so talk about jasper. i have been following jasper on twitter. tell us about jasper. >> my second dog my first was named henry he was with me all through the white house years. president bush loved stories about henry for example in 2004 i taught henry attract what you really think about john kerry when he was running for president? here we would go to the toolbox and get my old flip-flop and bring it back. [laughter] when henry passed away six months after we moved to new york my husband and i thought how can you raise a dog in an apartment? there is no way i'm a very strict dog trainer they end up better off that eventually. we are so broken and greta van susteren said there's only way to fix it. you have to get another dog. jasper came on the scene one year is normal this was a little shorter. it probably happened in the womb. he is goofy, athletic, affectionate, . we take so many pictures of him. he is good-natured about that. we lived in a building with a doggie daycare. they used to pick jasper up at 12:00 o'clock and return him to 3:00 o'c

take care of jasper. work hard, stay healthy and we will see you soon. >> "after words" is available as a podcast. to listen, visit c-span.org/podcast or research "after words" on your podcast app and watch this and previous interviews at booktv.org. click on the "after words" button at the top of the page. booktv monthly in-depth program with best-selling author. washington the author of medical apartheid, deadly monopolies and recently published nonconsensual medical testing on african-americans, members of the military and prisoners. washington, you write that at age ten, albert is out of your life, out of o my life changed your life. how did that happen? >> i discovered a that particulr book and quickly began reading others. i was struck by his spirit of how he melded his christian beliefs, philosophical beliefs but most of all a life devoted to

let's talk about jasper. you wrote a book about jasper.have been following jasper n twitter. >> my second visa. my first was henry. with me all through my white house years. in 2004, i taught henry district hey, henry, what do you really think about john kerry when he was running for president. getting my old flip-flop and bringing it back. [laughter] nobody knows what happened. he is goofy, athletic, affectionate, silly, we take him. pictures of he is good-natured about it. we lived in a building that had a doggy daycare. used to come and pick jasper up at 12:00 o'clock and return him at three. he was exhausted. he is a most well socialized dog they did some test and they found a tumor. a malignant tumor. the surgery was successful and we just got word today as we are having this interview that it was the more common version and he will be fine. >> congratulations. >> i grew up with dogs like a lot of people did. nobody cares about politics when you're talking about your dogs. >> i find all sorts of people, all sorts of kids can start tal

i agree with doctor jasper not very successful targeting infrastructure in 2020. that did not happen by happenstance. as a result of a lot of hard work and the relationships they have a state and local election officials in making sure those systems are hard to dispose election infrastructure equipment and providers. but also with cyber command, nsa and others who took his doctor jasper outlined some proactive steps. i know we were inside dhs hyper focused on this incident or this issue leading up to the 2020 election. it is about that leadership in about that focus on the mission as elections roll around. what you don't want to do is focus on election security two months before the election. this will be a sustaining ongoing mission. one of the really challenges they have as elections die away, and ends up it's two years away little under two years to the midterm, making sure they continue to press the limit and continue to do their work knowing they may have some other things on their plate that takes higher priorities. i think that's important. i would end by c

. >> bill: i know how much jasper means to you so enjoy the weekend. all right, bye-bye. >> est level ever. this is "the faulkner focus". good morning, i'm jon roberts for harris. the biden white house blaming the trump administration for the crisis as the president has called the surge of migrants seasonable saying nothing has changed. but the month-to-month numbers tell a different story. they have steadily increased for a year and skyrocketed in february and march.

