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that also does, and i think you'll agree with me, it galvanizes the president vis-a-vis the white house. i was watching one of the press conferences where i think it was a gentleman from politico yielded to the woman from nbc. so what you're doing is you're starting to galvanize people against the white house, and it's a collective which i think is not in the best interest of the president. so, one, i don't like that decision. number two, it probably came from the president himself. so you sort of can't -- when you're getting told by the president to do a, b and c and you're sitting there saying, well, it may not be the best idea, i'm sure these people have strong enough personalities where they would tell him, look, it's not the best idea. but he probably wanted them to do it anyway. but i disagree with it, and i'm happy to talk about it. i'm happy to explain why. i think the best people around the president will always give him constructive coaching. it's not criticism. look, this is not in your best interest, long-term, removing kat lynn from the pool, putting her in the penalty box, you're not getting the desired outcome. what is the desired outcome that peop

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i don't understand the point of even having your own home. in a lotad something of states, you hardly pay any taxes at all. -- well, the thought that i have was that the gentleman who was on earlier and some of the other callers were talking about mistruths that trump has spoken and i'm not saying it is right that he has done that and what about obama? anda had so many mistruths cost the taxpayers money. obamacare being the biggest lie that has ever been put out there. thank you, have a good -- next from new bedford, massachusetts. good morning. to begin with a man came in to find a box spring and mattress so he picked at the mattress and served i can so user measures the you have to wait for spring so we ordered a new one and the -- the guyaround a baseball bat in my hand,. just under 20 minutes, open phones. (202) 748-8000 democrats. (202) 748-8001 republicans. s\ and748-8002 independent if you are interested we will ask you a question from the citizenship test. the headline from the washington examiner talks about the naturalization ceremony that will be underway shortly. 13,000 new citizens honored around july 4. they were tasked with promising application

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i have a tendency to rattle on at times. there was a gentleman that was over here. ah. >> a couple questions for you. what inspired you to join? so you volunteered, and i'm assuming you were in vietnam for three years or four years? i mean, so you stayed. did you have to have a three or four-year commitment? what was it like for special ops? >> i was unlucky in love. yeah, you enlisted -- you had to be enlisted to get into special forces. and then as far as special ops, like i said, you were -- you went there, you did your time, did the project and you went on to another project. so what made me stay? special forces is the greatest job in the world. and being a special forces team sergeant is the best job in the world, you know? and anywhere in that 12-man team, the things that you do and the missions that they give you are so diverse and so challenging that i can't see how anybody won't want to be in special -- wouldn't want to be in special forces. hope i answered your question. >> yeah, you did, thank you. second question. so you just mentioned that the american p

a la an african-american lady actuall came from under the boat. we started pulling her up and i was yelling for people to get cpr, a gentleman i believe he was an emttarted cpr. >> 31 people were on board when t amphibious boat sank. about a dozen drowned in the lake including children. several others were injured. >> of the several that were transported only one had serious. >> a handful of passengils are l missing. officials say there were life jackets on board. it's unclear if any of the passengers were wearing them. the boat was operated by ride the ducks branson. at the tye of the d incident, the company t hadwo duck boats out on the water. thether made it back safely >> divers searched the lak for victims until late in the aght wndlthis morning. on scent oon bealngiliso tnhe andround. back to you. >> thanks very much maureen. >>> in the meantime tornadoes that tore through iowaav on yesterday he injured at leastth 17 people. is video of a twister hitting the town of altoona just northeast of des moines. some of the injured were inside a factory that was badly damaged by the sto. >> 7:03 is our time right now. breaking hews closer toome a man

prime minister may: while i was agreeing the future of nato with president trump, the right honorable gentleman was joining a protest march against him. while i was delivering a plan for our future trade with the eu, he was delivering a plan to teach children how to go on strike. while i was negotiating our future security relationship with europe, he was renegotiating the definition of nti-semitism. he protests; i deliver. >> more! mr speaker. >> thirty-one member countries of the international holocaust remembrance alliance have an agreed definition?of anti-semitism. does my right honorable friend agree that all political parties should adopt that definition, and its examples, without amendments or missions? prime minister may: i agree with my honorable friend that all political parties should do just that. the conservative party has done that, but sadly the labour party does not agree. the labour party is trying to redefine anti-semitism to allow people to say that israel is a racist endeavour. the chief rabbi says that what the labour party is doing is sending an unprecedented message of contempt for bri

