howard: right., i think, would have been a much better way to do it. but ultimately, everybody was talking about this, and sort of, you know, put a lamp shade on it. howard: desantis raised a lot of money, about $8 million. leslie, what does musk, aside from the technological black eye, get there essentially backing desantis? and does he now look like more of a partisan conservative? [laughter] >> now look like a partisan conservative? howard: okay. >> he's always looked like a partisan conservative -- howard: except he's -- >> more and more people on my side left twitter and will continue to leave twitter -- >> no, no, no, he's not always looked like a partisan conservative. if you rewound just, i would say, eight years or so, he was somebody who was being hail for making electric cars, someone with who was, you know, caring about climate issues and the like. he was not viewed as -- howard: and he only voted for democrats, including joe biden, until now. but go ahead, leslie. >> yeah. it was the up

howard: okay.mp also did an interview with his longtime friend nigel farage, a longtime u.k. politician is the subject of the -- and the subject of the 2020 election came up. >> you're not going to win it, talking about -- >> you brought it up. >> how to do you proceed? >> you brought this up to me, i didn't bring it up to you. i said, look, i'll always say that. howard: i get e-mails and postings from donald trump every other week about the stolen election, and a friendly interviewer asks about it, and he said, you brought it up, i didn't. he bring withs it up all the time. >> he does bring with it up. let this go. as i've said to you before, the rearview mirror is a lot smaller than the windshield. focus on the windshield, that's the election coming up, not what happened in 2020. howard: a lot of people who like donald trump including kellyanne conway have given him this advice, but he seems to have an insistence on still talking about how the election was rigged even as he is now the far and awa

howard: yes. something that should have been disclosed. howard: that was a pretty big revelation at the time, and of course finish. >> but it's a little cya, oh, we'll note that there are no charges, but it doesn't really -- howard: -- journalists believe, lucy, that $6.5 million, 4 years, didn't amount to much. why are they attacking him personally? james carville called him a pathetic character. it's like the flipside of trump vilifying mueller. >> i agree. ad hominem attacks are gross on either side. this is a serious about -- conspiracy about a conspiracy. because you know who also was out saying, oh, there's something there? bill barr. in the leadup to the 2020 election, i'mgoing to give you a little taste, a preview of the durham investigation. guess what? it turns out there was nothing to see here. i think there's something a little more fundamental. we mentioned at the top the idea that people like andrew mccabe who was at the fbi are also being basically called upon as experts in this. ye

howard: yeah. trump came with a piece of paper in his pocket about the timeline of january 6th, so he was prepared on that. now, everybody remember ares january 6th. there was the chance of -- chants of hang mike pence and gallows erected during that riot, so caitlin collins asked the former president this. mike pence says you put him in danger. roll it. >> i don't think he was this think danger -- >> mr. president, do you feel that you owe him an apology? >> no, because he did something wrong. howard: robby, the wrong thing is that he didn't overturn the results of the electoral college. collins, as we all seem to agree, was in a tough position. she's not there to debate him, but it looked thatd, the pro-trump crowd,y liked. >> right. i mean, look, she's not a conservative. i think she got slotted into this because she worked for the daily caller. there are never trump conservatives who were once on cable news, and you had someone who understood where trump's coming from, you could have pressed hi

the howard marching band.d, class of 2023, you are the reason i am so optimistic for the future. you are part of the most gifted, tolerant, talented and best educated generation of american so far. you will answer the questions for america, who are we? what do we stand for? what do we believe? what do we want to be? i am not saying you have to share this burden on your own. what i am saying is, you represent the best of us. that is the god's truth, you represent the best of us. your generation will not be ignored, shunned, silenced. keep standing for truth and right and send your rays of light. congratulations you all, we need you. god bless you all and god bless our troops. [applause]. >> florida governor ron desantis is the featured guest at a piic fundraiser that is live from iowa a 12:35. on c-span now are free mobile app or at c-span.org. c-span's washington journal, every day we take your calls live on the air on the news of the day and we discussed policy issues that impact you. coming up, henry olson d

