i also point out in the national polls, in the first half of the year time period jimmy carter went on to be president. as i pointed out, were ahead in the first quarter. not to be a victor in the end. it is not just the first quarter. >> an independent, what you like this, quote, you didn't go too far. where democratic primary candidates should be, joe biden getting in trouble for not being mean enough for the republicans for opening that door. how do you walk in line and is a problem to reach out across the aisle during the primaries for a candidate like you who has done so well with non-blue voters in minnesota? >> i'm a proven progressive. you better make progress. you can't just talk about it, you have to get things done and that is something i will be focusing on a lot in the next few months, my record and what i have done. people want a vision for this country. i laid that out today about restoring the heart to america and bringing back the simple idea that we need to govern and govern with heart and govern with good ideas and get things done. i have been happy that we've got a

back in the u.s., former president jimmy carter alleged that russia had hand-picked mr. trump. >> i will quantify, i think it will show that trump didn't actually win the election in 2016. he lost the election and he was put into office because russians interfered on his behalf. >> so you believe president trump is an illegitimate president. >> based on what i just said, which i can't retract. >> reporter: but the reality is president trump has never warned putin to bud out of u.s. politics, an opportunity he passed up back in 2016. >> why not get tough on putin and say stay out. >> why do i have to get involved about putin for. i have nothing to do with putin. >> i will tell you this, russia, if your listening. >> hope you're able to find the 30,000 emails that are missing. i think you will probably be rewarded mightily bu -- by our press. >> reporter: and mr. trump took aim at the media. >> you don't have that problem in russia. we have it. you don't have it. >> reporter: but in putin's russia the press is hardly free as journalists have been murdered for the coverage

do you agree with jimmy carter? >> i don't agree with the illegitimate part of it. he won. did he win fair and square? i don't think so. clearly he had the help of the russians. was that collusion? well, the mueller report said probably not. we're going to hear from mueller. whether there was, the russians were helping president trump to the presidency. he got the necessary electoral votes. he did have 3 million less votes across the nation than hillary clinton, but we're not talking about legitimate or not, what we're talking about here is the 2020 election and i am so disappointed, i am is disappointed in the president not standing up with putin not saying get out or else just as theresa may said. >> thank you for joining us. >> good to be with you. >>> just ahead, i'll talk to a former biden advisor about his debate performance and whether he can turn things around next time. >>> and by refusing to take russian interference seriously, is president trump giving vladimir putin a green light to medal in 2020. stop the movie. i didn't have to call an ambulance. and i didn't

could learn from venezuela meanwhile by the way jimmy carter said the u.s. has one of the worst electoral systems and he said that the u.s. right now doesn't even have a functioning democracy so for us to be trying to you know scold venezuela about democracy is ironic and by the way i do want to mention you mentioned saudi arabia we don't even have to go that far away to look at the worst human rights violator in this hemisphere and that's colombia south america which is the u.s. is closest ally in the past year over 150 social leaders had been murdered mostly by state forces in colombia south america and yet you never hear about that in the mainstream press if that sort of thing was happening in venezuela of course you'd hear about it because you hear about venezuela every day but in any case meanwhile i also want to note the u.n. just. commended venezuela as having being one of the few countries in the world that is guaranteeing the right to housing venezuela has built 2500000 housing units in recent years. which again is commendable specially given the sa

starting with jimmy carter in 1978. followed by ronald reagan in 1984. bill clinton in 1994. george w. bush in 2000 four. and barack obama in 2014. ,t 4:00 p.m., on real america the 1944 film, from d-day to germany. >> we thought we could use it as a port. but we found that cherbourg was badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroyed the docks, which we thought we could use. and it took them, if i recall,

did jimmy carter lose his marbles or what? >> this is pretty disgraceful. former presidents are pretty nice. you can disagree with their politics. but engage in grotesque conspiracy theories, the russians helped trump win the election that was promoted by media lunatics. for a former president, post presidency he has done some good things. but for him to engage in there is kind of nonsense reeks of industry aging unpresidential d of triaging unpresidential moments. this has been debunked multiple times. it's making him look ridiculous. it's kind of sad. judge jeanine: the president was referencing his history with return. the iranian hostages. ronald reagan comes in and they come marching home it's the same with president trump. he's able to get hostages out of these countries. jimmy carter, i find it incredible that a man who was the president of the united states would trash another sitting president, call him illegitimate. >> to do it now after it's been entirely completely 100% discredited. what do you get out of it? i think even the trump-hating media

