote, demands that will be fulfilled in a constitutional amendment after the war. how are you going to keep them out of the voting booth after they've helped win the war? ♪ ♪ ♪ >> along with its heroes and heroines, the war effort produces new villains. this scene takes place in birmingham, alabama. a slacker driven out of town by his neighbors, with the draft strictly policed, the penalties of being a slacker are severe. slogans grow into passions, a hatred of all things german. a harvard professor finds in music the traits of war, lust and cunning. shops owned by german-americans are boycotted, sometimes wrecked. sauerkraut becomes liberty cabbage. teaching german is banned and president wilson worries that the war spirit may become the mob spirit. ♪ ♪ >> nine mon

with me alex burns, matt lewis, kirsten powers, margaret hoover, steve israel, scott jennings, an all-star group of people. a big week. kirsten powers, first to you. a big week. we've been talking all night. what do you expect we will learn about president trump this week? >> well, i don't know. i mean i think he's coming into this after obviously the first meeting with the european leaders not going very well. he's somewhat isolated. and so the question is, is he going to go there and continue to remain isolated or is he going to do something to try to, you know, soothe the relationships a little bit and try to get, you know -- not be on the outs with our allies. you heard angela merkel there basically saying we don't have the kind of relationship with the united states we used to have, and i think they're at a point where they're about ready to start looking other places for people to partner with. >> alex, that's a great point. all of us, we like being around people who like us. president trump is about to go somewhere where those people might be few and far between. it might be hard to

it was not well known until j edgar hoover died in the early 1970's and the fbi files were open up and people learn more about this relationship and john f. kennedy's life. so nobody has devoted a book before. >> live today at noon eastern, alter, journalist, and history boy is onher boyd is on- herb "in depth." prof. boyd: in the right as mothers and nice comparison to what was happening in new york and here in detroit, you talk about the black and irish community at each other's throats in terms of jobs and housing. the 1943, theyto had one in harlem in 1943. you go down to the same conditions. >> his book includes "by any means necessary" and "let detroit."- "black boyd: they benefit, and we can talk about some benefits of segregation, you know, but certainly that would be one, the opportunity to have contact, you know, with people of another class. and that is the beginning. you know, the melding of the black middle class in detroit. three-hour lives, conversation with mr. boyd with your calls committee must, and at noonlifte lid today depth" c-span2. >> thursday, to an american to

from the a hoover fellow with the national security advisor. it is its entirety in the hands of president trump. [laughter] so now i will open to questions on the floor. a microphone will come to you. we don't need your whole life story or i will just cut you off. the gentleman right there in the blue shirt. >> i am convinced i will have to read the book but i have a metaphor to present so based on the assumption of the to hands clapping but it seems to me it could only be one hand because as you mentioned the culture is so different and i see the u.s. making these aggressive moves and ioc china countering soviet is the one hand clapping and?. >> bad is a good question. >> each one could be a long discussion so i apologize but if i look at the situation are not clapping in the south china sea that they believe it is much theirs was their lake as teddy roosevelt thought the caribbean was our lake and to act as the overseer but that is not the way things have been but the chinese are not happy to have a number of violence in the south china sea a

. new, young, secretive and ambitious temperature,j edgar hoover. as you begin to did the part you realise there were scores of murders and many of these cases were never investigated. you can not understand the formation of the united states without understanding this case, the original scene from which this country was born. —— original sin. more on that and all of our news at any time on the bbc website. and reach me in the team on twitter. thank you very much for watching. hello. there is some downpour dodging to be done during the day ahead and infact through the rest of this week. a mixed weather picture, some spells of sunshine, showers as well, with showers heavy, blown along on a blustery wind at times. low pressure in charge of the scene. the isobars fairly tightly packed. that shows that we will have strong wind and a few showers around as well. showers initially most widespread across northern ireland and western scotland and then develop more widely across the country. some heavy with rumbles of thunder mixed in and some fairly blustery