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howard terminal is currently used as a parking lot.t of oakland has authorized it to be used for other purposes, such as a baseball stadium, some wanting it to be the home of the a's. the upside to building at howard terminal is far superior to the options you've been looking at in las vegas while others want to move on from the team. but they have disrupted oakland immensely. they have disrupted the workforce immensely. they have disrupted the shipping industry immensely. the a's new proposed site in las vegas would be a 35,000 seat retractable-roof stadium with 1500 room hotel. it also requires a 400 million dollars in public funding. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news coming up next. a new scam alert threatening to drain your bank account in the blink of an eye you need to know before you use an atm and as spring approaches, health experts worry about m-pox spikes. >> what they are advising you >> what they are advising you to do say. liberty mutual customizes your car insurance so you only pay for what you need. w

howard terminal is currently used as a parking lot. the port of oakland has authorized it to be used for other purposes, such as a baseball stadium, some wanting it to be the home of the a's. the upside to building at howard terminal is far superior to the options you've been looking at in las vegas while others want to move on from the team. but they have disrupted oakland immensely. they have disrupted the workforce immensely. they have disrupted the shipping industry immensely. the a's new proposed site in las vegas would be a 35,000 seat retractable-roof stadium with 1500 room hotel. it also requires a 400 million dollars in public funding. reporting the newsroom. i'm rob nesbitt kron. 4 news. all right, rob, we'll continue to monitor any and all developments between the a's and the city of oakland to tissue. sure. >> mobile device there to scan the qr code on your screen and we'll take you right to our digital page on our website. kron 4 dot com where you can track the fate of the a's. >> coming up, elon musk stepping down from a

founded in the verses of the howard anthem. against this guy probably there on hilltop hyatt, there she stands for truth and right, senate floors her rays of light, it matters. it matters. we are living through one of the most consequential moments in our history with fundamental questions for our nation, who are we? which we stand for? what do we believe? who will we be? we are going to help answer those questions. let me take you back to january 2009. i stood in wilmington delaware at the amtrak station, carrying my folder waiting to be picked up by a guy named barack obama. [applause] the first black man elected president of the united states. i was there to join him as vice president on the way to the historic inauguration in washington. a moment of extraordinary hope. but also as i stood there, this is the god's truth, i cannot help think about another day, i stood there, it was not much more than your age. i just got out of law school. i had gone to work for a big firm in my state. because when dr. king was assassinated m

more than ever it all starts with great internet president biden delivered a commencement address to howard university's 2023 graduating class from the capital one arena in washington, d.c. during the speech the president touched on political extremism, attacks on democracy and how it allowed the first black president in u.s. history. before the speech president biden was given an honorary doctorate degree from the university's president. >> outstanding service of 36 years of democratic senator from delaware beginning at the tender age of 29. on the senate judiciary committee for 16 years [inaudible] that provides unprecedented resources and has led to a critical conversation on crime for the country. the health, education, opportunity, environment and welfare is the 47th vice president in the obama administration and now as the leader of the free world is marked the end of the stellar success that you've demonstrated. making good on another of your campaign promises and achieving what your predecessors could not. you signedne into law the histoc 1 trillion-dollar bipartisan infrastructure

it may go to howard. mr. howard, my name is cornelius white and i disagree with the caller that was a cop in new york. i was a military police officer in louisiana and the cops do a fine job. they are getting blasted by all of these different people with sometimes false charges and stuff like that. maybe he was a good cop, maybe he was a bad cop, but he should have stayed there to make the precinct better and stuff like that. we have community cops that try to go out in the community and help the community, whether they be white officers or black officers. that is what you need, you need community involvement between the citizens and the cops. my question for you, my parents were educators here in louisiana. when i went to school -- i am african-american. i'm 62 years old. we had the national anthem where the white schools have the prayer, pledge and national anthem in the 60's. in the supreme court took that out, took at the bible, the devil stepped in. you could listen to paul harvey. if i were the devil, t

