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i would be honoured to be listed as a cosponsor, and second, my neighbor -- neighbors asked that i invoked the name of eddie fung who was her neighbor for over 30 years when she lived on lombard street befor she got evicted. and he was known by another name -- neighbor of hers from waverly place in chinatown as the only kid in school who wore red cowboy boots and continue to be a beloved character in the neighborhood. he is feured in a documentary that captures the experience of world war ii veterans called "the wa and now." which our own chronicle reporter had this to say about in 2,007. he was born and raised in san francisco's chinatown was captured by the japanese and worked as a slave labourer on the burma and thailand death railway. the experience taught him what it was to be a man and what it was to be proud to be chinese. he had the distinction of being the only chinese american soldier to be captured by the japanese during the -- during world war ii. he was put to work on that railroad project where over 12,000 pows and 70,000 agent -- asian lives were lost. he lived to tell how h

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deal but senator grassley and others insist he still come,hey cod serve him with a subpoena and i does invoke the fifth amendment, is even further and try to e pursue contempt charges in court. >> laura jarrett, thank you. a quick programming note, ahead this evening on cnn, white house press secretary sarah huckabee sanders and chris cuomo both join chris cuomo right here on c . coming up, samantha bee will speak out about the vulgar comment she made about ivanka trump. here's the story of green mountain coffee roasters sumatra reserve. let's go to sumatra. the coffee here is amazing. because the volcanic soil is amazing. so we give farmers like win more plants. to grow more delicious coffee. which helps provide r win's family. all, for a smoothetasting. green mountain coffee roasters. i'start at the new carfax.comar. show me minivans with no reported accidents. . love it. [struggles] show me the carfax. start your used car search at the all-new carfax.com. oscar mayer deli fresh ham has no added nitrates, nitrites or artificial preservatives. now deli fresh flavor is for everyone. like thos

aer pardoned person, put that person before a grj, that person no longer has the ability to say i am to invokefifth amendment right. that's been stripped away. that person becomes a perfect witness for the special counsel. >> former attorney general eric holder saying president trump may be flaunting his pardon power to send a message to those caught up in special counsel robert mueller's investigation. but could this end up back firing on the president? joining me now is glenn kirschner. great to have you here today. after listening to this, could president trump be targeting those under investigation by mueller? >> it could be. the president has pardon power. once he exercises that power, it says something about his intent. let's take an example. if the president decides to pardon a series of drug offenders and he decides to pardon all left-handed drug offenders, he has that power. it's not on its face unlawful or unconstitutional. but i don't think there's a supreme court justice that will say that was a lawful or appropriate act. once he exercises his admittedly unfettered pardon power, th

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and jeff sessions, again, i think invoked one of the ugliest chapters of misuse. >> in a morning filled with w p whoppe whoppers, the president started talking about the annexing of crim crimea. this is what he said about what really went down in crimea. >> president obama lost crimea. yeah. it's his fault. yeah. it's his fault. president obama lost crimea because president putin didn't respect president obama. >> so to be clear, dana, president's essentially saying that president obama's responsible for the annexation. that's why the g7 should readmit moscow. but he's obviously overlooking the fact that it was vladimir putin that invaded the peninsula. what do you make of that? >> well, i think it should be voted that this is only his explanation today. there were reports just yesterday of what he had said at the g7 was justifying the russia invasion of ukraine, because the people all there speak russian. that's like saying russia has dominion over people anywhere who eat borsht. it made no sense. i think he should stick to one of these things and go with that. >> all right. we'll have

perspective, however, which is also an argument for not waiting and i may have my arithmetic wrong and i would invoke steve or you, doug. i think if one would reverse the recent tax cut one would raise revenues over the 75-year period. when i say reverse it i'm assuming the individual cuts are permanent not phased out. if one reversed that one would go most of the way if not all of the way in terms of financial flows to closing the long-term gap in social security. >> and, again -- >> it just won't happen. as long as you have the current electorate and the current structure of people. >> we don't know what will happen until candidates for the presidency identify the issues that they want to bring before the american public and to which they want to devote their administration. i think it was a long shot, it turned out to be a very dangerous one, but a long shot that got us major healthcare reform in the obama administration. i for one didn't believe it would happen and i was surprised. i think a lot of us will be surprised if a farsighted candidate skillfully articulates the importance of social secu

for a group identity a sense of homeland doesn't that also contribute to nationalism invokes the not good enough. i think that's a pretty shallow explanation for nationalism you can have a sense of belonging and homeland without being a nationalist. if you can through country here you can have a deep sense of group identity without obstruct. having the same passport or certain other people i know is based in the system. they live in the us lied you strike me as a passionate and a nationalist this is that or have some rooted in your family history. her father escaped at the age of eight to england on a kinda transport a rescue mission for jewish children. or so on has that influenced your thinking. at the top of the last year that you just wanted. me to do through to you that wasn't just my father who had to flee and seek asylum. given to believe in. the my family is very grateful to those who took in my relatives back then and saved their lives. doing that so i deleted. it wastes a surplus as we try to build a democratic europe national identity is the least important thing to the least those would