leesburg, virginia where historian john meacham is muttering a discussion with former president jimmy carter and former vice president walter mondale. you can see them on your screen and they will talk about human rights. this is hosted by the carter center. [applause] >> the fact that they are getting to hang out today is a treat for both of them so thank you very much for that will stop advisoran's the senior for human rights and special representative on women's and s

jimmy carter, look, he was a nice man. he was a terrible president. he's democrat, and it's a typical talking point. jimmy carter, i was surprised that he would make a statement. i saw it. it was not a big thing, but i saw the statement, and it's, you know, a lot of democrats like to make that statement. he's been trashed within his own party. he's been badly trashed. i felt badly for him. you look over the years, his party has virtually -- he's like the forgotten president. >> so david, how do you assess all that, especially when president carter has extended, you know, offerings of assistance, whether it be north korea or other matters, but then he, you know, really expressed himself, what he really did feel and this was the response from the sitting president? >> right, fred, so the fraternity of living presidents is small and elite, just six of them. carter clinton, bush, bush, obama and trump, so whenever any of them are disagreeing, you're going to get these sparks and in this case on the one hand, president carter is not afraid to speak his min

let's listen to that. >> i like jimmy carter. know, jimmy carter has oftentimes come to my defense. i don't necessarily agree with the way he ran things, and that's okay, and he understands that, and that's okay. but he came to my defense on numerous occasions. and he thinks i was treated the worst of anybody he's ever seen by the press. >> hours after his comment, trump made his little joke to vladimir putin about russians meddling in our elections. >>> up next, split decisions with potentially huge implications for our democracy. the court says it won't stop north carolina's or maryland's partisan gerrymandering, and doesn't buy trump's reason, at least his reason for adding a citizenship question to the census. stick with us. much more after this. more afte. hi, do you have a travel card? we do! the discover it® miles card. earn unlimited 1.5 miles on every purchase, plus we'll match your miles at the end of your first year. you'll match my miles? yeah! mile for mile! and no blackout dates or annual fee. nice! i was thinking a

jimmy carter was running for governor of the democratic party. they thought it would be a good idea for ronald reagan to throw his hat in the league -- in the ring. nobody thought ronald reagan -- paul was the sole supporter of .his notion people liked ronald reagan. -- they knewwas who he was. they ran a good campaign. pundits did not think it was possible that she would stand a chance. they were right. he did not win. against the ford campaign is probably what notributed to gerald ford winning for the republicans and jimmy carter winning for the democrats. paul served as the chairman of that campaign. they kind of realized that they had set the foundation for the upcoming election in 1980. they had established something. they had thrust ronald reagan into the spotlight. they doubled down. planningthey started for the next campaign. i would say that paul was a giant of politics for nevada. he had made the decision that he wanted to give his personal political papers. some of the first shipments came that included memorandum, correspondence, brie

next from our c-span video archive, president jimmy carter speaks at the normandy american cemetery in 1978 where he built a long friendship between united states and france. friends of the -- of france and the united states of america join together in history, in the present, and in the future. this morning, i flew in a modern-day helicopter from paris to these famous beaches. and on the trip, i thought about the past which has brought us together today. in june of 1940, general degaulle, leader of the french resistance forces, said that the flame of the french resistance must not and will not die. four years later, on the sixth of june, 1944, the allied forces came to the beaches known to us as omaha, utah, juneau, gold, and sword. to begin a heroic action leading to the liberation of europe. on that day, an unprecedented armada landed on the shores of normandy. 176,000 brave troops came here from england to launch a tremendous attack. within two weeks, more than 1.5 million troops had moved into france and the other coastal countries. before me, beyond the flags of my country and th

jimmy carter has largely been abandoned by his party. he does not end up being called upon by many democratic presidents who followed. >> all right. david sanger. good to have your insight. thank you. >> thank you, ana. >>> he may be on the other side of the world, but president trump made clear he kept tabs on the democratic debates. >> do you think kamala harris is a tough opponent for you given what you saw in the debate? >> you never know who will be tough. >>> plus, the digital trail. cell phone and social media leading to an arrest in the killing of the university of utah student. >>> and radioactive tourism. a tourism boom to the site of the world's worst nuclear disaster. joinile.e even mosons to 1. do you like netflix? sure you do. that's why it's on us. 2. unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. 3. no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. woman: (on phone) discover. hi. do y

