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he is on house homeland security. he is also a combat veteran. great to see you, sir.sters are threatening small businesses saying if you don't do things like give 1 1/2% of your net revenues to causes we support and if you don't put up display signs in our stores about our causes that we like, we're going to attack you and your businesses on the internet. your reaction to that, sir? >> yeah. all of this antifa stuff is basically bullying of a sort. it is akin to mafia type behavior and activities, we have to put a stop to it, number one. it is all in line with the whole defund america, defund the police, dismantle america. what you heard from ilhan omar, it is all in that same sort of theme. and interestingly enough about an fifa particularly, and you mentioned the bible burning all of that in portland, their name is an incredible misnomer. their actives is more fascist we've seen anything since 1945. they hate ideologies and they are attacking them and they're, the most, least diverse of anything. they're a terrorist organization. thank goodness the president declare

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friends, organizing our neighbors -- david: welcome congressman mark green of tennessee on the house homeland securitymittee. he is a also a former e.r. physician. we'll ask him about health care in a moment. first, congressman, what do you make of the deafening silence at the democratic convention about the violence in our streets? >> thanks, david, for having me on the show. what we're see hijacking of outrage about george floyd, by an an arc differents, criminals. they want to destroy america. democrats are not for assault but they want to take advantage of what is going on, they think this chaos, plus covid equals trump out of office. they're being quiet about it. they see it as an advantage to them. they're not concerned about the people. they're not concerned about the individual getting hurt. they're not concerned about the crime. look at chicago, michigan avenue looks like beirut. and still, don't come help us, mr. president. for them it is really about winning in november and nothing else. david: you say they're not for assault. how can you be for an organization, an organization openly conti

he sits on the house homeland security and labor and education committees. see you this morning. >> great to see you, maria. before we start, i have to ask one big favor. i would love to get an autographed copy of that book. [ laughter ] maria: thank you so much, congressman. you have a deal. you've got a deal. i'm excited. it's been a great time putting it together. thank you, congressman. look, you represent the middle in my eyes. you're a gop congressman, were you a democrat before that you have always come on this program and had such practical ideas with everything. give us your assessment from the middle, give us your assessment of what's going on with this division going on in the congress. >> well, first of all, i mean, you know, i do believe in the middle. i've always been moderate to conservative in my view points. so examples of that would be i believe that we have to have a good healthcare system in the united states of america. and we just can't take away healthcare until we having we have to cover pre-existing conditions. those are the types of

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this house homeland security hearing was held last week by videoconference. >> the order. without objection. we are authorized to declare the committee in recess at any point. good afternoon. before i begin today i want to share my deepest sympathy to those who have been affected by the california wildfires and hurricane laura. hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast 15 years ago this week. the storm caused horrific damage in up-ended people's is authorized to declare the committee in recess at any point. good afternoon. before i begin today i want to extend by some of these to those who have been affected by the california wildfires and hurricane laura. hurricane katrina devastated the gulf coast 15 years ago this week. it caused further damage and upended people's lives but through perseverance, hard work and unyielding oversight of the federal disaster response apparatus, we built back better. affected bynities hurricane laura assess damage to their homes, they can rest assured that the committee will hold a federal emergency management agency and its federal partne

amy pope, chatham house , former deputy homeland security adviser to president obama. later today, the former commerce secretary advisor penny pritzker. this is bloomberg. ♪ pres. trump: the united states should get a very large percentage of that price because we are making it possible. i use the expression -- it is like the landlord and the tenant. without the lease, the tenant does not have the value. lease, and way the we make it possible to have this great success. tom: absolutely historic in the history of this nation, to see any president talk about a transactional fee of some form. this is really difficult, unclear language right now, to the government on eight corporate transaction. it has been bouncing around -- on a corporate transaction. this has been bouncing around for the last several hours. the chinese have responded talking about theft. right now we talked to derek wallbank. i'm sure you come as everybody else, of any political persuasion, were stunned by these comments. where did they come from? derek: i really was. the idea of having a sort of finder