. >> i wish the attorney general hadn't invoked the bible. i think it's time for all of us to be praying for all of the people suffering in this situation. the kids. the parents. the law enforcement officials. their families. it's time to put a little bit of money and a lot more time focused for the american viewers into the second part of this president's immigration strategy. that is to put real sustainable buildable money into the institutional reforms in those three northern triangle countries. guatemala, el salvador, honduras, that they need to keep the plague from coming into america. >> sounds like the president was questioning last night whether we should send aid to honduras. >> yeah. i hope he doesn't go down that path. i think you'll see mike pence go dund reinforce this president's western hemisphere spol si. democratic, peaceful countries in this hemisphere are in the best interest of our security. i think you'll see mike pompeo go after vice president pence. just my sup zigs here. we have to balance closing the border to unmitiga

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and invoked the president. >> howyave i dealt? >> they're bringing drugs. they're bringing crime. they're rapists. and some i assume are good people. >> this is a bigger issue because i don't want this to be about the president. this isn't the first time and i'm pretty sure it won't be the last. violence is not the answer. hate is not the answer. >> reporter: tonight, guzman, whose video has been viewed more than 7 million times, says he's only speaking out so that others can speak up. miguel almaguer, nbc news, los angeles. >>> still ahead tonight, the scare on a jetblue flight when authorities thought a hijacking was taking place. >>> also on a dark road in full view of the police, the suspect in a car theft makes a dramatic escape. we'll be right back. >>> we're back now with terrifying moments aboard a jetblue flight from new york's jfk to los angeles. a s.w.a.t. team storming the plane m fter a hijacking f the cockpit. as nbc's tom costello explains, it was a false alarm. codede jetblue pilot to air traffic control: hijacking in progress. >> we're going to check out the aircr

i should think that should be coming as a surprise to ethanol producers as well that the president invokes listen, i think it's important to observe both what the president says and what the president does. and what he has said is not reconcilable with other things that he has said. his rhetoric is, frankly, a bit incoherent. and simply not reconcilable when it comes to trade policy. what he has done, however, is impose tariffs on certain products such as steel and aluminum. and i think it's important to step back here and remember the lessons of history. trade wars can get out of control pretty fast. trade wars lead to recessions and then depressions. and then they lead to shooting wars. if we learned nothing in the great depression in world war ii there is consensus that that is what occurred. and that wasn't the only time it's occurred in global history. so, i think the important thing to remember here, trade wars can be very dangerous because they can lead to shooting wars. and it's what he does that matters more importantly than what he says, even though words matter. >> you represent

and i just wish that the reporter had invoked the fifth amendment at least. and i can't understand why she didn't. >> so josh, let me ask you this then. is this administration going to be going after reporters in a whole new way, you think? >> i think that remains to be seen. we have two competing issues here. the first being there's an an individual alleged to have disclosed classified information to a person who did not have access. so the burden is on him to protect that information again with respect to the reporter, i agree with john was saying just know. the government will have to show they would not be able to obtain these records in any other way than going through the reporter. i just read the description here with respect to the individual, and appears as though investigators did a textbook case where they approached him and asked him if he had access. what was interesting is they apparently had photographs of him with the reporter. i don't know if that was some type of surveillance or some other method they were obtain. my question is did they need

however i have been instructed by my attorney to invoke my rights with the fifth amendment. i respectfully decline to answer your question. >> did you, on july 29 after larry nassar was relieved of his duties, ever contact michigan state university or of employers a larry nassar to inform them of abuse? >> again, i would like to answer your question, i have been instructed by my attorney to assert my fifth amendment rights. based upon the advice of my attorney, i respectfully decline to answer your question. >> and return to ranking member senator blumenthal. >> mr. penny, i respect your right to invoke your fifth amendment privilege. you have that right. you also have a responsibility. you were part of an organization that, in effect prioritize metals and money over the young women and girls. some of them here today who were sexually abused by mr. nassar. in fact, in the absence of your testimony, documents will speak for you. we have documents that indicated as early as 2013 you had questions about larry nassar. and you said that if larry nassar is the gatekeeper, then we h

government of stepping and independence of the judiciary and they're actually threatening to invoke the e.u. law i think it's article seven they were actually stripped hungary of the e.u. but. yeah well i could come to that well actually there are definitely some endeavors to put very heavy attacks on hungary and on poland as well so procedure based on article seven you referred to was kind of launched in the relationship for poland we oppose that because they think it's absolutely based on double standards and when you when you put facts into consideration there is no factual ground there is no factual basis to launch such kind of a procedure against hungary because for example in terms of judiciary you were kind enough to refer to yes we did have debates we do european commission about legislation in hungary regarding the judiciary system but the fact is that we have a word. close all these issues in three different ways either we understood the commission was right and then changed the deregulation either the commission admitted that these are right and then we left it as it was or we couldn't