i can say with relative certainty that dueling was a problem here then. but i don't know exactly where they went. yes, sir. >> my question about honor. do you know of any examples where a gentleman lost during this era where a gentleman lost honor but somehow regained it? or once lost was it irretrievable? >> i don't know of any instance like that. i'm -- i would imagine that it's possible. >> chip, in your research, did you discover any information about women dueling? >> well, randy, you know as well as i do that women never argue. [laughter] i did, actually. and it was very interesting. dueling between women was very rare but not unheard of. and if memory serves correct, i don't think i came across but one episode of a duel on this continent. but there were several famous duels on the european continent in the 19th century. and one in particular comes to mind between a countess and princess in lichtenstein. they had an occasion for a duel came up, and they -- everybody involved in the duel was female. and they called it an emancipated duel because no men were involved. the physician present was a female and she -- and she had seen battlefield wounds where swords and pistol ba

i have a bit of a problem. i'm a democrat. i think i'm going to switch to independent. the gentleman was asking what kind of world i live in. i live in an american world. i have all of these people that are protesting. a proximally 2000 hispanic children put into a safe place after being drug across the witht with renta -- rattlesnakes and heat because their parents broke the law. i did research and in this country alone i don't know if people are aware of this there's almost half a million american children in foster care that were taken away from their american families because they committed a crime. why aren't they protesting that? guest: this is actually a great example -- an interesting example in that you can take everything we are seeing with the migration situation and the political debates about it and really fit it into almost any one of these different worldviews. you could talk about it in light of climate change in the way that drought conditions and environmental conditions are driving migration, both in the united states but also in europe where recent migration is a controversial issue. you can look at it in

going to be a very difficult and a very disruptive process if you look at nineteen fourteen the end of the all the in and the ottoman empire if this was not a gentleman i want to give mark a dissenting voice here go ahead yeah first of all trumps apocryphally about just about everything he said on foreign policy he's attacked syria he was adamant time and time again about the us role in syria and aiding jihadi is bombing the country and so i think. he attacked hillary clinton for saudi arabia and he's if anything even further at least pushed hillary over on mohamed bin solomon's bed so he could make room for himself in there he's continued democratization and regime change programs that just came out this week that he is pushing his administration towards overt military regime change in venezuela. just a kind of thumb in the air here it looks like the north koreans are pushing back on the presumption that they're going to do exactly what the trump administration wants is a few days it is this just part of the parlay because i think it is i think it's part of the parlay where everyone's fighting out there the americans are going to find out that they're

lastly, i have a question, i was on my way back to washington, i stopped at a restaurant and a gentlemaname up to me and chased me down and said, i know that mr. powell is going to be coming before your committee. would you ask him this question? we are going to paraphrase it because my team was not quite sure what he was asking. he stated it more as a fact. but i think what the constituent was asking me, and he stated it more as a fact of many questioned, but essentially one of me to ask you whether or not you believe the federal arerve's monetary policies exhausted bates the wealth inequality in our country? i think for some reason, he felt that organizations who receive interest payment on our national debt is destroying the middle class. mr. powell: no, we don't think monetary policy is exasperating inequality. we think it is helping those who did not have jobs get jobs. those are the people who need those jobs. chair: thank you very much. the time of the gentlelady has expires. mr. ross. for beingthank you here. your predecessor who i have a great deal of respect for struggled for s