we also hear from jimmy carter's grandson, jason carter. [applause] moderator: it is my great honor to introduce this remarkable at theon a topic that is core of everything the carter center does, the northstar of this organization forever will be human rights because that has been the northstar for my grandparents forever and ever. to do that.ed many of these people have been introduced to you before. i'm going to use a prop to introduce my grandfather in a unique way for the first time ever. [laughter] i would like to introduce you to jonathan's great grandfather. [applause] , on up, buddy. on up, buddy. that is the easiest applause line of the whole day. [laughter] poppa, weiousness, are all thrilled that you are here. we are excited you have devoted your life to human rights. and all of us are doing our very thatto ensure that incredible, incredible legacy on this particular issue is preserved forever. so thank you very much and welcome to president carter. [applause] next, another person who needs no introduction is fritz mondale, 42nd

president jimmy carter questioned the legitimacy of donald trump's presidency he offered no evidence but he said if fully investigated he believes the evidence would show that donald trump did not win the election in 2016 a former u.s. president attacking a sitting u.s. president at the same time it was the russian president who came to the defense of donald trump today take a listen. critical. people can criticize u.s. president trump as much as they want to build a wall between mexico and the united states and maybe that successive i don't know i'm not going to argue but he has to do something with the flow of migrants and drugs doesn t. no one's doing anything and you know it will be doing great and migrants can kill rob and right and nothing will happen to them because their rights have to be protected what rights you know. what rights as brussels correspondent barbara vessel she's on the story for us tonight good evening to you barbara it is striking that we have tonight the u.s. president and the russian president basically speaking from the same playbook what does this look li

let's listen to that. >> i like jimmy carter. jimmie carter has oftentimes come to my defense.on't necessarily agree with the way he ran things and he mine, but he came to my defense the most on several occasions and thinks i was treated the worst by the press. >> just after carter's comments, president trump made the joke about russia meddling in our elections. >>> up next, the supreme court hands down split decisions with huge implications for our democracy saying they won't stop north carolina's gerrymandering and won't go with the census changes. h the census changes. ght his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. with three extrairst absorb channels.r geico could save you fifteen percent they stay up to three times drier so babies can sleep soundly all night pampers hi. maria ramirez! mom! maria! maria ramirez... mcdonald's is commit

starting with jimmy carter in 1978. followed by ronald reagan in 1984. bill clinton in 1994. george w. bush in 2000 four. and barack obama in 2014. ,t 4:00 p.m., on real america the 1944 film, from d-day to germany. >> we thought we could use it as a port. but we found that cherbourg was badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroyed the docks, which we thought we could use. and it took them, if i recall, almost two months before we could bring a ship in. on oral30 p.m. histories, world war ii veteran describes how his company was diverted to omaha beach, the constant artillery fire, and the cries of the wounded. >> most of it was medic, and a few of it was mama. the cries of the wounded and dying were haunting. but they were drowned out by the rifle and machine gun fire coming in from our right. trump0 p.m., president joins emmanuel macron, french president, at normandy cemetery. 1 p.m.unday starting at eastern, on c-span. >> the white house did not release a weekly address. senator mark warner of virginia gave the democratic address, focusing on

. >>> after suffering serious health issues, former president jimmy carter is back doing what he loves to do. we'll catch up with him next. >>> president jimmy carter returns to teaching sunday school three weeks after breaking his hip. and take a look here. former president this morning sitting down for this one. he's 94 years old, and he broke his hip just a few weeks ago, having surgery. and he is doing this. he preached to packed baptist church in his hometown of plains, georgia. the 94-year-old shared his recent health struggles and those of his wife, former first lady rosalyn. >>> a 97-year-old veteran parachuted out of a plane today in france, and he was more than 100900 paratroopers commemora commemorating the 75th anniversary of d-day. this is pretty impressive. military paratroopers came from all across europe and the united states. one by one they pair shorachute the sky above. the jump concluded a week of events. a martinez man who stormed the beaches was there for the final event, all in memory of the allied invasion of normandy on june 6, 75 years ago. 97 years old and he

