jeff johnson was h. r.r at marana aerospace. >> i did have some exit interviews that people complained of how nick talked to them. >> except the way nick talked to them was kind of what nick was being paid for. >> correct. >> which was, let's go. >> get the job done and get it done on time and on budget. >> he was brought in to sort of be the hammer. >> exactly right. >> but when you're hired to be a hammer, sometimes everything and everyone starts looking like a nail. feels to me like maybe there are a lot of people you might want to be talking to at the office. >> yes. the list was very long. >> a lot of them had petty grievances, like a safety inspector named james lapan. >> it's just we never got along is the thing. >> lapan told investigators nick had given him a hard time for parking his car in a restricted area and had accused him of using a personal tablet computer during working hours. >> anybody you know that wants to kick his ass? >> kick his ass? no. >> maybe not over a parking spot, but then de

johnson and thereafter, whether you are democrat or republican, they always added to the debt. i am tired of that complaint. another thing is that, with so many billionaires, trillion heirs, jeff bezos, they cannot possibly circulate the money throughout the economy. this definitely will stimulate the money and touch the people. i am looking forward to it. the -- both of these bills should both pass at the same time, and thank you so much for letting me share. host: all right, diane. rick tina in san diego, democratic caller. what are you saying should happen in washington today? caller: i think they should pass both bills. i am a single parent in san diego, a custodian, and the child with the child tax credit that i have been getting, it allows me to just breathe, just to give me a little breath for each month. so i think that they definitely should pass both bills and think about the parents and the single parents, what they are going through right now. host: we will leave it there for now. we will return to this conversation. in the last hour of "the washington journal," you will be able to call in. we will if the house approves those debate rolls, the budget resolution wil

johnson from a seattle suburb was widening. >> we had to look at everyone close to sandi at that point in time. >> investigators discovered that the recently separated sandi had a friend named jeffher estranged husband. she was supposed to meet cane for lunch the day after she disappeared. cops soon learned there had been more than lunch on the menu. after work on that friday, sandi it popped by kane's house to touch up her tan. >> she was there the night before she went missing. she had used the tanning bed, i believe. and they were going to contact each other by phone the following morning. >> that revelation made kane the last person known to have seen sandi alive. cops brought him in for questioning. according to prosecutors he was alarmed after he learned sandi was missing. >> he was worried about that, and he tried to get ahold of her and couldn't get ahold of her. tried to find her. he finally went over to her house and left a note on the door because he was worried because she had not shown up for lunch. >> he was one of the last people to have spoken to her on that friday. she had spoken to him more recently than her husband. >> when they interviewed sandi's friend, the

johnson's veto, and indeed impeached him because of the distaste for his policies. so compare congress' willingness to stand up to the president then and now and why. >> i will digress a little bit, jeff, because i want to bring in some history, too. there is a wonderful book called "the first congress" by jefferson. and so there were a number of mediocre people, but they all saw that they needed to establish this as an institution that meant something that had respect and they did some remarkable things including the bill of rights of course, because they had institutional loyalty in the sense that if the constitution was going to work, they needed to get it going, but to step back a little back. the constitution was set up through those compromises to give an inordinate amount of power to the south. they knew it. it was not just the way they set up apportionment, and the so-called compromise and the nature of the house of representatives gave him clout, and because of this determination to maintain slavery and in aftermath reconstruction to make sure that they could recapture their power through voter suppression and the use of race, and i would remind people of one other thing or s

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johnson and thereafter, whether you are democrat or republican, they always added to the debt. i am tired of that complaint. another thing is that, with so many billionaires, trillion heirs, jeffezos, they cannot possibly circulate the money throughout the economy. this definitely will stimulate the money and touch the people. i am looking forward to it. the -- both of these bills should both pass at the same time, and thank you so much for letting me share. host: all right, diane. rick tina in san diego, democratic caller. what are you saying should happen in washington today? caller: i think they should pass both bills. i am a single parent in san diego, a custodian, and the child with the child tax credit that i have been getting, it allows me to just breathe, just to give me a little breath for each month. so i think that they definitely should pass both bills and think about the parents and the single parents, what they are going through right now. host: we will leave it there for now. we will return to this conversation. in the last hour of "the washington journal," you will be able to call in. we will take more calls from folks across the country on this infrastructure

my son, doug davis and mark johnson and patrick mentin joined me in securing the other brilliant artists you'll unforgetably see this evening. i want to say thank you to jeffng a great time, go on and cheer loud, loud enough so they hear you all the way to brooklyn's crown heights. after all, that's where i grew up. as a quintessential forever loyal brooklyn dodger fan, totally loyal new york yankees fan, that's what i always like to hear in every field and today in yankee stadium. so all of you out there, i hope this evening you have a stern and really memorable night celebrating music and celebrating the reopening of our great new york city. thank you. so now it is my great pleasure, my great pleasure to bring to the stage to perform an artist who is so very special to me. i signed him twice. and each time he made music history. he will be joined by the historic music man, wyclef jean, and product gmb, and following that, he will be joined by that great artist with the truly spectacular voice, rob thomas. ladies and gentlemen, please welcome the one and only, carlos santana. >> ladies and gentlemen, hey! this is the sound of wyclef jean with carlos santa