house committee on homeland security, and andy crull. all jokes aside, congresswoman, this is your portfolio, looks like blatant use of the president and homeland security department powers for campaigning, a convention activity. your response? >> absolutely. and we have to remember that chad wolf is appointed illegally. i saw nothing but hypocrisy in that. two guys doing everything they can to end legal immigration. to have that done was pure hypocrisy. i thought about it for a second, chad wolf helped put kids in cages, separate kids, and when you look at picture as well, agency that administers the oath of office shut down. there has been no citizenship ceremonies happening. here they are doing one for the purposes of a political convention. two months ago they sent notice to 134,000 employees saying they were going to be fur lloughed, trying to end immigration as we know it. to see this hypocrisy for political purpose was distasteful. >> appreciate your candor. there was aspect whether this was exploiting government power as discusse

we're joined by val demings of florida, a member of the house judiciary and homeland security committees and also as we all know, an impeachment manager against one donald j. trump. congresswoman, it's always great to see you. >> joy, so good to be with you. let me just congratulation on "the reed out." you look good in this time. >> thank you very much. i truly appreciate that. i'm a former floridian. >> i know. >> i appreciate talking with you. so i want to play back a little bit of what you said. one of the arguments that you made in the attempt to get donald trump convicted of high crimes and misdemeanors, which the washington post also referred to, here you are talking about donald trump. >> the evidence confirms that if left in office, president trump will continue to harm our america's national security. he will continue to seek to corrupt the upcoming election and he will undermine, he will undermine our democracy all to further his own personal gain. >> what do you make of the fact that given all of the warnings that you all gave, the impeachment managers gave, and given the fac

they have the removal officers sided to the house and the homeland security side of the house. ero handles prisons. we have prisons there, so they train. they will have similar training to bureau prisons. anator coons: can i suggest mass demonstration of peaceful protesters is different from a riot in a prison? mr. cuccinelli: absolutely. the training they get is how to contend with, on a dynamic basis, crowd dynamics in a violent environment, how to move the crowd for a short duration, whereas fps has training about defending a facility, which is what they are used to doing. senator coons: can you tell me roughly how many hours of crowd control training these different federal forces received before being deployed into portland? mr. cuccinelli: that i don't know off the top of my head, but i would be happy to get you that . senator coons: the pentagon raised concerns about dh's use -- dhs' use of military camouflage in portland, saying they want a system where people can tell the difference. what purpose did it serve for dhs to use military camouflage in a crowd control settin

she testified before the house committee on homeland security yesterday on protecting the integrity ofons. amber, thank you for joining us. appreciate it. we look at this topic here of mail-in voting. a few states out there that have been doing this for years, for decades, really. they got it down to a science, it seems, when they look at them. other states including the one that i'm in including new york that are doing it on this scale, this mass scale for the first time and trying to get a lot of things in position to pull this off. states like that. states that are doing that on a very widespread scale for the very first time. what is the biggest challenge that they face right now? >> well, time is frankly the biggest challenge we all face right now including election officials across the country. the fact is vote by mail has been available for use in every single state across the country. it's tried and true. we know that it's secure and safe and especially in a pandemic it provides voting access to the vast majority of folks that are worried about the pandemic and worried about co

in the homeland security department today, what would you do about these pockets of unrest in kenosha and portland? >> so, alisyn, just to kind of level set for people, my job was in the white house. i was the homeland security and counterterrorism adviser to president obama. in that role, my job was so provide him information, to coordinate the government's response to crises of all times, from pandemics to terrorism to cyber attacks, and indeed sometimes unrest that occurred domestically, and so what i would have been doing or what i would be doing if i were still in the white house would be to provide information to the president so he can do what presidents do, in situations like this, which is, one, to calm things. two, to try and unify, and bring people together and three, to provide support to state and local officials and their communities. that's the job of a president in any type of crisis, regardless of the nature of it and regardless of what caused it, and so that's the kind of thing i'd be doing. it's the kind of thing i did do for president obama and vice president biden in relation to all sorts of crises including protests regarding operations by the police and pol

each other, talking to the governor repeatedly, talking to the white house and yesterday i talked to secretary of homeland security and you got the federal government, state and local working hand in hand and for those who were impacted by this there will be resources and support and support also from the community from the churches and chairs -- >> we leave this briefing with governor abbott to watch online at c-span .org and we take you to baton rouge, louisiana for hurricane briefing with governor john bel edwards. you are watching live coverage on c-span2. >> he will talk about coastal flooding and we have secretary of department of transportation and of element who will speak in a little bit on roadways and then we have far fire marshall butch browning who is here to answer questions perhaps that you might have about the fire at the chemical plant in westlake and obvious