edgar hoover knew as early as 1961. hoover said nothing to the commission. saddest of all, robert kennedy knew. kennedy was aware. he was then told in a memorandum from j edgar hoover, kennedy was told, again later by cia briefer's, bobby kennedy said nothing to the commission. none of these individuals brought the castro assassination plot to the commission's attention, equally significant, none of them brought the plot to the attention of president lyndon johnson. at the time that johnson appointed the members of the commission. it was a week after kennedy's assassination. there is no convincing evidence that i have seen that johnson, himself, new about the cia's efforts to assassinate castro before johnson made those appointments. let me stop here for just a second before addressing the why question and what may be an obvious caveat. i suggest there is no convincing evidence that johnson knew, it is easy to establish if somebody has been told something, he knows. we looked to evidence, it is next to impossible to establish ignorance. it is next to impossi

i am the senior fellow at the hoover institution and a senior fellow and codirector at the center for international security cooperation here at stanford. we are delighted that both institutions have come together to cohost this book event with graham allison and neil ferguson to discuss the book. it's available for purchase outside and he will stay & f you copies so you can't escape the trap of the bookstore outside. now, graham allison, he is director of harvard center and the douglas dylan professor of government and founding dean of harvard school of government. like legions of students, i vividly remember my first time walking into the kennedy school for my first form event back in 1986. it was an intoxicating place where you could feel the brainpower working in the policy being changed in the room. bram allison has been behind this magic for a very long time. setting a standard of policy -- gram since the time he was about ten years old back in 1986. he is the ultimate triple threat serving in a number of distinguished positions in academia, government and private sector. he ser

it will remain exactly where it is at the j edgar hoover building in downtown. the washington post reports the federal government is canceling a project that would have moved the agency to a campus in the suburbs. the idea was to pay for it by selling the crumbling hoover building to a real estate developer and then using almost two billion in taxpayer dollars to cover the rest of the costs. for years, fbi officials have cited security concerns among its top reasons for wanting to move. we'll have reaction from local officials - coming up later in the hour. congress returning from its recess to protests. take a look at this. 80 people arrested by capitol hill police monday. the demonstrators say they object to republican efforts to repeal senate offices. senate republicans hope to introduce a new draft replacement bill, next week. happening today, the d.c. council will introduce emergency legislation aimed at fighting the trump administration's efforts to cut down on voter fraud. last month, the presidential advisory commission on election integrity asked all st

it did not have that rigidity you saw not only in hoover but the coolidge administration.d come in the kitchen and critique what they were eating, seems like you are eating a lot of food here, he was very nosy which was not his persona. >> what about the wilson administration? he segregated the civil servants. >> during the wilson administration they still had segregation but wilson was a southerner. there are a lot of reports of him celebrating the southern food cooked by white house staff. i don't know about interaction between wilson and those others. there was more during the harding administration. >> the harding administration did what? >> there seemed to be a feeling of camaraderie and harding was really big on waffles. he loved waffles. the cook that would make these waffles was celebrated in newspaper articles. her name was alice howard. don't waffle on waffles. he waffled in a good way as a president. >> a simple question. you know if daisy bonner and mrs. nesbitt ever met? that is one question and 2, i haven't read your book yet. mrs. nesbitt's dismissal was, i

edgar hoover, arguably the most independent fbi director in history.le charged with constraining his power were targets of his secret files. so were the americans whose civil liberties were trampled by the co-intel program and hoover's own illegal abuses, yet the fbi building still bears his name just as the bureau bears the weight of his ugly legacy. but in america, the people rule, not the police or the military. vigorous oversight by elected officials is both the executive -- both the executive and legislative branch is essential to protect that liberty. i've been doing vigorous oversight work of the fbi for my entire career on this committee. as long as i'm chairman, i will continue to ask important questions and expect honest answers on behalf of the american people. just yesterday we had a hearing in the crime subcommittee that illustrated the long history of congress exercising its constitutional authority to do oversight, including ongoing criminal and intelligence matters. sometimes we cannot talk public about all the details of our work, alth

it will remain exactly where it is at the j edgar hoover building in downtown.hington post reports the federal government is canceling a project that would have moved the agency to a campus in the suburbs. the idea was to pay for it by selling the crumbling hoover building to a real estate developer and then using almost two billion in taxpayer dollars to the costs. for years, fbi officials have cited security concerns among its top reasons for wanting to move. the chair of the fairfax county board of supervisors - sharon bulova - tweeted she's disappointed with the decision. the county had been pushing to move the f-b-i to springfield. . happy birthday seven eleven! today is july eleventh - get it seven eleven. every year the conveinence store chain celebrates the day with free slurpees! you can pick up a cool drink from 11am to seven pm today. and the birthday fun doesn't stop there. if you have the 7-eleven mobile app, you can 11 free slurpees all week. seven eleven turns 90 years old today. it's xx and we're just getting started. a d-m-v ground stop. planes