i think the statue is intended to invoke sympathy for native americans and being misread by the activists. i do believe new statues should be built east on the strip of land eastward perhaps one per century and i'm happy to help the native americans come up with a new statue that could cost $10,000 to $15,000 to do a browns pour once the wax is made and should have a new statue with the input of local ohlones and we should have new statues and other aspects of native american heritage celebrated but i don't think the statute discelebrated racism i think it was the catholics and i haven't heard. maybe the catholic church feels they're ridiculing the church and that's a different matter and in somehow belittling the indian. i realize it's different than the holocaust but we have pictures from george seeingal -- segeal that depicts dead jews the point is the statue needs to be reinterpreted. >> clerk: thank you. next speaker, please. >> hello again. david pilpow. this is clearly a difficult issue. my comments may in popular with some and not with others. this board is often known to some as

finally said that happy need internment decision was wrong and if so, was donald trump wrong to invoke it? >> ian't speak for the president and i have not read the full roreport or the full ruling from the supreme court. i do agree with you it's very unusual they would go back that far and bring something up like this. i think i'll have to stand on my earlier comments that what makes this such a landmark decision is the supreme court said our president has the sole authority to make these decisions. i think that's the important take away here. >> you know -- >> nina and then anthony. >> if you look at this decision by the chief justice, obviously this happy need internment was added on on the last page because the dissent said this is analogous to the happy need internment. that jerked his chord big time. you can't find a serious scholar in the united states of america who uld defend the happy need internment or slaivery. he didn't like being lumped into that group. he made very clear that's why he reached back and said it was wrong the day it was decided. it's wrong now. we're taking this oppo

i can to help them. to keep things from going that far chip invoke which is now trying to find sponsors for the young storks i meet your nice has acquired and you've got child. everybody say hi to maxine. be keeping an eye on him right now is a wonderful time in europe to attend outdoor concerts or other cultural events for example in france's brittany region the small village of la gussie transforms. into a huge open air photo gallery here alleys gardens in the size of houses become free exhibition space is for international photographers the annual event attracts some four hundred thousand visitors during the summer months and i didn't even catching on in other parts of europe we met one of the participating photographers to find out what makes this festival so special. in the class ye a stroll through the village is an immersion in ont large format photos are installed throughout the quaint cobbled streets. for the fifteenth time to see at a village in brittany has been turned into an open air gallery. german photographer a young schlegel is exhibiting here for the second time. it's about four hundred th

which was invoked by the empire that i would have been a kind of thing for me to do to upset. and then be a member of a procession and it's a subject that has come under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the so-called windrush scandal in u.k. prime minister to raise a maze hostile environment which led to deportations of british people with africa or be in the street and one icon of caribbean cultural interchange celebrates half a century this year trojan records a label was promoted by a d.j. who did so much to fuse the rebellion of political music and global culture don let's we sat down with the celebrated director and clash videographer at the old camden palace now koko encountered town in north london. dawn thanks for being on going on the ground here.

i refer to them as animals and guess what, i always will solo panel, it will not be a refugee holding facility. won't be. >> scott? invoking fear to other immigrants, do you think? >> well, i think the president has always been pretty clear that he does not want people who intoned commit crimes or possessional electricity. we have a legal immigration system and people can do it in accordance with our laws. i think the united states should take in refugees. i don't know. immigration, the president has always said. i want people to come in through points of entry. i want to make sure you're letting in that type of element. especially when it comes to ms 13, which i don't think you're necessarily a store front and an immigration system which you can track people coming here. >> i want to say that that is maybe most americans would have agreed with that. we wouldn't have a country unless it was flooded. to which brittain's just criminals. literally, we are considering criminals to administration when we start to win. >> the people who were coming who were not their best, it's going to be good. so when you look at what the foun

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there is a security issue by the way and the national security argument is invoked against the european union or canada mexico i think it will be easier to leave the valley and legally to dismissing the things that are in the international security now and then the question is are would the president trump reactor and that we don't know i definitely do not know or there but what is important there and i think it's a very good example that canada mexico united states and all the other countries australia are using their rule basis system of that i would if you were to try to counter attack water their u.s. administration is to have them in a sense paradoxically we know that china is the big problem and leaving a by by way of the by way of the way that is done on this side may actually l. this situation it is paradoxically if you feel in terms of its economic implications i have one last question and i will really appreciate if you could each of the in less than. fifteen seconds do you think that this could upset the global financial order we into a new uncharted territory philip first i think is trump is destroy

which was invoked by the empire that i would have been. a comic about thing for me to do to upset. and then be a member of a position empire it's a subject that has come under renewed scrutiny in the wake of the so-called windrush scandal in u.k. prime minister tourism aids hostile environment which led to deportations of british people with africa or be in the street and one icon of caribbean cultural interchange celebrates half a century this year trojan records a label was promoted by a d.j. who did so much to fuse the rebellion of political music in global culture don let's we sat down with the celebrated director and clash videographer at the old camden palace now koko in camden town in north london. john thanks for being on going underground here at a venue the old camden palace where the clash meaningful to me empty today on like it was then we have to sort of a trojan records half a century the anniversary tell me about its provenance and what it shows about the jamaica u.k. connection to trojan records is a tremendously important label that started in one thousand nine hun