by the time she arrived at phoenix house through a referral from homeland security, in addition to her opioid addiction, like many survivors, she suffered from ptsd. posttraumatic stress disorder. after seven months with us, getting clean, obtaining her ged, getting a job, she was also able to move into her own apartment. in fact, i'm very proud to say that 70% of the survivors will go through the phoenix project since they've open, we open our doors into thousand 15, have moved into stable housing. phoenix is a program designed to meet the needs of the survivors pray sometimes it's as simple as just letting them sleep, believe it or not. more often it's helping them overcome the trauma they experienced. our survivors come to a suffering from tsd, major depression, anxiety disorders and substance abuse. they have no place to go and many times, and very sadly going home is not an option. i can tell you more about the evidence-based models that we use, the therapeutic activities that we offer, everything from yogurt to zumba. at the end of the day come the simple act of providing these s

in the homeland security department today, what would you do about these pockets of unrest in kenosha and portland? >> so, alisyn, just to kind of level set for people, my job was in the white houseo president obama. in that role, my job was so provide him information, to coordinate the government's response to crises of all times, from pandemics to terrorism to cyber attacks, and indeed sometimes unrest that occurred domestically, and so what i would have been doing or what i would be doing if i were still in the white house would be to provide information to the president so he can do what presid

the president appearing in a naturalization ceremony in the white house, conducted by acting homeland security secretary, chad wolf. >> there is no higher honor and no greater privilege and it's an honor for me to be your president. >> reporter: the event raising concerns it could have violated the hatch act, which prevents members of the executive branch, except the president and vice president, from taking part in political activity. in a late-night statement, a white house official defending the move. the campaign decided to use the publicly available content for campaign purposes. there was no violation of law. secretary of state mike pompeo breaking with precedent, making an appearance at the convention from jerusalem. pompeo made a full-throated endorsement of the administration's foreign policy, praising policies in the middle east, china, and north korea. >> delivering on this duty to keep us safe and our freedoms in tact, this president has led bold initiatives in nearly every corner of the world. >> reporter: two of the president's children, eric and tiffany trump, continuing the dar

it was in my portfolio at the white house in terms of homeland security, the cyber march that was in that proposal and that is what is in my head most that we've talked to already, the russians and others are taking full advantage of that environment and we struggle as a nation to try to figure out exactly how we're going to deal with it and mitigate those threats without trampling upon those principles of liberty and freedom of speech and privacy . it's a tough question. >> but a critically important one and it may be an area where if we can be humble enough to learn from our allies, we may be able to do some of that. the european parliament actually just established its own special committee on foreign interference and democracy that is just getting stood up right now. our allies in australia have had a special committee both on foreign interference and social media and disinformation so maybe our allies can do a little bit of legwork for us if we are humble enough to listen to some of their recommendations and learn some lessons from them. i want to turn to another question from t

a tape aired during the convention showing trump in the white house's great hall along with acting homeland security secretary chad wolf and others. a years -- long attack on the nation's immigration system. department of homeland authority endorsing joe biden for president now. i wonder what is your reaction to the naturalization ceremony we saw last night? >> thanks for having me, anderson. you know, i didn't really watch the convention last night. i experienced three years of the circus that is, that the cult of trump, but i did see some of those clips, and i -- it seemed like another stunt that they tend to do to -- for political gain. the reality is that policies, the actions, the behavior of the rhetoric of this president continues to be anti-immigrant and borderline racist. >> i think you said the cult of trump. what did you see when you were there? how was it different than prior administrations? democrat or republican? >> sure. i served in the bush administration. i served for a little bit around the obama administration. worked with many of those officials. most people that come, especiall