hoover in 1930. and then retires from the army story short ends philippines. and in 1941, he's basically american the leadership at the war department hat he can in fact defend philippines.of the so december 7th of 1941, nimitz as commander in of the pacific fleet right after roosevelt tells nimitz to get out to pearl harbor and stay until the war is won. and nimitz did. ends up flying from the west coast to pearl harbor. assumes command on december 1st of 1941. joked that he took command on a submarine because survivedonly ship that the attack. that was nimitz's sense of humor. quite that wasn't bad. ut what nimitz did recognize and i think what's important to the upcoming coral sea but at midway, nimitz recognized that despite the american lives rally asure, there were three things -- where would we the th midway if some of carriers had been sunk at pearl harbor? he second thing is the submarine forces really is generally intact. it's going to have problems with faulty torpedos but it's going take the attack to the enemy quickly. a third thing, criticism for

>> you know people inside have reportedly said they're worn bid their safety at the j edger hoover, fbi behind me, but plans to move the headquarters have been cancel. we'll break it all down after the break. >> and more political news, russian election meddling is yet again pulling focus from healthcare reform. donald trump junior's explosive emails as the controversy continues. pro tip: giant has great prices on produce. raspberries for john... strawberries for amy... what's a jicama? thanks! take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. pro tip for fruit lovers: giant has unbelievable produce prices. so you'll never have to choose between your favorites. i thought i was your favorite. take a fresh look at giant's produce prices. >> for more than a decade now, plans have been in the works to move fbi headquarters from the j edg h downtown dc to new location. but, today, the trump administration announced it was scrapping the move. >> fox5's political reporter ronica leary is at f.b.i. headquarters in northwest with reaction from local leaders. ronica? >>

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>> reality check. >> john avalon, margaret hoover, we appreciate you being here. >> thanks, mike. >>>r best and worst tweets and facebook comments. >>> you know if you miss any of the program you can catch us any time on cnngo, online pd and through your connected devices and apps. thank you for following me on twitter and facebook. here's more of what you thought during the course of the program. smerkonish, what you see is what you get is unacceptable over past two weeks. i was a staunch supporter, but trump is losing credibility. well, sutton m. gates iii, the base has been holding firm thus far and i made that observation to john avalon and margaret hoover a moment ago, when i said i think you'll see real cracks in the armor of the base is when the conservative media, the minim men with microphones the keyboard commandos start to turn on him. i'm convinced it's not the republican leadership that holds sway over the electorate, it's the conservative media. and that's developed over the span of the last 30 years. hit me with another one. >>> no one will state the obvious, scaramucci

that was named after albert hoover. -- herbert hoover. this is a very poignant reminder of the skill of human suffering -- of this scale of human suffering in the year 1932 when frank and roosevelt was running for president. the 1932 democratic convention was held in chicago, and when roosevelt was nominated, he received word of the nomination in albany. then he did something really unprecedented and quite dramatic. he actually threw out to the convention to accept the nomination in person. up to that point, when american presidential candidates received a nomination of their party, they would receive the delegation formally at their home, or at a political site in their home state, but they did not go to the convention, and they did not deliver a speech at the convention. well, roosevelt broke with that tradition in a dramatic way. he is delivering his acceptance speech at the convention, and an electrifying moment and political history. it is this speech were he first uses the expression "a new deal." roosevelt i pledge : myself to a ne

including her love affair with john kennedy and her connections to adolf hitler and fbi director j under hoover. >> inga arvad was one of the most alluring women apparently to ever walk the earth as she was a beautiful woman. he was missed denmark in 1931 but even as ready as she appears in these photographs people say that photograph didn't do her justice, you had to see her in person. he had extraordinary charisma and she's had a way about her that she would obviously take over a room when she would walk into it, turn heads and that was one reason she was such an intereg