>> i wish we would stop invoking national security. that is not what this is about the.t is about economic nationalism and economic policy on tradeport port 250000 companies asked for exemptions. 5900 were given exemptions. another 2900 were denied for that. secretary ross telling senators that he believes some other companies are illegally trying to profit off of our tariffs that we impose. >> the price of steel and for a while the price of aluminum went up far more than is justified by the tariffs. so we are starting an investigation into that, trying to find out whether there are people who illegitimately profiteering out of the tariffs. reporter: now at the end of the day secretary ross says these tariffs are working because other countries are taking action. >> as a direct result of the -- reporter: so you don't get transshipping where other countries send another product to another country to avoid tariffs coming into the united states. the white house says they're using the tariffs to level the playing field on trade. the president saying this should have been don

wonder if i could play the sound bites over the last we f we've hearm the attorney general and white house podium, sah huckabee sanders which invoke the bible and the ef scriptures tod this policy. i want to you listen. i know'r y exorcised about this. you can tell me about it at the other side. >> i would say to the apostle paul and his clear and wise command inomans 13, to obey the laws of the gove gment, becaus is ordained the government for his purposes orderly and lawful processes are good inthemselves. >> i can say that it is very biblical to enforce the law, that is actually repeated a number ofimes throughout the bible. >> reverend, biblical scholars have pushed back very heavily and i can see you are, too. they remember that way bac en, these very, very same scriptures were justified, used to justify slavery, and all sorts of other nlhorrors. cert slavery, so what do you make of today's politicians, leaders of the country, making these invocations? >> let me just give a word tf advi all politicians. if you have not graduated wit a demin or a doctorate in theolog seminary that preaches the biblical truth, don't cite the bi

she invoked the bible as the law. i got a nice passage from the bible.soever you do unto the least of my brothers, that you do unto me." the separation of church and state, it's abhorrent for someone to use the bible in that manner. the fact of the matter is if you've ever seen anyone live in the conditions that force them to flee, to come to the united states, you have to ask the question, it begs the question, and at some point this time you want to know, why don't you spend a week down there, see what these people go through? i'd risk it all. >> brian, you know, the reaction to your exchange was obviously everybody saw it. walter schaub, former director of the office of government ethics, he said, thank you, heroic pushback, many exclamation points. this is what you should look like in that room every day. fox news anchor jesse waters accused you of having an embarrassing meltdown. you made the case, you said she brings up her children frequently, and she invokes them. your choosing to do so was not out of turn but consistent with choices she herself

sessions very critical of the criticism of this zero tolerance policy, even invoking biblical dispatches to make his point. >> i would cite romance 13 to obey the laws of the government because god is has ordained the government for his purposes. orderly and lawful processes are good in themselves consistent, fair application of law is in itself a good and moral thing, and that protects the weak. it protects the lawful. >> the separation of illegal alien families is the product of the same legal loopholes that democrats refuse said to close. these laws are the same that have been on the books for over a decade, and the president is simply enforcing them. >> a policy to take children away from their parents -- >> it's a moral policy to follow and enforce the law. >> that biblical reference there probably a response to criticism of the trump administration coming from the catholic church leaders here in the united states as well as other religious leaders. john, one of the things that is causing a lot of confusion is that so far it appears the zero tolerance policy not being applied evenly. we have talked to more

however i have been instructed by my attorney to invoke my rights of the fifth amendment. based upon the advice of my attorney, i respectfully decline to answer your question. >> thank you. >> mr. penny, may i assume that it is your intention to invoke that privilege and further questioning. >> yes. >> let the record reflect that you have availed yourself the privileges under the fifth amendment to not give testimony that would incriminate you. the indication of that does not will not imply guilt. the respective rights not answer questions on that ground, although we certainly would have liked to hear from you today. you are now excused. >> miss faehn, by did you sag not notify or disclose to michigan state number clubs that he was relieved of all of his duties. by not notifying, nassar continued to remain in contact which exposed interviews for an additional 14 months. >> tank you, senator moran. i do not know the answer to that. i was always just told that i was not to discuss anything because it was under an active investigation, and that if anything if i were to dss it