security threatens. right now unfortunately the waye the wh house is conducting business, it is guaranteeing homeland securityill be threatened. don't have to live this way. we can do something about this now and make life that are for all americans at this point. judy: an utterly sobering message. thank you, dr. peter hotez. >> thank you, judy. stephanie' im stephanie sy at "newshour w more details on the shooting near the white house that ocrred today. president trump was intrupted and escorting -- escorted outside the white house briefing news room and he returned minute salute -- later saying there was a shooting outside the white house fence. the secret service twitter account set an officer and male subject were transported to a hoital and at no time was the white house complex breached. chicago police beefing up their presence downtown after widespread lootingunvernight. thst broke out after police shot a 20-year-old man who fired at them on the city's south side.hu reds of people descended on the magnificent mile shopping district. they smashed windows and stole merchandise. moren t one hundred were a

house yesterday . talk to the secretary of homeland security pretty that the federal government and state and local all working hand-in-hand. and for those who were impacted by this, the weepy resources and support and also from the community. from the churches, charity but i gotta say at this point, every time we face a disaster or even disaster, i'm inspired to see a texan step up to help each other print out texans, help their neighbors, help them out of harm's way, help clean up the mess and help them get back on their feet. and judge, it is powerful to hear but exactly the texas spirit that even though there folks hurting here, one of the first thought is we are going to help our neighbors in louisiana . because that is who we are as a state. that is who we are as a nation. thank you . >> united states congress, local. >> thank you governor. i really appreciated. thank you for being here. ... ... his commissioners, our mayors here over in georgetown have done a bang up job trait just won't be the first time i've worked with tony robinson either. everybody in this room that is a hurricane veteran,

homeland security and governmental affairs. and postmaster general dejoy and the board of governors will testify before the house oversight and reform committee. watch live coverage of the hearings friday on c-span and monday on c-span2, on demand at c-span.org or listen live wherever you are with the free c-span radio app. in 2004, author tom wolfe spent a day in washington d.c. discussing his book "i am charlotte simmons," and he was then a guest on a radio show. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> it's my great pleasure to have my best dressed and old friend tom wolfe here for breakfast. [applaus [applause] >> i decided the one thing that had not been touched was college life. we or i began to hear about co-ed dorm, but it was a total abstraction to me. i mean, i assumed it meant more sex, but it was -- i couldn't get a picture of it. we heard about corruption in big time collegiate sports. i was curious how this affected the athletes themselves. what were they like? we've heard of political correctness. we hear a lot about political correctness because in the

pardon, the pardonning of a former felon, swearing citizens in the white house, using the secretary of the department of homeland security, the secretary of state speaking, which is unprecedented at a convention, but setting aside, let's look at the record, we have a president who has allowed a deadly virus to run rampant, 177,000 people are dead and he still has not embraced or promoted or proposed a national testing program, a contact tracing program, an isolation program. e continues to propagate phony cures and medicines and misrepresented a treatment the other day all in a desperate attempt. one in 10 individuals are unemployed in this country today. and this president continues to think miracles are happening and everything is fine. he proposed -- he signed an executive order that are cuts the payroll tax, which i'm shocked that a representative on the republican side from florida where i'm fun thinks it's ok to pull the net from under our senior citizens and the president says if he is re-elected that he will permanently cut it. and our state has the highest ercentage of seniors and it is outrageous. he is showing

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i did hear from multiple sources that the white house liaison at the department of homeland security an effort to try to dig up dirt on me. i can handle it. i got a stiff spine. don't think we should spend taxpayer dollars for political purposes inside our departments and agencies. this is part and parcel of how donald trump runs his administration and it is also what we should expect if we get a second trump term, this is how he's going to govern, this is why we need joe biden as president. >> miles taylor, i appreciate you being on the show. thank you for joining us and spending your morning here. >>> don't go anywhere. we have leaders of tiktok speaking out for the first time defending the safety of that very popular app with more than 100 million users, probably a lot of you watching right now. next up, jo ling kent with her new network exclusive. jo ling r new network exclusive. >> what do you think president trump is talking about when he says credible threat? when he says credible threat this is my body of proof. proof i can fight moderate to severe rheumatoid arthritis. proof