were to move to virginia or maryland, the one thing that is absolutely ther is that this building, hoover building that was built during the time of president lyndon johnson and the beatles were still at the top of the charts, it is showing its age, and the 10,000 plus fbi employees who work in the building are not being well served without getting access to a new headquarters. the fact that congress has appropriated more than $900 million to move the process and it was a process strongly supported by fbi the men comey, to give and women who work in the building a new, modern facility. it is extraordinarily strange to me that this administration would, with virtually no explanation, and before we have a new fbi director and place, -- director in place, would bring this multiyear process to a halt, is very concerning. my hope is that mr. wray gets confirmed and he will take a fresh look and try to advocate for the men and women who work at the fbi headquarters, because they deserve a new modern facility to work in. i'm happy to take questions. >> what is related in the committee's efforts

future.rs in the network, the commission members will have access to the fact gathered by director edgar hoover and the bureau of investigation. to use itsl continue full authority to investigate these riots in accordance with my standing instructions and continue to search for evidence of conspiracy. but even before the commission begins at work and even before all of the evidence is in, there are some things we can tell about the outbreaks of this summer. first, let there be no mistake plunder, pillage, all of this is not part of a civil rights protest. tore is no american right raid stores or burnt buildings or fire rifles from rooftops. that is crime and crime must be dealt with forcefully and swiftly and certainly under law. negro andeople, white, have been killed. damage has been done to property to negroes and whites, calamitous. all, fear and bitterness will take long months to erase. the criminal suit committed these acts of violence against the people deserve to be be punished.must explanations may be altered but nothing can excuse what they have done. there will be attempts to interp

i have to add in 2017 he achieved a first in the hundred year history of the hoover institution which was to get every single fellow interested in international security affairs together for the first of a series of salons which has proven to provide incredibly fascinating, illuminating conversations and you are about to see why when you hear these two professors talk about graham allison's book. please join me in welcoming graham allison and niall ferguson. [applause] >> introductions are better here than at harvard. one thing amy didn't mention is graham allison and i have been co-authors. we published an article on history last year arguing the president of the united states needed a council of historical advisors, this one especially, and we are not in an adversarial relationship. the book we are going to talk about is a book i watched evolve when i was at harvard and i have to congratulate you, you got the timing just right. if you aren't worried now about the possibility of conflict between china and the united states, when you leave this room i guarantee that you will be. let m

in their work, the commission members will access to the facts that are gathered by director edgar hoover and the federal bureau of investigation. the fbi will continue to exercise its full authority to investigate these riots in accordance with my standing instructions, and continue to search for evidence of conspiracy. but even before the commission begins its work and even before all of the evidence is in, there are some things that we can tell about the outbreaks of this summer. first, let there be no mistake about it -- the looting and arson and plunder and pillage, which have occurred, are not part of a civil rights protest. there is no american right to loot stores or to burn buildings or two fire rifles from the rooftops. that is crime, and crime must be dealt with forcefully and swiftly, and certainly under law. innocent people, negro and white, have been killed. damage to property owned by negroes and whites is calamitous. worst of all, fear and bitterness which have been loosed will take long months to erase. the criminals who committed these acts of violence against the people

hoover the cia, j edgar knew as early as 1961. hoover said nothing to the commission. kennedyof all, robert knew. kennedy was aware. marandahen told in a from j edgar hoover, kennedy was told, again later by cia briefer's, bobby kennedy said nothing to the commission. none of these individuals brought the castro assassination plot to the commission's attention, equally significant, none of them brought the plot to the attention of president clinton johnson. at the time that johnson appointed the members of the commission. it was a week after kennedy's assassination. there is no convincing evidence that i have seen that johnson, himself, new about the cia's efforts to assassinate castro before johnson made those appointments. let me stop here for just a second before addressing the why question and what may be an obvious caveat. i suggest there is no convincing evidence that johnson knew, it is easy to establish if somebody has been told something, he knows. we looked to evidence, it is next to impossible to establish ignorance. it is next to impossible because we simpl

for more than 40 years the hoover building in downtown d.c. has served as the f.b.i. headquarters. terry mcauliffe says they have spent millions of dollars to relocate it to springfield, south of the 95/495 mixing bowl. >> we have all been working hard and to pull the plug with no notice is disgrace and typical what is going on with the trump administration. jeff: the general services administration saying in a statement today the budget gap of nearly $900 million remains to get the project done. >> we have two maryland sites. i don't think virginia was in the competition. >> maryland governor larry hogan is referencing the two finalists for a new headquarters in prince george's county. locations in greenbelt and landover. >> we're disappointed with the congressional delegation, most of whom are democrats who it done. mad at all of them on both sides of the aisle. jeff: he managing a deli in springfield a few miles from the proposed virginia site that could have a regular lunch spot for thousands of f.b.i. employees. >> we were optimistic about them potentially moving here and natu