i was listening to a gentleman maybe about a month ago. climate change, all these predictions, are produced from computer modeling and he said the further away you get from, you know, it's hard to predict the weather next week the further away you get. how can you predict something by computer modeling 50 years away? >> let's take that point, chris. >> yeah. thanks for your call. i think i should start by saying i'm not a scientist, but i do spend a good bit of my time talking to scientists and reading the science about climate change. you know, the united nations, the u.s. military, the u.s. government, even trump through the big annual report that he released earlier this year, they all acknowledge the scientific consensus that says fossil fuels are the main contributor to the human activity that's causing the earth's temperature to go up. fossil fuels account for about 75% of the greenhouse gas emissions that humans are emitting that's causing the earth's temperature to go up. now the caller uses the term climate change which i also use

i thank the gentleman. mr. leader, let me just mention i was had a vote disappointed as the outcome, i was the sponsor, of the help america vote act, which created the election assistance commission. the election assistance commission bill passed with a big bipartisan vote and signed as the gentleman i know knows by president george w. bush. very bipartisan effort. the the premise was that for 200 years the federal government had not participated in assisting the states in running federal elections. repeat that. votes for president, the vote for senate, the vote for the house was all done through state administrations with no participation by the federal government. in 2002, the congress and the president made a determination that we would contribute to making sure that our elections ran correctly. the gentleman will remember the issue of hanging chads and the question of whether or not votes were properly counted. it was of great concern across the island. so we passed legislation. unfortunately, however, we have not continued to pursue that. and what today's vote was about, we have a greater challenge today. the

. >> a few hours later, i seen the owner come out and a gentleman with her, the dad and screaming and hollering. right then i knew something was wrong. >> reporter: they say a grand jury will decide if anyone is charged in the death. the daycare didn't return our request for comment. on thursday a 4-year-old died after being in this hot car in connecticut. his 2-year-old brother is expected to be okay. but police are still investigating how the boys got in the car. 27 children have died in hot cars so far this year across 17 states. >> he's okay. >> reporter: tragedy was averted in florida this week when a good samaritan saw a baby the mother returned almost half an hour later relieved to find her baby is okay. >> i always think how can that possibly ever happen. >> reporter: the reason authorities are again warning parents and telling everyone to look out for children left in any vehicle. kristen dahlgren, nbc news. >> we're going to take a break, and still ahead, do you need to book that vacation? buyer beware of summer travel scams, what to watch out for and how to protect yourself. warning, the outbreak of illness official

looked up and admiral rooke being a gentleman host of the spanish flag so she wouldn't die of hunger and how long the dollar last for those pilots flying back i think it was about ten minutes you know just. the cream to break a fast with yes yes but i must be a quiet gentleman. and she must have been a very silly woman. but she was a quick oh yes but that doesn't really follow does it they were ninety six percent of the people gibraltar voted to remain and as european union members but overwhelmingly the result. of these terms wallace the most of forces behind such a very silly woman was a very pragmatic vote the only way that we kept spain at bay was by all of us being inside the repeated union and the european union would keep spain more or less in rain so that they wouldn't do any move problems with the front or all the things that they used to do politically so we voted practically to stay in the union my heart. and for many people terence we don't have much faith in the european union it was practical it worked sample recent events in catalonia would have reinforced that skepticism about the european commission is gets very complicated because the un

i am hooked. host: let's hear from allen in eugene, oregon. good morning. caller: good morning, how are you doing? host: doing well, thanks. a weirdi have to be in circumstance like that gentleman wasalking about, where i had a halfsurgery seven and years ago. i have severe drop of the -- dur opathy, and some severe medical conditions. my doctor is trying to take me down onto suboxone or something because he is afraid of being aided by the dea -- r by the dea and is afraid of doing something wrong. meantime, there are pain patients that are not being cared for because there is no way for them to get their medication. the: do you worry about effects of opioids on you if you were to become addicted to it? caller: i would think after eight and a half years of taking them that i would have become addicted to them. i am addicted to the pain in the right side of my body that i can never get rid of. that was the only way i was able a function, to even have semblance of a normal life, to be able to do things since my doctor took me down off of that stuff. my life has become no life at all. i am basically homebound and can barely make it down the stairs, and this has not been for a week or