house to celebrate our country. >> jason: joining us now acting deputy homeland security director, thank you for joining us, appreciate. the democrats give a lot of lip service about voter suppression, intimidation, but when i see that targeting people that areee conservatives, as a political event it strikes me that that's a form of intimidation. what can homeland security and the federal government do about it? ?>> of course, and you where the president is you've got the secret service and so they do a great job whether it's in d.c. or in new hampshire, wherever. but anywhere there is federal facilities, we have officers from the department of homeland security and that's a lot of what you saw import late in ju july. it's amazing you lighted with a mere lint out of portland. portland has become almost a textbook version of exactly what not to do when you're responsible for the safety of a city. including governor brown and oregon with a two-week exception when she sent in some state police for a little while. she declined to use the national guard and she has 7800 of them. she withdrew the state the polie partly bec

and they have the removal officer side of the house and then they have the homeland security investigation side of the house. they each have their own swat teams. e.r.o. handles prisons. we have prisons there. so they train -- they'll have similar training to bureau of prisons -- mr. cruz: can i suggest that a mass demonstration of peaceful protesters is different from -- mr. cuccinelli: absolutely. mr. coons: a riot in a prison? mr. cuccinelli: absolutely. the training they get, however, is how to contend with on a dynamic basis crowd dynamics in a violent environment. how to move the crowd for a short duration. whereas f.p.s. has training about defending with, again, dealing with a crowd, a facility. which is what they're used to doing. mr. coons: could you tell me how many hours of crowd control training these different federal forces receive before being deployed into portland? mr. cuccinelli: so that i don't know, senator. off the top of my head. but i'm happy to get you that. including by department. mr. coons: let me move on. thank you. the pentagon raised concerns about d.h.s.'s us

recognized as a direct threat to our homeland and right now, unfortunately, the way the white house is conducting its business, it is guaranteeing thatur homeland securitywill be threatened. we don't have live this way. we can do something about this now and make life much better for all americans at this point. >> woodruff: an utterly sobering message, dr. peter hotez from the baylor college of medicine. thank you so much. >> doctor: thank you so much, judy. >> woodruff: in the day's other news, chicago poce are beefing up their presence downtown after widespread looting there overnit. the unrest broke out after police shot a 20-year-old man who fired at them onity's south side. findreds of people descended on the "magnint mile" shopping district. isey smashed windows and sle merchae. more than 100 people were arrested. mayor lori lightfoot called it an assault on the city. to what occurred in our do and surrounding communities was abject criminal behavior pure and simple. and there cannot be any excuse for it, period. rsthis is not legitimate amendment protected speech. these were not pr people engaged in petty theft to feed themselves and their famil

stephenn miller, he basicallyly politicize the department of homeland security from day one of his time in the white houserowing the focus to become a political tool donald trump. as i show in the book. he did this by s securing during the campaign for trump the very crititical bororder patrol l unn endorsement.t. the border patrol has never endorsed presidential candidate before. in the m miller, as i show book, promise them a d direct le to the white house, direct role in shaping immigration policy if they endorsed donald trump. so you saw them endorse donald trump. this is why you seeee dispropoportionatete impact on families. the border patrol at that time was very upset about the influx of families from central america. they no longer felt they had the same rule of warriors at the border, crackining down on criminals and cartels. they wanted someone who could go after keeping famililies from coming to the united states at all. this is how stephen miller made himself a key player for the trump team, by gettining him the endorsements. trump's only immigigration proposal when he first announced hihis ca

house leadership. >> i'm on judiciary intelligence and homeland security. >> aside from prosecuting impeachment, she >> it sounds like facebook targets competitors. why would facebook enforce its policies against competitors more strongly? >> and question whether the attorney general was protecting president trump. >> it appears mr. barr, it was close to him, he or she is removed and replaced by one of your friends here and speak with an accusation of impartial justice, which damages herself in the past. in 2015, atlanta magazine detailed abuse and coverups by officers under her watch. orlando voters were unmoved, but the stories may not play well to the far left. val demings maintains she has always advocated for criminal justice reform, and says she is uniquely included to take on police reform. >> good police officers also believe they are held to a higher standard. >> a higher standard, she says she applauds to herself in any job she takes on peer that is it from here, dana, back to you. >> dana: great work this week, thank you. let's bring in josh, the politics out of dirt at the journal. and e