, ellsberg's father-in-law, former father-in-law apparently was very close to hoover and hoover was nott so they said the president wants you to do it, buchanan, the investigation. i said i'm not eliot ness. i don't know how to investigate anything and so they kept pushing me to head it up and get together a team, so i said i will go talk to these investigators and people they had gotten together from various departments and who knows where. i went into this meeting with these characters. they had sideburns and guns and none of them had jackets on or anything and i'm supposed to head up this group and as i understood it not only to get-- tight ellsberg to everything that was done which would not be difficult. the fbi was doing that, but to dig up anything on his background which would discredit these people. one of these guys gets up and says, buchanan, not sure of this, but i've got reports that may have been engaged in orgies. i said orgies? >> he said yeah and i said look, ellsberg's at about 5% of holes. you guys let that out and he will shoot right up to 15%. [laughter] >> these gu

before he was president, herbert hoover helped broker a deal to help jumpstart the project, engineerscontrol the rivers of colorado, at the time of its completion, it was the largest dam in all of the world. it is as tall as a 60 story building, and 45 beats thick at one point, helped contribute to the development of major cities. work began on a project that changed the u.s. forever, 87 years ago. today. >> news break out, breaking news changes everything on fox news channel. have great weekend. >> president president a trumpet and a russian president vladimir putin meeting face to face for the first time, russian meddling, all aggress, we have the very latest on this. breaking out for a second day at the g20. what exactly are they trying to prove? welcome, everyone, i am in for neil cavuto. we have fox coverage with john roberts on the meeting, and tracking protesters, let's begin with john. high, john. >> hey, good afternoon, typically at these summits,

kennedy had fired j edgar hoover over investigating and wiretapping would people have thought it was obstruction? so there is not really collusion so what is the latest leak from the washington post whose record of running anonymous leaks has been the new york times, an enormous achievement and i give the post credit that in their energy and enthusiasm they have been more consistently wrong than the times which in the olympics of stupidity is an enormous challenge. the latest thing is mueller who will not be able to get anything on russia or obstruction is now finances. what you are seeing is this is why when i was bigger i opposed renewing the independent counsel act. you bring in a bunch of high-priced lawyers, they give up their regular career, they will look for a scalp, find somebody. the fitzgerald case where comey brought in the godfather to his children, fitzgerald, in order to appoint a special counsel when they knew there was no crime because in fact valerie has already been no longer a protected name in the cia and they knew who had done it, richard armitage and they still

lots of tight lips are at the hoover building. many workers would not go on camera and talk more about it but they have heard about it for some time, they say close to ten years now. but now it seems a move willing later than sooner and there are those nearby who are relieved to hear that this morning. for now, it seems this is it, that the fbi will remain in its headquarters at the j. edgar avenue, built in 1975. a building some say is dated and decrepit. >> if the building closed, my business will also be slow. i know that. >> reporter: staying put is welcome news for nearby businesses and those who man them, like food stand operator mike johannes. he says a lot of his regulars are fbi workers. >> lot of people work in cleaning, you know, too many people in the building, so if they move, i lose my customer, yes. >> reporter: talks of relocating and consolidating into a new building were ongoing for several years. the top three contenders, all outside the district. two in prince george's county, in green belt and landover, a spri

edgar hoover from 1924 to 1972 when he died.example of an fbi director who behaved badly and did bad things for presidents, presidents from roosevelt to nixon asked hoover to investigate their enemies and harass them, in politics to harass senators who gave them trouble, harass journalists who wrote or said bad things from them. that's what we've been trying to get away from since 1972 and that was the purpose of a ten-year term. he's suggesting turning back the clock so that presumably he would have the ability to order the fbi to investigate someone who might give him trouble on health care. or journalists who are unhappy with various things that donald trump is doing. this is the period that we thought we were getting away from. >> michael, thank you, i have talked to you about a lot of things over the years. i have never before heard you say the words blood chilling. it's sobering and this is serious stuff. it's nice to have you here. >> thank you, my friend, and i don't say that easily. >> i know that's what freaks me out.