a nice day. so it was very, very controversial. i remember a gentleman who represented the chamber of commerce in the south saying, little lady, if this passes down here, we're going to have to shut down during hunting season. everybody's going to count on their babies coming in during hunting season to have the six weeks -- i'm like, really? boy, southern women must be a lot different than western women because i don't know anybody who is planning to have their babies and strapping them on their back to go hunting. woo-hoo! -- in 1987, i started out at gary hart's campaign manager, and then gary hart had to leave the presidential race. and in a moment of madness, i thought, all right, well, i'll run for president. you know, this is way too late. and i have to come to my sensessummer. but in the interim, i had some absolutely wonderful people that got ahold of me. barry braselton and a wonderful guy named jerry goldberg who was writing "family ties," a wonderful tv show. they said, we are sorry you got out of the campaign and what can we do? and i said,

and we have a saying, i have to be clear, that he was a former executive of fox news and i think -- >> i could not be more pleased. the gentleman is smart, understands behind the scenes ad he's going to make that place -- go many months he's going to mae it hum. >> i have to say, matt gates and i have to give credit to bob goodlatte making a real difference. >> the opening segment, i would love to take that tape and run all over the country. this is what you want, go elect democrats. i don't think that will work out go them. >> i don't think anything will work out go them. >> ed rollings. >> thank you, sir. >> thank you, sir. >> disgraced fbi agent peter strzok treated like a hero on capitol hill today despite the charges of corruption and his obvious and energetic anti-trump bias. and the proposition that that is going on, that it might occur in the fbi deeply crode -- corrodes. >> the democrats applauding. he joins us next with his new ad we'll talk about what developed in the committee. right after this break. stay with us. we're coming right back. >> so get an allstate agent, and be better protected from mayhem. like me. ca

i dont know who it is? iay figured it out. it was very elegant moment. it was a beautiful moment. he presented me with a letter. it really is a retirement of a great gentlemanhe is a fine, fine gentleman and really did, i think he did very, he was ended up being a little more neutral than a lot of people would is preferred. a lot of people preferred that he was. we're going to pick somebody who is outstanding. i said in will do it in your honor. we'll pick somebody who is outstanding. i was very honored he did this during my term which, means he had confidence in me to do the right thing. maria: are you going to ask your nominees beforehand how they might vote on roe vs. wade? >> well that's a big one and probably not. they're all saying don't do that. you don't do that. you shouldn't do that. but i'm putting conservative people on. i'm very proud of neil gorsuch. he has been outstanding. his opinions are so well-written, so brilliant, and i'm going to try and do something like that but i don't think i'm going to be so specific in the questions i'll be answering. i'm actually told i shouldn't be. maria: because on the campaign trail you said youn would leav

a job i want to make a difference. i was asking all these big questions that i think my generation is asking. asking these questions, i start to notice there is a gentleman who is probably in his 30's and he is making drinks and talking to a lot of people. i start to notice that as people get their drinks, and this is a crowded christmas coffee shop. it is packed. when people get their drinks, they are not leaving. they are getting their drinks and staying in the line and they are all waiting there. i'm like, what is going on? why are all these people with their drinks but they are not leaving? here, everybody. it was starting to make me nervous. i was feeling claustrophobic. then i started to realize why all these people were waiting there with their drinks. they were all waiting to talk to the barista that was making their drinks. as he wasned to him talking to customers, he was asking, how is your son doing, or how was your soccer game? theirers were telling him life's problems. he was like the neighborhood psychologist under the guise of a starbucks or restart, right? i was -- under the guise of a starbucks barista. now i just watching this guy, i'm

was examined in front of witnesses? >> no. >> so after throwing away what you have with all of the bias you have, you never got a thank you. i yield back. >> the gentlemannd. >> sir, that's quite a set of statements -- >> mr. chairman, i did not finish with a question. there was no question asked. >> he's been given the opportunity to respond. >> the gentleman will suspend. the time of the gentleman has -- >> the rules of our hearings are if there's a question asked during the time, the witness may respond to the question after the time. >> the witness is going to be allowed to respond briefly -- >> that's a new rule. >> sir, first, i assure you. >> no question. >> under oath as i spoke during my interview a week or two ago, i have always told the truth. the fact that you would accuse me otherwise, the fact that you would question whether or not that was the sort of look i would engage with in a family member who i have acknowledged hurting goes more to a discussion about your character and what you stand for and what is going inside you -- >> it's to your credibility -- >> both individuals come to order. >> you lost your credibility. that's the problem