the howard marching band. i give you my word, class of 2023, you are the reason i am so optimistic for the future. you are part of the most gifted, tolerant, talented and best educated generation of american so far. you will answer the questions for america, who are we? what do we stand for? what do we believe? what do we want to be? i am not saying you have to share this burden on your own. what i am saying is, you represent the best of us. that is the god's truth, you represent the best of us. your generation will not be ignored, shunned, silenced. keep standing for truth and right and send your rays of light. congratulations you all, we need you. god bless you all and god bless our troops. [applause]. >> congress returned later today for legislative business and boats. the house bbs back in at noon eastern. laaks will consider several lice related bills in observance of national polic week including a resolution memorializing wall and police officers killed in the line of duty. later this week the house wil

alex howard discuss in surprised again. then we'll turn to the audience for questions, including the online audience who can send in their questions. and if my past interactions with these scholars, any guide, i would not be surprised at. all if we have a lively discussion. alex pollock is a senior fellow of the macy's institute. between november 2019 and february 2021. he served as principal deputy director of the office of financial research. the u.s. treasury, prior to his government's service. he was a senior fellow at our street, a senior fellow at the american enterprise institute, and the president and ceo of the federal home loan bank of chicago. from 1991 to 2004. he has also served as a director of the chicago mercantile exchange group, a sending him education group and the great books foundation. alex his work includes the study of financial systems and their recurring crisis the politics of finance risk and uncertainty, central banking and housing finance. he's a graduate of williams college, the university of c

the howard marching band. i give you my word, class of 2023, you are the reason i am so optimistic for the future. you are part of the most gifted, tolerant, talented and best educated generation of american so far. you will answer the questions for america, who are we? what do we stand for? what do we believe? what do we want to be? i am not saying you have to share this burden on your own. what i am saying is, you represent the best of us. that is the god's truth, you represent the best of us. your generation will not be ignored, shunned, silenced. keep standing for truth and right and send your rays of light. congratulations you all, we need you. god bless you all and god bless our troops. [applause].

zinn. -- noam chomsky and howard zinn. help end the war in vietnam and lead to a major victory for press freedom. the nixon administration would go on to take extraordinary measures to silence and punish ellsberg, including breaking into his psychiatrist's office. but the government's misconduct led to charges against him being dismissed. ellsberg has remained a leading critic of u.s. militarism and u.s. nuclear weapons policy, as well as a prominent advocate for other whistleblowers. i spoke to him from his home in thursday berkeley, california. dan, it is wonderful to have you with us. i am so appreciative that you are letting as into your home to have this conversation today. >> it is so good for me to be back here. there's literally no one in american 80 a, american life i more appreciate having the chance to talk about the state of the world. amy: thank you so much for taking this time. i wanted to start off with this letter that you sent to friends about learning in february that you had inoperable pancreatic cancer.

america's sea howard lets us operate alongside our unrivaled network of allies and partners from thehina sea to the caribbean. it lets us project power around the world and it helps us secure the sea lanes for the movement of goods and ideas. today our marines are showing the power of teamwork as they train alongside our allies in japan and the philippines to strengthen deterrence in the endo pacific. we haven't partnership with australia and -- we have a partnership with australia and others to keep the indo pacific free and open. our sailors are operating shoulder to shoulder with our nato allies and the navy has helped expand ukraine's maritime capabilities as ukraine fights against brushes cruel and reckless war. so around the world, the navy and marine corps bring relief to disaster zones. the counterpart or -- counter partner for the season and space and that is what the american sea howard allows us to do. that is your mission and your leadership will be at the very part of america's work to forge a more open and more peaceful 21st century. our competitors openly challenge tha