edgar hoover, arguably the most independent fbi director in history. the very people charged with constraining his power were targets of his secret files. so with the americans whose civil liberties were trampled by the co-intel program and fil hoover's own illegal abuses. yet the fbi building still bear his name just as the bureauu bears the weight of his ugly legacy. but in america the people rule,, not the police or the military. vigorous oversight by elected officials as both the executive and, both the executive and legislative branches essential to protect that liberty. i've been doing vigorous oversight work of the fbi for my entire career on this committee. as long as i'm sure but i willor to ask important questions and this expect honest answers on behalf of the american people. just yesterday we had hearing in the crime subcommittee thatan illustrated the long history of congress exercising its constitutional authority to do oversight, including ongoingng criminal and intelligence matters. sometimes we cannot talk public about all the details

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. >> for more than decade plans in the work to move fbi headquarters out of the j edger hoover, to newve. >> political reporter ronica cleary live at f.b.i. headquarters in northwest a look at why they canceled along with reaction from local leaders, too, hey, ronica. >> reporter: hey, jim, sarah. well the j edgers hoover fbi headquarters building is the building behind me, reportedly has some inside worried about their safety because of the building physical state. many fbi employees, they don't even work here, because there is not enough space. well, even so, the general services administration, or the gsa, that's an organization that manages federal office space, they couldn't get enough money from congress to move the headquarters. they asked well, congress came in nearly $900 million short. now, leading up to this day, there were three finalists locations, two possibly take over the new headquarters. two of those were in prince georges county. now, prince george's county executive, baker, now, he suspect that this decision may have been made in part because the trump administratio

hoover opened an investigation into the formation of nsa, had agents at all the first meetings. investigated every single andgate and alternate continued to do so until the fall of 1951 or 1952. then in 1960, not long after the anti-house un-american activities committee demonstrations here in san francisco -- and because nsa voted to abolish it, i have a declassified memo from hoover that said it is inconceivable that this group, who is taking a line, is a communist. he reopened the investigation. >> what you described is the exact mirror of what the kgb did, in terms of case study, case handlers. names, and having writing about their daily life. karen: there are many parallels. >> yeah, many parallels. karen: somebody who was defending what they did early on will say we had to fight fire with fire. that would be their defense. there were many parallels. >> another question? >> i was wondering if you came across anything when immigration act was changed. a lot of students that may be are your contemporaries at international meetings, they may have been a few years later applyin

the fbi staying put, remaining exactly where it is come at the j edgar hoover building downtown. published reports sing the federal government is canceling a project that would have put the fbi on a campus in the suburbs. by idea was to pay for it selling the old building to a real estate developer and using almost $2 billion of taxpayer dollars to cover the rest of the costs. for years, fbi officials have cited security concerns for wanting to move. this evening the chair of the fairfax county board of supervisors tweeted she is disappointed with this decision. michelle marsh, abc 7 news. the first forecast from stormwatch 7. the heat index still feels like the upper 80's downtown d.c. it will be a warm and humid overnight. the satellite and radar from stormwatch 7, showers around i-81, they are fizzling out, not expecting anything severe, but if you are out and about the next half hour, 45 minutes, you'll find a little wet weather. the temperatures tomorrow will make it into the middle to upper 90's. to heat index values closer 100, and even hotter as we move into wednesday and

very positive numbers from the notr of hoover -- obviously a hoover, and electrolux.more on that, next. this is boomer. ♪ guy: welcome back. you are watching the open. let us talk about some of the stock moves we are focusing on. a couple of things to note. i want to flip it to the downside. we talked about electrolux and some of the upside stocks. the third one down, lock maker, etc. down 8.7. that is the biggest drop in a decade. that is a big miss. thelts not taken well by market. i think it is the operating line that is a focus this morning. a big even miss. the operating line not looking that pleasing. theill be talking about boss of this business. volvo up by 4% this morning. you have to think about volvo trucks, the automation, the job story at the moment. i think the truck sector could be front and center in that. we will talk about that later on. i am going to bloomberg radio. this is bloomberg. ♪ >> holiday homework. as ecb policymakers look forward to their summer break, the central bank prepares a plan for a plan. a breakthrough in brussels. signs of progr