there is jasper in the background and interviewed me about the book and it was a real honor, so thatk on its head. how cute is that? >> dan: that is cruel. >> milk is bad for dogs. >> dana: i don't think they gave it to them to drink. i do not see that part. >> juan: all right, dan bongino, you are up. >> dan: speaking of dogs, although my dog lucy may never reach the exalted status of the great to jasper, my dog is an obedient school and has been miserable. i woke up for the first time without her and usually come out in the morning and say hey, buddy and she looks at me with that look and i miss her. so a little shout out to my dog, not the exalted status of the great jasper, but lucy, if you are watching, daddy still loves you, buddy. hang in there. just one week to go. >> juan: we are just about out of time, but a quick message. i'm sorry, greg. >> greg: let's do this. greg's fire safety tips! look at this fella! he will watch the gt show tonight and he knows it's going to be hot. oh, it's called "gutfeld." it's going to be so hot he brought a fire truck and his little cap and it

i have good news to report so far from not only jasper but the state of indiana at large.vaccine effect in realtime and it is really cool to watch. we have watched -- over the last month or so people have started to get lackadaisical with their quarantining measures and things like that so we knew our cases were going to rise some but vaccinating at a rate keeping this under control. since march 15th cases have gone up about 80% in people under of age 60 and under 60 is going up 30% but they have already had the vaccine so we are getting to see this in realtime how these vaccines are affecting the disease process. >> i want to play for you something. this is from republican senator from wisconsin. spoken in public and with a straight face. affectionately called ron johnson of wisconsin ji. >> i see no reason to be pushing vaccines on people. what is the point? if the science tells us that vaccines are 95% effective so if you have a vaccine quite honestly what do you care if your neighbor has one or not? you got a vaccine and science is telling you it's very, very effective

roll it, watch. >> happy birthday, jasper. during the daily briefing and we named tyrus in honor of tyrus. she does a lot of work raising canine companions for heroes. >> bill: i know how much jasper means to you so enjoy the weekend. all right, bye-bye. >> est level ever. this is "the faulkner focus". good morning, i'm jon roberts for harris. the biden white house blaming the trump administration for the crisis as the president has called the surge of migrants seasonable saying nothing has changed. but the month-to-month numbers tell a different story. they have steadily increased for a year and skyrocketed

the briton wearing blue on the left of your screen had enough energy left to pip belgium's jasper philipsenz was the overall winner. reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming his match at 4—1; against martin gould, yan took control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. elsewhere, the former semi finalist david gilbert is through after a 10—4 win against fellow englishman chris wakelin. the four times championjohn higgins trails tee—an pengfei by four frames to three after the first session of their first round match. they'll play to a finish tomorrow afternoon. that's all from sportsday. with 20 minutes to go it looks like leicester will play chelsea in the fa cup final. for me and the team, thatis fa cup final. for me and the team, that is all for now. thanks for watching and good night. some areas today have been basking in warm april sunshine, but not everywhere. a weak weather front across scotland and northern ireland, producing more cloud than england and wales. a little bit of patchy

jasper will be there. jasper is the dog in case you didn't know. >> bill: serious stuff today. we'll get back tomorrow. >> dana: good to be with you. we'll turn it over to harris faulkner for "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president biden is drawing some heat for praising protestors as he seeks to make political capital on the guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial as the justice department has now launched an investigation into the minneapolis police department. i'm harris faulkner. derek chauvin found guilty yesterday of murder with the death of george floyd. president biden faced criticism prior to the decision even for weighing in on the case and then late last night the president praised protestors who took to the streets after george floyd's death last may while ignoring the deadly violence including rioting, looting, arson and killings that shattered many cities. >> president biden: the murder of george floyd launched a summer of protest we hadn't seen since the civil rights era in the 60s. protests that unified people

doc, we always ask you what the situation is locally in jasper, were guarding masks, case rate, vaccine hesitancy, all of it. >> right, good evening brian, i have good news to report, so far, from not only jasper but the state of indiana at large, we are starting to see the vaccine effect in realtime, and it is really cool to watch. we've watched -- over the last month of so people have really started to get a little lackadaisical with their quarantine measures and things like that, so we knew our cases were going to rise some, but we are vaccinating at a rate so far that is keeping this under control. since march 15th cases have gone up about 80% in people over the age of 60, but over the age of 60 they've only gone up at about 30%, which is really cool, because about 60% or so of our people over the age of 60 have already had the vaccine, so we're getting to see this in realtime, how the vaccines are affecting the disease process. >> i want to play something for you, this is from republican senator from wisconsin spoken in public and with a straight face, again of wisconsin, will disc