the reinvention plan was part of what howard taermed the renewal of focus on the partners. i think that surprised the street a little bit. in terms of the american consumer, right now, solid kind of numbers we are a little bit more concerned going forward as we move into the latter part of the year that the consumer may start to manage expenditures particularly in the afternoon/daypart of starbucks, which is what they saw with the weakness before the great financial crisis in '06/'07. >> andybarish, thank you for being here later we'll speak with the cfo, rachel. >>> coming up, floalut after chegg's worst session. hear what the ceo had to say about the stock drop let's tighten that. (fabric ripping) ooh. - wait, wh- wh- what was that? - huh? what, that? no, don't worry about that. here we go. - asking the right question can greatly impact your future. - are, are you qualified to do this? - what? - especially when it comes to your finances. - yeehaw! - do you have a question? - are you a certified financial planner™? - yes. i'm a cfp® professional. - cfp® professionals are c

she spent eight years at chair of the history department of howard university in washington. over the past 20 years, she has served as a member of c-span's advisory team for the network's periodic surveys ranking u.s. presidents. >> on this episode of bookotes plus. it is available on this c-span now video app. host: we are back with bipartisan policy center senior vice president willie -- william hoagland. he is discussing the debt limit of the debate over how to raise it and more on how the u.s. amassed a $31 trillion debt. guest: good to be with you. host: tell us more about the bipartisan policy center and the work you guys are doing to educate people about debt and deficit. guest: the bipartisan policy center was established 15 years ago. it was established by four former majority leaders in the united states senate. the late senator paul -- bob dole and howard baker on the republican side, senator george mitchell and another senator on the democrat side. as the name would apply -- implied, -- imply, we try to approach major issues and find coming ground. we believe the

howard, thank you. appreciate it. howard friedman of utz. >> have a nice day. >> you, too. >>> the bank of england just raised rates to the highest level in 15 years. we have exclusive sound from governor bailey coming up after the break. >>> do not miss -- do not miss our interview with the ceo of krispy kreme coming up in a few minutes. strong guidance for the quarter as well. we're back in a moment ahhh! icy hot pro starts working instantly. with two max-strength pain relievers, so you can rise from pain like a pro. icy hot pro. your shipping manager left to “find themself.” leaving you lost. you need to hire. i need indeed. indeed you do. indeed instant match instantly delivers quality candidates matching your job description. visit indeed.com/hire the street." i'm bertha coombs. here's your news update. one second here. as we are trying to get the prompter working former pakistan any minister khan is expected to be released as the top court ruled his arrest was illegal this comes two days after his detention on c

host: "howard baker. guest: and what the president know and what do you know it. a question he offered several times over the course of the hearing. their lease stuck in people's mind and it was coming from the -- it stuck in people's mind is coming from the lead public in the committee was significant itself. caller: great conversation. a couple of quick points. who adjudicated nixon did not own the tapes? john deere facilitated the cover up meanwhile kissinger was up to their eyeballs in the cambodian incursion. the third think they changed journalism. thank you. guest: i will start with the third one. the duo, dynam d of woodward and bernstein. without their target repting in the second half of 1972, the story y ve died. it is interesting to note despite theigo reporting in the second half of the year, nixon won reelection in a landslide. the allegations never seem to undermine his popularity among the american public that he handily won the election. host: the cambodian incursion? nixon and kissinger. guest: there are so much going on in the white house at thi

howard where you? i was that like? howard where you? that they were not going to get up stuck there was one particularly brave west ham supporter. and i am also hearing a dutch supporter who fought them off. different sections. is there any idea from where you work on what suddenly sparked it? what caused this to happen? it appeared to be the west ham winner going in and all of the fans celebrating. i did also hear a whisper that it was retaliation for a west ham fans using some az friends and family in the london stadium but i don't know if that's true or not. it seemed to be the pablo goal that triggered them. you mentioned the policing and stewarding. in your opinion, was it up stewarding. in your opinion, was it up to it? stewarding. in your opinion, was it u- to it? ., ., stewarding. in your opinion, was it utoit? ., ., . up to it? no. there were no police on the ground _ up to it? no. there were no police on the ground at _ up to it? no. there were no police on the ground at all. _ up to it? no. there were no police on the ground