hoover, what's going on?> i remember i was but a wee staffer on capitol hill hen the medicare part d prescription drug bill was left open for two hours and 51 minutes. and it took waking up george w. bush, the president in the middle of the night and having him get on the phone with representative doc hastings of washington to convince him that he absolutely had to vote for this bill. now i don't have a clue where president trump is right now. but i know looking especially at the layout of this senate, getting president trump on the phone with any of these republican senators on w.h.o. are on the fence won't make a bit of difference. >> they were just announcing the votes so people know on the vote. the democratic vote to recommit the bill. now they're going to go, presumablify that have the vote, we'll see if they hold it open. a democratic vote went down to defeat by 52-48. >> which was expected. >> totally expect. >> but the fact that they closed that vote means that -- well, we'll see. we'll see if there

edgar hoover and martin luther king assassination and the manhunt that the fbi conducted following that terrible and tragic event, but it pretty much lays out the case that j. edgar hoover, while he was responsible for modernizing the fbi and making it ensure that it was equipped to do the job that it has continued to do this day and an extra ordinary fashion, that at the same time, he had so much power that people were worried about his unchecked potential abuse on power. i would submit that it is important to have that separation and check on the fbi. as you point out, the prosecutorial discretion with the department of justice, i think that was a mistake that director comey, albeit a good man, made and justified his termination. on the minute or so i have left, let me ask you about project safe neighborhood. the reason why am so interested in this, when i was in attorney general in texas, we try to learn from the u.s. attorney and their project exile, focusing on gun crime. to my mind, it was one of the most innovative and successful ways to discourage ways from using guns and carryi

the iconic j edgar hoover building is crumbling. the headquarters of the fbi is inefficient, with cracked concrete, but the fbi is now staying put. >> the big losers, unfortunately are the fbi employees. >> reporter: springfield supervisor, jeff mccab worked with private sector leaders 0 bring -- to bring the fbi to this property. it's already owned by the federal government. >> you have a private sector that has extended millions of dollars in planning to put in bids. you just canted this with no credible reason. it will have a chilling effect on the private sector who want to partner with the federal government on projects like this in the future. >> reporter: he worries that increasing attack on federal workers. >> if even, we can't fund the headquarters for the fbi, then of course you would be foolish not to be concerned about the effects on the rest of our federal workforce. >> do you feel like it has to do with trump's seeming war against the fbi? >> i'd be foolished to not think that's playing a role. this would be the time t

edgar hoover, while he was responsible for modernizing the fbi and making it sure that it was equipped to do the job it has continued to do to this day in an extraordinary fashion, that at the same time that he was -- he had so much power that people were worried about list unchecked abuse on power. i would submit it's important to have that separation of powers and that check on the fbi and as you point out the independent judgement for the department of justice. i think that was a mistake that director comey, albeit a good man, made and justified his termination. on the minute or so i have left, let me ask you about project safe neighborhood. the reason why i'm so interested in this, when i was attorney general in texas, we tried to learn from the richmond u.s. attorney and their project exile focusing on gun crime. to my mind, it was one of the most innovative and successful ways to discourage people from using guns or carrying guns, particularly convicted felons and people under protective order, using the power of the federal law, so that these would not be plea bargained away, wh

edgar hoover, arguably the most independent fbi director in history.he very people charged with constraining his power were targets of his secret files. so were the americans who civil liberties were trampled by the intel program and hoover's own illegal abuses yet the fbi building still bears his name just as the bureau bears the weight of his ugly legacy but in america the people rule, not the police or military, vigorous oversight by elected officials is both the executive -- both the executive legislative branches is essential to protect that liberty. i've been doing vigorous oversight work of the fbi for my entire career on this committee. as long as i'm chairman, i will continue to ask important questions and expect honest answers on behalf of the american people. just yesterday we had a hearing in the crime subcommittee that illustrated the long history of congress exercising its constitutional authority to do oversight including ongoing criminal and intelligence matters. sometimes we cannot talk public about all the details of our work, althoug