i just had to figure out a way to bring up jasper. a wonderful podcast and i was on talking to him about everything will be okay, had a wonderful time. we talked about some book stuff and he is a great girl dad. dad of three girls. >> will: all right. >> juan: way to go, dana. all right, greg, you are up. >> greg: all right, here we go. of gutfeld live is back at the columbia, south carolina, colombia speedway. that's going to be sunday, apri. wow, that's not far away. 6:00 p.m. you can get the tickets at wwwg gutfeld.com. this is a 2021 date. i hope it still happens. and special guest tom shillue. it's going to be great. i really look forward to doing this again. and here we go. let's do this. greg's celebrity sighting. there is nothing -- i can't stand it when i see celebrity couples fighting in public. but where i live it happens all the time. here, take a look at this. these are two brothers from hampton are fighting and they don't realize that tmz is just around the corner and they went at it for almost three solid hours and now

higher elevations into parts of jasper, wyoming, could see an additional 8 inches of snow.way into denver by this afternoon the fat flakes in this area. this is not wet snow, it is going to stick this entire system tracks to the east and it kind of dies out but it's going to collide with some cooler air by friday overnight into your saturday and look at this from northern new england now forecasting an additional 6 to 8 inches of snow, guys. >> wow >> it's not over. >> up next, the u.k. says word up for national scrabble day ♪ for decades, most bladder leak pads were similar. until always discreet changed that. by inventing a revolutionary pad, that's incredibly thin. because it protects differently. with two rapiddry layers that overlap, where you need it most. for strong protection, that's always discreet. it's time to question your protection. it's time for always discreet. ♪ yeah! yeah! yeah! ♪ real fruit whole grains and chocolatey chunks. doing something good for yourself... has never been this delicious. kellogg's special k. you try to stay ahead of the mess but scru

people that means asian people that means all of us america we framed this moment for all of us not jasper george ploy this is a big 3 for dollars who championed humanity oh inhumanity dowson who championed justice oh big injustice dolls who chappie more rows over it morality america less lean into this moment and less make sure there are now that this moment will be documented for our children yet unborn. as they continue on the journey to justice knowing that the blood of george flawless. will give them a trail to found a way into a better america a more just america a more just america where brown and taylor gets an opportunity to sleep in peace at night without 1 the police bust into her front door a more just america. where mahabharat gets to run free ob and not be lynched for jogging while black. a more just america where jacob blake and i had to mclean and walter scott and the kwame donald and all these other black men terence correction who was shot in the back while running away like dante wright was just a week ago the cost of some reason black mirror running away from the police

trained at night and day to destroy peace around the world they're professionals secretary defense jasper claimed the peace deal allowed the u.s. military to defend afghan forces blatantly contradicting the agreements taxed but then trump lost the election and suddenly only had a couple of months to finally end the war in afghanistan following trump to feet in november 2020 and after fashioning the strategy to sabotage the afghan peace agreement asper u.s. central command leader marine general mackenzie and commander of nato mission in afghanistan general miller agreed on a memo from the chain of command warning trump against further withdrawal from afghanistan in till conditions have been met these conditions included a reduction in violence and progress at the negotiating table yes yes we will not give you peace until we see a reduction in violence what does that mean we're we're going to keep bombing and shooting at you in till you're not violent anymore why you still buy it what what about it doesn't make sense i'm going to bomb you for saying that anyway trump was furious at the chai

racing the briton wearing blue on the left of your screen had enough energy left to pip belgium�*s jasperge has won the nn mission marathon in the netherlands. it�*s his final race before he defends his title at the postponed tokyo games. the kenyan, who�*s 36, clocked two hours, four minutes and 30 seconds in his first outing since his shock defeat at last year�*s london marathon. the reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming his match at 4—4 against martin gould, yan took control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. this afternoon, four—times world championjohn higgins hasjust won the first frame against tian pengfei of china, while david gilbert is 7—3 up against fellow englishman chris wakelin. that�*s all the sport for now. you can follow what is happening at a really interesting grand prix at the moment, hamilton was spinning, the moment, hamilton was spinning, the step and is leading, but us crashing really exciting. thank conspiracy theories about coronavirus vaccines and the pand