horwitz discussed his most recent book spying on the south of the jimmy carter presidential library. the program starts now. [inaudible conversations] >>> good evening. i am from the carter presidential library and we are delighted to have you especially for this book and where we are because of the ties to the stories that i think many of us have never heard before about frederick olmsted, but you know the thing that i really like is that tonight author is typical of the type of author and the book that we have here. i encourage you to pick up one of thes these sheets at the upcg offers in fact this thursday cbs 60 minutes correspondent scott kelly will be with us to talk about stories that he has done over the years, and i will tell you i've read the book and it is just a fascinating book and scott is a great speaker. but we have wonderful author programs coming up, so i would encourage you to pick up one of those sheets. i would also encourage you to come back to the museum. we have a fabulous exhibit is called georgia on my screen. i don't know if you know when jimmy carter was g

jimmy carter won the week. jimmy carter won the week.ve been tweeting for two and a half years that donald trump didn't win anything. that he was installed, that the stuff that was happening in those last few states with the 70,000 vote disparity smelled fishy to me from the get-go. that the only way he could be president after losing nearly 4 million popular votes to hillary could have been it had to be rigged. i've been saying this whole discussion of impeachment, you only impeach people who are elected. what you do with something who has been illegally installed which we have no language for in the founding papers is you annul him, get rid of all his appointments, including the two dudes on the supreme court that have given us more gerrymandering and stuff like that. jimmy carter went -- he was the first one i'm aware of that went where i was -- i'm hoping more americans need to go. >> it's interesting. a lot of statesman figures have gone hard against donald trump. john mccain, but the first former president to say what was said is j

jimmy carter, i was surprised he would make a statement. a lot of democrats like to make that statement. he has been trashed within his own party. i felt badly for him because look over the years his party, he is the forgotten president. i understand why they say that. he was not a good president. look what happened with iran. it was a disaster. they tied him up in knots. the reason ronald reagan probably became president. a democrat talking point. >> if i could follow up on the question about your comments with vladimir putin about election meddling, you did seem to be joking with the russian president. are we taking that to be wrong? what is it with your coziness with some of these dictators and autocrats at these summits? mohammed bin selman, the crown prince of saudi arabia you were asked about the case of jamal khashoggi you did not respond to that question. were you afraid of offending him on that subject? >> i don't care about offending people. i thought you would know that. and congratulations. i understand your book is doing well.

jimmy carter was left standing.n the end you might have one moderate into ever the moderate turns out to be has a pretty good chance of doing better in election and someone on the left side, that is my view. paul: i have been surprised by the trends that the questions asked about because there are extremists on both left and right of american politics, but i think the center of gravity of the republican party and conservative movement have not really changed very much. it has not changed very much, but the center of gravity of the democratic party, even the ones that are labeled as moderates or centrists has moved significantly left free i am also -- moved significantly left. i am also surprised the economic freedom, you could call it capitalism -- economic freedom in the quest for shared prosperity has clearly won the practicality in world systems and how governments and peoples ought to be organized to -- organized. to be called into question in such a deep and profound way notice by the most extreme, but i more t

president jimmy carter questioning the legitimacy of the 2016 election today. asked about russian interference while speaking on a panel in virginia. listen. >> there's no doubt that the russians did interfere in elections. and i think the interference although not yet quantified would show trump didn't actually win the election in 2016. he lost the election and he was put in office because of russians interference on his behalf. >> so do you believe president trump is an illegitimate president? >> the things i just said i can't retract. >>> the supreme court today previewing its next term. the court has agreed to review president trump's so-called dreamer protections. the obama era program protects hundreds of thousands of undocumented immigrants who came to the u.s. as children. >>> last night's debate was the highest rated democratic match up and one of it last night's stars didn't speak for the first 27 minutes but when marianne williamson finally got her moment people noticed. >> my first call is to the president of new zealand who said her goal is to make

past american presidents who traveled to normandy's beaches to honor the fallen, starting with jimmy carter in 1978. he is followed by ronald reagan in 1984, bill clinton in 1994, george w. bush in 2004 and barack obama in 2014. and then at 4 p.m. eastern on reel america the 1944 film "d-day to germany." >> we thought we would use it as a port. but we found it shown here was pretty badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroyed the docks, which we thought we could use. and it took them if i recall almost two months before we could bring a ship in. >> at 6:30 on oral histories world war ii veteran john ron describes how his company was diverted to omaha beach, by constant artillery fires. >> most of it was medic but a few of it was mama, that type thing. the cries of the wounded and the dying were sort of haunting. but they were drowned out by the rifle and machine gun fire coming in from our right. >> and at 8 p.m., president trump and first lady melania trump join french president emmanuel macron for the d-day 75th anniversary ceremony. watch sunday, starting at 1:00 p.m. easter