was examined in front of the witnesses? >> no. >> so after throwing away what you have with all the bias you have, you've never even gotten a thank you. i yield back. >> the gentleman may respond. >> sir, well, that's quite a set of statements -- >> mr. chairman, i did not finish with a question. >> the gentleman -- >> there was no question -- >> he should bee given the opportunity to -- >> the gentleman will suspend. the time of the gentleman has expired -- >> the rules at our hearings are if there is a question asked during theon time, the witness y respond to the question after the time. >> the witness is going to be allowed to respond briefly -- >> that's a new rule. >> sir, first -- >> no question. >> --- i assure you under oath s i spoke also during my interview a week or two ago, i have always told the truth. the fact that you would accuse me otherwise, the fact that you would question whether or not that was the sort of look i would engage with in a family member who i have acknowledged hurting goes more to a discussion about your character and what you stand for and what is going inside you -- >> it's to your credibility -- [inaudible conversations] >> you

i have a motion. i have a rule 11 motion. clause 2. i move to subpoena steve bannon. he was a witness in the house intelligence committee investigation. he was under subpoena and refused to answer questions. >> gentleman's not recognized. chair recognizes -- the gentleman from maryland. >> mr. chairman -- >> a motion is always in order, mr. chairman. rule 11. clause 2. >> i yield for one minute. >> i move to subpoena steve bannon in our house intelligence investigation he was under subpoena and refused a number of times to answer questions of mr. gowdy. he appears to have a sincere interest in getting to the bomb of what happened. and so i move under rule 11 to bring mr. ban non to this computety and also m chairman is mr. receipt of devin nunes's letter recommending they continue on the house intelligence committee investigation and recommended witness. i move now for consideration for mr. bannon to be subpoenaed. if he refused contempt proceedings occur. >> mr. chair -- i object in consideration of the motion that is being made. >> the -- >> yield back to mr. cummings. but the motion has to be heard immediately under rule 11 clause 2. >> gentleman will suspend. >> motion is not jermaine and the gentle

a protest before. i spoke to a gentleman who said he is a lifelong republican, had never been to a demonstration, this was the question i was going to ask you, if there we knew people would not necessarily be against the republican agenda who were in attendance. they were, yes. what does this say about the president's support? is it one of the ones where even his supporters are against him in large parts? and think it is a tricky question, the president has a base of people who are very much with him on this, her support, who think this is exactly the reaction that the country should be having —— who support him. there are quite a few folks who are registered publicans, members of the president's party, who do not agree. the majority of americans in that these detentions are wrong in the country should move away from that. were there people who said, well, we should still situ our borders, or was this really on the other side of the argument? they want the immediate report —— return of the children separated from their pa rents. children separated from their parents. the second is they wanted to stop fami

turned on the recorder and walked out and i went into the conference room and there was my supervisor did not look or speak a word to me at all and there was the gentleman who fired me with the head of the team of the new york but employees are working inside goldman sachs. it was a short, maybe even five minutes and i was fired for insubordination and refusing to follow orders and i asked him what are you basing this on and he was surprised for the question refused to answer it. he said we wish you good luck and got up and left. after that, whenever employees are fired at thank you don't get to stay and they basically walk you out out of the building and i was excluded all the way downstairs. >> noncompliant is the name of the book, carmen segarra is the author. it comes out in october and you can see what the conclusion is when it is published this is book tv on c-span2. >> here's a look at some authors recently featured on the tvs "after words". it's our weekly author interview program that has best-selling nonfiction books. >> as an offensive mechanism people do these gas lighted things when they're caught line saying that that person is crazy and d