racing the briton wearing blue on the left of your screen had enough energy left to pip belgium's jasper. the reigninig olympic champion eliud kipchoge has won the nn mission marathon in the netherlands. his final race before he defends his title at the postponed tokyo games. the kenyan, who's 36, clocked two hours, four minutes and 30 seconds in his first outing since his shock defeat at last year's london marathon. reigning masters champion yan bingtao is through to the second round of the world snooker championship in sheffield. resuming his match at 4—4 against martin gould, yan took control of the morning session to come through 10 frames to 6. on the other table, anthony mcgill and ricky walden are tied at four frames apiece. and just before we go, time to tell you that miami is to host its first grand prix in 2022 after formula 1 secured a 10—year dealfor a race in florida. the news comes ahead of this afternoon's emilia romagna grnad prix at imola which starts at 2 o'clock. lewis hamilton starting from pole position. you can follow live text coverage of the build up on the bbc sp

jasper will be there. jasper is the dog in case you didn't know. >> bill: serious stuff today. harris faulkner for "the faulkner focus". here she is. >> harris: we begin with this fox news alert. president biden is drawing some heat for praising protestors as he seeks to make political capital on the guilty verdict in the derek chauvin trial as the justice department has now launched an investigation into the minneapolis police department. i'm harris faulkner. derek chauvin found guilty yesterday of murder with the death of george floyd. president biden faced criticism prior to the decision even for weighing in on the case and then late last night the president praised protestors

doctor scott jasper is a retired lecture andr in a the naval host graduate school in california and specializing in defense strategies and cyber policies and he recently authored a timely book on russian cyber operations and brings expertise about the russian side of the attack. between the two of them, should get some great perspective on this incidents what wenc need to do going g forward. mr. welcome if you don't mind going first, when you say stood out to you about the attack and is in a wake-up call for the u.s. and the need to get serious about cybersecurity. >> thank you are putting this event on. let me just say from the outset absolutely the solar wind is stacked i don't think can be underestimated and how it is changing the landscape felt the us government also the private industry so we must remember that the attack or the hack was in fact global, not only did it affect u.s. government, the asian and tracked the u.s. but also other companies were the world and so inexpensive really fundamental cybersecurity vulnerability. and i think if it wasn't from the private sector, think there's

. >> hopefully one of these days take care of jasper hopefully i will see you again. stay healthy and we will see you soon. >> thank you. . . . . the libray has to offer, please do so. passed programs are available for replay and we have great stuff coming down the pike and it's all free and open to the public. i cannot say how honored we are to host the launch of bryan's book. he has been here before. we extended to him an open invitation to come back in person when he can. so here we are. brain is a journalist. he writes for the atlantic and outside magazines in which he examined lancaster ohio and now that town is something else completely altogether. i recommend if you have not read it yet. but i'm joining conversation by a journalist and ohio native. the author of the highly acclaimed book factory girl and writes about outsiders. this has been adapted as a television series and julio and in production in virginia i'm excited to watch that we are thrilled you are in conversation. you made your home state of ohio quite proud and telling stories about us. if the eve

aimee commissioned her uncle harwood to do this painting of jasper. did he an magnificent job.ng it up in my house. thank you kelly and aimee. >> steve: that is amazing portrait. i love it go ahead, juan. >> juan: all right. congrats, are jesse. michael collins the astronaut who commanded the apollo mission to the moon has died at the age of 90. that flight in 1969 was the first time humans landed on the moon. the mission launched at the kennedy space center in florida on july 16th it came back to earth 8 days later splashing down in the pacific. armstrong died in 2012. buzz aldrin is still with us. and he said goodbye to collins today by saying that michael collins will always have the fire to carry us to new heights and to the future. michael collins as he or bitted orbited themoon he could see plh outside the window. he described it as our home, everything i know but fragile and strange. michael collins, thank you from all americans, rest in peace. >> jesse: all right. rest in peace. >> dana: i talked to him on one more thing. >> had a baby and killing trees by printing your