. >> i want to get your perspective on something jimmy carter said about president trump.et's listen to this. >> there's no doubt that the russians did interfere in our elections and i think the interference did not yet quant but i think put an investigation would show he lost the election and he was put into office because of russians interfering on his behalf. >> so do you believe president trump is an illegitimate president? >> the things i just said i can't retract. >> we cannot quantify the effect of what happened, so what does that mean when you have a former president publicly questioning the legitimacy of the current president? what does that mean for the standing of our country? >> well, it's president trump's greatest fear, and that's why he continues to say there's no collusion. that's why he continues to say that the mueller investigation was a witch hunt. that's why he continues to try to in some way say that his election was not interfered with by the russians and that he won fairly and squarely. i think his worst fear is that what jimmy carter just said whic

to make democrats think twice about where they want to do this i think the record is otherwise jimmy carter won. in 76 thanks to nixon having been almost impeached and and bush won in 2000 i would say a large part because bill clinton was impeached ok danny i mean in the 2000 they're going to hang on to that 2000 election was determined by the u.s. supreme court let's not forget that go ahead danny richard who is the actual leader of the democrat party had left i love to hear your thoughts on that go ahead richard. i think palosi insure the ones who go in and meet with the president on issues of consequence and this is true only for the out party and i think the fact that palosi cleaned his clock around the government shutdown shows she had not exactly a shrinking violet go ahead danny keep going that took a minute i mean it took richard a minute to answer that question that should be that was a direct question we don't even know who's really running the i said presently schumer and i didn't take 5 seconds. going there is not the case we know that we know that we know that that is not the c

former president jimmy carter and former president walter mondale talk about the importance of human rights and american foreign policy as a way to promote american democratic ideals around the world. posted at the carter center a little less than an hour. >>> thank you very much. it is my great honor to introduce this remarkable panel on a topic that is at the very core of everything that the carter center does. the norstar for this organization forever and ever will be human rights because that has been the norstar for my grandparents for ever and ever and we are honored to do that. many of these people have been introduced to you. i will introduce you say prop introducing many very unique way for the first time ever. i would like to introduce you to jonathan's great-grandfather. that is the easiest applause line of the whole day. and in all seriousness, we are all thrilled that you are here and we are excited that you have devoted your life to human rights and all of us as we discussed yesterday are doing our very best to ensure that that incredible, incredible legacy on this part

host: here is a photograph of president jimmy carter. timothy mcnulty is our guest.david, good morning. subject ofthe impeachment, which i don't see if there is any evidence or anything, people should take a spain in 1936. i think that's where we are going. there is more rifle ownership. they are going to get something they don't like. i certainly hope it isn't going toward the spanish civil war. haveis something people talked about lightly. it is a catastrophe. it was for spain as well as it was for us in the 1860's. impeachment,rms of you need to think about it as a trial without having criminality involved. you want to see if there is evidence. that's what impeachment is, to bring forward evidence. that is something for congress to decide. seattle withs in timothy mcnulty. good morning. caller: i would just like to make a comment. i watch the news pretty closely. amazing that the republican from michigan has, out and strongly stated in no uncertain terms what the facts are, what the motor report stated. he went to a town hall and got a standing ovation in a republ

to make democrats think twice about where they want to do this i think the record is otherwise jimmy carter won she had not exactly a shrinking violet go ahead danny keep going that took a minute i mean it took richard a minute to answer that question that should be that was a direct question we don't even know who's really running the i said president schumer i didn't take 5 seconds. he's going to end is not the case we know that we know that we know that that is not the case we know nancy pelosi is not really running democrat party it's obvious. danielle to a back to you who do you think is running who is who do you think it is i think c n n n m s n b c is go ahead danny. c n n n m s n b c really. yeah i sometimes think that you know it's the wag the dog here i think the media the big the democrats get their talking points from the media now which seems like danny or what kind of candidate could beat donald trump in 2020 go ahead. i haven't seen i'm not saying that it couldn't happen i just i have not seen a candidate that has even a fighting chance against donald trump at this point in t