she spent eight years as chair of the history department at howard university in washington.she recently appeared before an audience at purdue university in connection with the c-span center for scholarship and engagement. over the past 20 years she has also served as a member of c-span's advisory team for the network periodic surveys ranking u.s. presidents. >> dr. medford on this episode of booknotes+. booknotes+ is available on the c-span now free mobile app or wherever you get your podcasts. >> live sunday attorney and author philip howard will be our guest on "in depth" to take your calls on government and legal reform in america. he has writtenix books including the collapse of the common good, life without lawyers and his bestseller the death of comets and spirit his latest book not accountable as a critique of public-sector unions. juul'ing ally conversation with attorney and author philip howard sunday at noon eastern on booktv on c-span2. >> to a healthy democracy doesn't just look like this. it looks like this. where an american can see democracy of work where citi

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elementaries barbara howard, never one to withhold her opinion. a desk for your student, mrs. howard, mr johnson. that is a dining table from the cafeteria and you are a fool. oh just like the woman who plays her. sheryl lee. ralph why do we not value our country more that we make sure that teachers get respectable pay for the job that they're doing. the emmy winning actress, joining a town hall hosted by the national education association and the national parent teacher association. putting teachers science is fun with mandy junk in the spotlight. when i was starting out, it was really, really hard. i was working extra jobs i was working in the summer on average teachers spend nearly $700 from their own pocket towards school supplies, many taking a second job to make ends meet if we're going to attract more people to the profession. need to take care of our early career educators between 2020 and 2022 more than 300,000, teachers and school staff quit all the more reason many want to figure out a way to support educators like ms jang. they're so e

they've been exclusively negotiating since about 2018 to build the howard terminal location. that agreement ends at midnight tonight. thursday, the board port commissioners heard from community leaders and residents. >> the a's have been playing cat and mouse with us for 4 years. and we all know what we knew from the beginning. this is a shot in the dark. but i think it's time for us to be there. shut up or put up. the a's are gone. >> well, the a's a proposed a new baseball stadium on the current side of the tropicana las vegas casino resort. still ahead of the problem morning news. we now know why the da says we will not be pressing charges against a man who allegedly attacked another shopper in the parking lot of a costco. we're going break down with the new security footage or bills to well for speaking with the showing us a little bit of sushi in the heart of napa. details iwill. w to the kron. 4 morning news are going on for 30 am on a friday. john. we've been waiting for the past couple of days for the that we're about to experience. good morning. yeah, i'm looking up

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it's notable he is delivering his first address at howard university. somewhere where vice president kamala harris attended when she was in college. the president today trying to take his message of unity and be a push for progress to the black graduates at the school. arlitt saenz, cnn, the white house. we have correspondents in turkey and thailand. we are live in istanbul. joanna, what's the mood there with so much at stake? >> kim, here in this polling center in istanbul, we have seen this constant stream of people coming in to vote. it's really busy. people are quite upbeat, opti optimistic. overall the country right now people are really anxious. this is a really, really tight race and a lot of people you speak to say this is about the future direction their country will take. there's a huge responsibility people will feel. they're coming out with a determination to have a say in the future and where their country is headed next. they've got the choices when it comes to president, two very different men, two very different visions for the country.