. >> bill: i know how much jasper means to you so enjoy the weekend. all right, bye-bye. >> est level ever. this is "the faulkner focus". good morning, i'm jon roberts for harris. the biden white house blaming the trump administration for the crisis as the president has called the surge of migrants seasonable saying nothing has changed. but the month-to-month numbers tell a different story. they have steadily increased for a year and skyrocketed in february and march. dhs secretary mayorkas met with border officials in texas yesterday but denied access to those meetings to reporters. senator ted cruz tweeting closed press once again joe biden has tried to hide his failures at the border from the american people. #hideen bideen. texas governor abbott says biden is blocking state officials to investigate allegations of sexual assault and abuse of minors. >> the biden administration knows about this and knew about it yesterday because we shared the information with them. and yet still nothing is happening and know also because it is happening there, it co

my favorite part of the day is getting home to see jasper though. i arrive he knows he is about to get fed. >> kennedy: that's how i am with my kids. juan, when i walk in the door they know the good slop is coming especially sunday brunch. juan, is there anything better than sunday brunch? >> juan: i think having your mom cook it. how comfort -- we talk about comfort food, how is it that moms are good cooks beings kennedy? because then you can count on mom to deliver. there is no greater pleasure. for me, i could stick my head in a tub of ice cream. i just think it's such a pleasure. but, you know, i also like hot soup on a cold day. i think food is wonderful. >> kennedy: and, pete, some people say it is their form of therapy. is that a positive? >> pete: yeah. 55% of feel say it's their form of therapy. i could also stick my head in a gin bottle at the end of the day. [laughter] that is paired with food nicely especially when you are a morning show host and 6:00 p.m. is your bedtime. so you look forward to dinner. you -- and they say more frozen pi

this is samaria with her beloved doing jasper.s a young women playing basketball, being on the soccer field. she had dreams of becoming a police officer. her family remembers a care taker who always considers other's needs, the mayor, who is also a friend of their family remembered her. >> she is one of our bright, young citizens who has been called home. i am never going to question why. but she was. now she is standing on the right happened of god looking down on all of us. that is refreshing to me. i'm sorry. >> yeah. you can see all his pain. while listening to him. help me bring in a close friend of the blackwell's, his wife coached samaria and his own daughters and he has been a chaplan fedex. >>> thank you so much. i appreciate being on, poppy. >> actually, i want to begin where we just heard the mayor leave off. she sits at the right hand of god and begin with her faith and the family's faith this morning. because her name, obviously, from the new testament, samaria after the good sa mayomaritan t jesus told. can you speak

yeah >> jimmy: right, right >> steve: my security guard, jasper >> tariq: i don't know, man.nt in the audience. why don't we get like someone from "today show" or something >> questlove: or "snl. >> tariq: yeah, well, i don't know "snl" might be gone already for -- >> jimmy: no, "snl's" here don't worry about it >> tariq: oh, okay, cool well, yeah we'll do -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: definitely, let's get someone from "snl. >> tariq: yeah, no, no [ laughter ] yeah, why don't we get talib kweli? [ laughter ] why don't we get common? [ laughter ] >> jimmy: we'll think of a -- yeah an impartial judge and we'll figure this out. but it's going down. i'm ready. i'm already in your head i know where you're going. don't worry about it >> tariq: cool, cool [ laughter ] >> jimmy: guys, today marks the 100th day of joe biden as president, so i thought it would be a good time for everyone to brush up on who all the key government employees in his presidency are it is time for "fast stats here we go [ cheers and applause ♪ fast stat fast stats ♪ ♪ >> steve: wow! that's fast. >> jimmy: first