in '7 of in a second, but this feels a lot like jimmy carter a year before that leelection, a lot le it. >> but jimmy carter didn't carry one element of the bag and that this president is carrying and it's specifically women, women voters. pollsters say the underlying number on women who are clearly most eligible, most likely to vote are devastating against donald trump in terms of not voting for donald trump no matter what. huge number. >> but the only candidate the obama coalition has come out for is barack obama. he's the first and last president that coalition came out for. >> except in alabama a special election, which is supposed to be extraordinarily low turnout, black voters in the state of alabama came out and voted at the same percentage that they came out to vote when barack obama was at the top of the ticket. that's extraordinary and suggests that donald trump is going to inspire a lot of people to get out and vote this time. >> well, of course the election you're talking about in alabama is doug johns. what we have to remember is doug jones had a long history of being in

these are the facts i agree with jimmy carter. it needs to be investigated. we need to try to find out as closely and possible how much influence russia did have on that election. >> in our last 30 seconds, big meeting with xi tomorrow, i wonder what you're looking for with that because the president today was sounding very optimistic about the trade deal. >> xi jinping would like to have some kind of an agreement. i don't think they'll have a handshake agreement on anything tomorrow. but both of them want to take it down and not have this trade war go on. it doesn't benefit either country. >> good to see you as always. still ahead as the clash over race and policing in mayor pete buttigieg's city spilled on to the debate stage, we'll hear from south bend residents about how they think they handled the tough questions. plus, new rection from voters in senator kamala harris's home state after her big night. >>> ands with we head to break, retile voters in the prime state of new hampshire. >> i won't say there's a specific person, not one. i think there was one

wasting no time throwing jabs at jimmy carter.>>> jimmy carter look. he was a nice man. he was a terrible president. >> reporter: his remarks come one day after carter suggested the president won because of russian interference in 2016 election.>> as everybody now understands i won not because of russia. not because of anybody but myself. >> reporter: he sounded off on the democratic debates which took place this week in miami. saint california senator kamala harris's performance was overrated. he blamed former vice president joe biden foralthough biden is winston churchill he could've done a better job in defending his opposition to federally mandated desegregation busing in the 1970s.>>> i think she was given far too much credit for what she did. that was so out of the can. what she said. it was right out of a box. i thought that he. >> reporter: trump is an sold meeting with the south korean president. he said there is a possibility he could meet with north korean leader. tweeting in part while there if chairman kim of north korea sees this i would meet him at the bord

we had 125 years without a southern president until jimmy carter.ifference was, he stood for civil rights. and one of the great contributions to human rights in our country and in the world was in thesonal courage small town in southern georgia, standing up for civil rights when it was not the thing to do. houseoing into the white and speaking up for human rights and filling in the blanks of what america should do as the leader in the world of human rights. it was my privilege over those four years to try to work with the president as he led us in this remarkable direction which nota precedent which is perfectly complied with today but it made a difference which still has a big effect in the world. thinkacham: when you back, is there an example or two you would point is to or a case study about how we should be doing this? vice president mondale: i thought the boat people issue was a good issue about human rights leadership. the vietnamese communist government decided to push their citizens of chinese ethnic on seaworthy sea boats. many of them lost

starting with jimmy carter. he is followed by ronald reagan in 1984, bill clinton in 1994, george w. bush and 2004, and barack obama at 2014. elm -- theme of 1944 1940 four film, "d-day to germany." >> we found cherbourg was pretty badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroyed the docks, which we thought we could use. recall,them, if i almost two months before we could bring a ship and. >> -- in. veteran talks two about how his company was diverted to omaha beach. the artillery fire and the cries of the wounded. >> most of it was medic but a few of it was mama. they were sort of haunting, but they were drowned out by the rifle and machine gun fire coming in from our right. >> at 8:00 p.m., president trump and melania trump join emmanuel cemeteryr the ceremony. c-span3.1:00 p.m. in >> house speaker nancy pelosi will also attend the observance in france before leaving on the trip. she held a news conference on capitol hill where she talked about immigration and possible tariffs on mexican -- imports. t