coming to a deal on a stadium development at howard terminal. our message to the a's. this get back to the negotiating table. the a's are reportedly working on a one point 5,000,035,000 seat stadium , located on the las vegas strip, where the tropicana currently sits opponents to a howard terminal project are urging the court to find a new maritime and shipping use for that site in oakland. many say the team has been negotiating in bad faith requiring the poor to remain exclusive while shopping a deal around las vegas have been playing cat and mouse with us before years. and we all know it. we knew from the beginning. this is a shot in the dark. but i think it's time for us to either. shut up or put up for their part is leadership have said they are looking for a site in las vegas. the moved to oakland in 1968 after playing in kansas city and originally in philadelphia. christien kafton ktvu, fox two news. san francisco district attorney defending her call to drop charges in an officer involved shooting, but critics question that decision. concerns about empire the urg

folks, in 2023, i'm ruly honored to be here at howard.o by an act of congress after the civil war, founded on a hillton in, hilltop in washington. dc is mecca. promoting excellence and leadership and truth in service. it really has. a proving ground for future leaders of science, medicine, education, business, the arts, entertainment, public service. trail blazing intellectuals, lawyers, doctors, the first black, i might say, vice president of the united states of america. [ cheers and applause ] >> say that again. come la sends her love and she sends a career message that today i have the privilege, she points out at speaking at the real h.u. [ cheers and applause ] >> now, you realize that's going to cost me at home. >> there's enormous pride in this university. founded in the look of howard andrew, and rear against the eastern sky, proudly there on hillton high, there she stands for truth and right, sending forth her rays of light. it matters. it matters. it matters. we're living through one of the most consequential moments in our his

>> sit on out howard. >> does any one say, thank you, arnold? no. you know what they say?. >> you watch fonzi and you just want to be fonzi. >> oh. >> hey, girls. knock yourselves out. i'm really sorry, it was a slip of the fingers, slip of the fingers. >> it's a fantasy of what teen life could be. >> hey, dafazio. they're here. all right. laverne. this is laverne dafazio. she's mine. this is shirley feeney. she's yours. as you can see. >> nice to meet you, ritchie. >> my pleasure. >> when "laverne & shirley" made a guest appearance, one of the cameramen said, look at this two shot. that's a series. >> shamele, shamozle -- hossenfere incorporated. >> tuesday night between 8:00 and 9:00 is called the death spot, death to any program that dares to go head-on against abc's "happy days" and "laverne & shirley." >> "laverne & shirley" was one of the few sitcoms that debuted as number one. >> the absolute top number one show this season is "laverne & shirley." a seemingly harmless but essentially brainless exercise in adolescent silliness. >> you have to go all the way back to "

howard dean led john edwards, richard gephardt and john kerry in the polls.eople would love howard dean but he finished almost as fast as he rose with the dean scream in california. >> we are going back to washington, d.c. to take back the white house. brian: former new york mayor rudy giuliani was leading in those polls. governor mike huckabee stole into prominence from behind. remember tv start fred thompson. they were begging for him to get in. but mccain would be the on one to bounce back when the sum he supported in iraq was a success. no candidate should be dancing in the end zone before a debate or primary. and hillary clinton for senator obama. >> not too long ago my opponent made a prediction. he said i would probably win pennsylvania and he would win north carolina and indiana would be the tie breaker. tonight we have come from behind, we have broken the tie. and thanks to you it's full speed on to the white house. brian: the former first lady led the freshman senator in illinois by 1259 points in may, 2007. obama had a thin resume but a ton of tale

host: "howard baker. guest: and what the president know and what do you know it. a question he offered several times over the course of the hearing. their lease stuck in people's mind and it was coming from the -- it stuck in people's mind is coming from the lead public in the committee was significant itself. caller: great conversation. a couple of quick points. who adjudicated nixon did not own the tapes? john deere facilitated the cover up meanwhile kissinger was up to their eyeballs in the cambodian incursion. the third think they changed journalism. thank you. guest: i will start with the third one. the duo, dynamic duo of woodward and bernstein. without their target reporting in the second half of 1972, the story may have died. it is interesting to not despite their good reporting in the second half of the year, nixon won reelection in a landslide. the allegations never seem to undermine his popularity among the american public that he handily won the election. host: the cambodian incursion? nixon and kissinger. guest: there are so much going on in the white