governor repeatedly, talking to the white house and yesterday i talked to secretary of homeland security and you got the federal government, state and local working hand in hand and for those who were impacted by this there will be resources and support and support also from the community from the churches and chairs -- >> we leave this briefing with governor abbott to watch online at c-span .org and we take you to baton rouge, louisiana for hurricane briefing with governor john bel edwards. you are watching live coverage on c-span2. >> he will talk about coastal flooding and we have secretary of department of transportation and of element who will speak in a little bit on roadways and then we have far fire marshall butch browning who is here to answer questions perhaps that you might have about the fire at the chemical plant in westlake and obviously you can ask questions of any of the officials here. first of all, it is clear that we did not sustain and suffer the absolute catastrophic damage that we thought was likely based on the forecast we had last night but we have sustained a tre

i'll speak to acting homeland security chad wolf and house speaker nancy pelosi next. >>> and american? after democratic nominee joe biden paints a scene of america in crisis. >> too much fear, too much division. >> president trump will now take the stage for his own convention. >> we're going to fight for the

. >> this week, attorney general barr testified before the house also sit on, what is your reaction to the use of homeland securityforces in portland wherththey have clashed protesters for weeks, and the attorney general's defense of sending those federal troops? >> is an extraordinary abusof power, i don't think this has ever happened in thhistory of united states before where federal police, without jurisdtion have been sent to american cities er the objection of the governors and mayors to essentially guard againsvandalism and graffiti, and with that pretext, have then gone into s other paof the city, arresting pele and brutalizing them. i think it's worth noting, i mean there were problems in but the insertion of the federal presence actually instigated a further reaction, it made things worse according to the mayor and the governor and now, those forces are going in retreats, which i didn't k th helpful. no one defends vandalizing a building or graffiti, but the response to that has been extraordinarily overdrawn think it has instigated investigations by the inspector general and we will see what he concludes

and right now the president's meeting with the attorney general and the acting homeland security secretary at the white househe violence across the nation. it comes as the police in chicago say ten people were shot and killed this weekend. >> we will speak with the union leader after the city voted to slash millions from the department's budget. then the monday -- monday panel but first up, mike tobin live in chicago, hi, mike mccaul. >> two chicago cops shot and survived. one shot in the shoulder and the other in the torso. he is still hospitalized. part of a specialized unit focusing on the south and west side of the town where the gunfire is much more frequent. the police spotted a car with suspected gunmen in it. called for backup but ultimately they conflicted with the gunman and he fired. the suspected gunmen was also shot and he survived. 19-year-old javon williams looking at eight felonies including attempted murder. the southwest side sunday morning gunmen opened fire at brunch at a pancake house frequented by the after church crowd appear they unloaded 40 bullets, 8:30 1-year-old man was killed and

i'll speak to acting homeland security chad wolf and house speaker nancy pelosi next. >>> and american carnage? after democratic nominee joe biden paints a scene of america in crisis. >> too much fear, too much division. >> president trump will now take the stage for his own convention. >> we're going to fight for the survival of our nation. >> what to expect from this unpredictable president with former white house communications director anthony scaramucci next. >>> plus, sister gate. an extraordinary secret recordings the president's sister harshly criticizes him as a liar without principles. more of mary ann trump's stunning revelations ahead. ♪ >>> hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is wondering if the president's sister has to register her contribution to the biden campaign. let me explain. on the eve of the republican national convention, we're getting stunning new audio of president trump's sister former federal judge disparaging her brother's character and record in office and secretly recorded by the president's niece. the president's sister cri

dejoy announced the rehearsals as he prepares to testify in front of the homeland security committee on friday and the house oversight committee on monday. lawmakers fear the damage to the usps has already been done and the effects of the caught-cutting measures cannot be undone quickly. in a statement, senator minority leader chuck schumer said he told him by phone saying i want a specific document outlining exactly what changes he's rescinding, and which reforms rema remain. and all confirmation that all election mail will continue to be treated as first class priority. >>> also, the trump campaign is suing three iowa counties over the ballot request tomorrows of lind johnson and being mailed to voters already filled in. that information includes name, birth date and a mail-in date. both are to review the info, sign a form and return it in early october. the trump campaign is arguing that the prefilled forms violate a director from the secretary of state. that the forms must be mailed blank for uniformity statewide. but the counties say they're within their authority to present absentee voting during this