past american president who traveled to normandy's beaches to honor the fallen, starting with jimmy carterlinton, george w. bush, and barack obama. eastern, the p.m. 1944 film, "d-day to germany." >> we thought we could use it as a port. it was pretty badly destroyed by the germans themselves. they destroyed the docks, which we thought we could use. two months before we could bring a ship in. john,ld war ii veteran, describes how his company was diverted to omaha beach through constant artillery fire and the cries of the wounded. >> most was "medic." the rest was "mama." the cries of the wounded and but theye haunting, were drowned out by the rifle and machine gun fire. >> president trump and first lady melania trump join emmanuel the d-day 70 for the anniversary ceremony -- 75th anniversary's our money. the 75th anniversary ceremony. >> sunday night on afterwor ds, "the conservative sensibility." george will offers his thoughts on american conservatism. he's interviewed by the national review senior editor. >> to that extent, i'm in nationalist. a philosophy that is right. it's not suitab

but things have changed since jimmy carter. he's right that it obviously for most voters, it is early. and we have seen the debates do matter. there will be actual events that will change the way people look at these candidates between now and then. i think where he's wrong is that, you know, it's true. when jimmy carter won iowa and new hampshire and gary hart in '84, they were both at 2 or 3% in the national gallup poll, and to stephen king's term, under the dome. you could go into them and create a constituency, even if you didn't have one nationally. i don't think that's true any more. now we have something that's much more like a national audition, where the -- where most varieties, even in the early states, are getting their information about the candidates through national media, and not really hermetically sealed the way they were 40, 50 years ago. and what that means, one of the things that affects whether voters are willing to consider a candidate is whether they see you as viable in the national polls. so there is so

jimmy carter today basically called donald trump an illegitimate president.omething we haven't seen. has trump taken on jimmy carter? former presidents. taken on obama, taken on george w. bush. he's the only one he hasn't attacked yet. >> jimmy carter is a sunday schoolteacher. he must tell the truth no matter how -- what is it a two-edged sword, it debts to the left or right it doesn't matter. i have a lot of respect for him. i'm sure donald trump will add him to his list of twitters. >> total loser, never heard of him. >> the best thing about this is i'm sure president carter is not on twitter. thanks for watching. we're all punchy and were up too late last night. my thanks to you all. i'm nicolle wallace and now to "hardball." >> let's play "hardball"! >> good evening. i'm chris matthews, back in washington. last night a star was born, her name was kamala harris. and joking about russian interference in the election. and a story about sexual assault backed up by two friends who say she told them about the attack at the time it allegedly happened. >>>

jimmy carter, look, he was a nice man. he was a terrible president. he's a democrat, and it's a typical talking point. he's loyal to the democrats, and i guess you should be. but as everybody now understands i won not because of russia, not because of anybody but myself. i went out, i campaigned better, smarter, harder than hillary clinton. i went to wisconsin. i went to michigan the night of the vote. i had 32,000 people at 1:00 in the morning on election day. i won michigan, i won wisconsin, i won pennsylvania. i won states that traditionally haven't been won by a republican, for many years haven't been won by a republican. and this had nothing to do with anybody but the fact i worked harder and much smarter than hillary clinton did. now, i'll say this. jimmy carter, i was surprised that he would make a statement -- i saw it, it was not a big thing but i saw the statement. a lot of democrats like to make that statement. he's been trashed within his own party. i felt bad for him because you look over the years he's virtually like the forgotten presid

representante de la polÍtica de los estados unidos que habÍa pisado suelo norcoreano fue el ex presidente jimmy cartern acercamiento para el diÁlogo por la paz y regresÓ en el 2010 para llevarse consigo de regreso a un ciudadano estadounidense que habÍa sido apresado por el rÉgimen y cuya liberaciÓn logró Él mismo a través de su gestiÓn. "mucha gente en corea bajo lÁgrimas" >> el crustos simbÓlico de trump a corea del norte ha desatado una cadena de reacciones en was que fue una oportunidad fotogrÁfica para el presidente. [hablan inglÉs] >>tuvimos un problema tÉcnico con esta pieza, mÁs adelante se la mostraremos.esta es la situaciÓn de los migrantes en la frontera. la lista de extranjeros que mueren tratando de llegar estados unidos siga creciendo. ahora un salvadoreÑo de 43 aÑos que habÍa entrado ilegalmente al paÍs con su hija muriÓ en un hospital tras desmayarte en una estaciÓn fronteriza de texas. el hombre habÍa estado detenido alrededor de una semana en el centro de procesamiento en el centro del valle de rÍo grande en mcallen. es autoridades dicen que desconocen las causas de muerte pero infor