he is the salt of the earth, and got to meet jasper, as well. >> indeed. >> lawrence: dana perino, thankhing this program, may have saved their relationship. thank you. i'm lawrence jones. i will be right back here tomorrow at 7:00 p.m. tucker carlson is up next. ♪ ♪ >> tucker: good evening and welcome to "tucker carlson tonight." happy wednesday. we had one thing for you, now we have another, because things aren't changing enough in this country, or changing fast enough, we begin tonight with a fox news alert. we just learned the democrats in the congress are preparing a bill to pack the supreme court. to add four new justices to our supreme court. that would change the country forever. we are going to be monitoring this and bringing more details as we get them, but as of right now, we know these things: the bill is being led by congressman jerry nadler of new york, that's in the house. and in the senate by senator ed markey of massachusetts. again, packing the supreme cou

this is jasper, the city van from san jose.e city in india, where she was born a city like many others in the country in the mist of a covid crisis, nearly 363,000 infections in a single day. isn't son and his wife got infected and their daughter got infected. and i just heard that my cousin got infected to the disease is spreading through both india's dense cities and rule areas. it's reportedly overwhelmed the health care system, which is said to be on the brink of collapse. donya tells us she is worried about her 100 or so relatives in india, among them her parents and in laws who are of age that susceptible to the deadly consequences of covid-19. i'm just wire it. i don't want them to leave the house. i don't want anybody visiting them just. because, you know, though, they're no hospital beds, along with the staggering number of infections. the death toll has surpassed 200,000 milpitas resident marin back. she is from the same city in india. he traveled there before the coronavirus became a pandemic and remained in the coun

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. >> dana: i haven't showed you a picture of jasper with the easter bunny but i will save it for the commercial break. >> bill: border patrol deputy chief raul ortiz is our guest. we begin our week today, alex, good morning there. >> good morning, bill and dana. we're inside the d.e.a.'s narcotics warehouse in mcall en texas and we are already seeing crossings. we know the administration this week will be sending a special envoy to the northern triangle to not only discuss some of the influx of migrants of why there is a historic number of migrants fleeing their country, to get to the root cause of that issue. border agencies say there is a visually clear difference between the migrants hoping to seek asylum in the u.s. and the mules bringing in drugs. agents can tell by the size of their bags, the routes they traffic and even body posture. they do argue the increase of people crossing the border has pulled more resources away and that's causing more contraband to get into the country, something that chad wolf spoke about on sunday morning futures. >> what we know is that the cartels

. >> dana: and jasper will be there. lover. >> dana: so are you? you are a photographer. >> bill: i did not see this. >> dana: watch this little birdie. ♪♪♪ >> dana: there he is. bill, that will be you walking to get your second shot tomorrow. oh yeah. hit me with that. you know why the bird does that? >> tell me. >> dana: even though he is on -- when he steps down hard with the front foot it is presumed that he thinks that makes the worms move around more make that's why this bird dances across the road. >> bill: hard to find worms on blacktop. enjoy your weekend. >> dana: see you monday month "the faulkner focus" is up next. >> harris: democrats stepped up their power grab with a house vote today to radically reshape the electoral map. i'm harris faulkner. the house is set to vote on a bill that would make washington, d.c. the 51st state. democrats are framing it as a civil rights issue. some rallies are being held now around the nation's capitol in support of state hood for the district. a long-time democrat stronghol

let's go to david from jasper, indiana on the republican line. good morning.aller: i have to say that the judgment buyer to this other individual, he had something right. maybe you would not have said those things. i believe most mainstream media if it was on the other foot, where it was a quite individual killing a black person it would have been front page news. i am against all of that, they are race baiting. i am old enough to remember a time when i was a child -- i lived in detroit, michigan, i went to a store and remembering a young black kid going up to a counter and a lady telling him he could not sit there because he was the wrong color. i had family in texas in the 60's, and i would stop at different places and see the segregation. white swim here, black swim there. they are trying to separate us again by making one side against the other. the journalist might be teaching -- you might be teaching some good ones but the rest are baiting us. host: carl from portland, oregon on the democratic line. good morning. caller: good morning. i am glad to hear c

. >> hopefully one of these days take care of jasper hopefully i will see you again. stay healthy and we will see you soon. >> thank you. . . .