joan. barbara joan lockwood. she wasn't a famous woman, joan, wasn't rich or celebrated. she lived a quiet life in a quiet place, and was buried here three decades ago, but oh, if ghosts could rise from their graves, if joan could speak to us now, what questions could she answer? what advice for this man, this tough, aggressive prosecutor who now fears for his life? >> this man is a threat to me. he is a threat, more importantly, to my family. >> in the annals of criminal justice, some cases refuse to lie down and die. they fester. >> and here we are now. and all that's happened, i hate to say this, but i think that we have to take this seriously. >> yes. but it begins with her. joan. she lived when she lived a thousand miles south of that little cemetery a few miles from the beach in l.a. in a suburb called torrance. on a quiet street named sharynne lane. there was joan, her husband bill bradford, and their four children. this is joan's only daughter, shaun. >> people would describe her as

when the truth because joan, had become a symbol of her nation. and of its independence and as such, would not be wiped out throughout all of the french history. the french king, goes to trial in 1920 she was of saint with the french are occupied by a much more tedious and evil occupier, centuries later the germans what is the free french army taken the symbol, the symbol of joan part of the cross of mine, they painted on their shifts and on their airplanes and with charles himself, at the symbol of the french nation dies, his village. a 16-foot because of lorien the entrance of the village in memory of him and in honor of joan. that's nationalism. in the nationalism feeling in a nutshell. second, nationalism as part of the mainstream of the american tradition. you get no american revolution that went out nationalism. there was american nation prior to 1776, and the essence of the revolution, was to see that that nation and its own rights and flames and to govern itself. you wouldn't get the radical drafting and the ratification for the constituti

joan, thank you. good to see you. >> thank you. >>> still ahead, the lawmaker leading the investigation into impeaching the president says that there is enough evidence to go to trial. >> there is a sense of urgency when you have a president threatening the integrity of our elections. that we need to act now if we're going to act, and we can't allow this obstruction to succeed. >> but even if his report is handed over, he says the investigation isn't going to end. cnn's one on one interview with the house intel chairman adam schiff is up next. ♪ no matter what life throws down ♪ roomba is up for the challenge. only roomba uses 2 multi-surface rubber brushes that powerfully clean up debris on all your floors. and only the roomba i7+ system empties its bin into allergenlock™ bags that trap 99% of allergens. forget about vacuuming for months. if it's not from irobot, it's not a roomba™ we know a thing or two because we've seen a thing or two. even a- (ernie) lost rubber duckie? (burke) you mean this one?

do you buy that, joan? >> no, i don't buy that.a lot of them will just ignore bloomberg. pam, you could have a debate here between michael bloomberg and michael bloomberg because we have so much tape of him explaining very candidly, and clearly, in my opinion why he can't win and why there's no path and i agree with matt, he's a smart man and i can't believe he's going to waste his money. >> yeah. let's talk about what this path could be. he plans to skip the first early contest, iowa, nevada, new hampshire, and north carolina. no one has done this successfully. can he win without those states? >> well, it's not been done before. i do think it's important to point out there's been a lot of talk about mike and he is successful and he's a self-made guy and i think it's important to remember he's also been very involved and done his politics, i think, wisely. he's been a strong supporter of climate and bringing the climate change and the feed for approximately see there and he's done more on supporting choice and women's health care.

the point of this is that there's going to be no more joan of arc.his would be no more memory of this bizarre incident. i will know, the opposite was the truth. because joan had become a symbol of her nation and of its independence and as such, will not be wiped out throughout all of french history. the french king annuls the trial in 1920 she becomes the same when the french are occupied by much more hideous and evil occupied eight centuries later germans led to the free french army take of the symbol the symbol of joan from the cross of lorraine they painted on their ship painted on their airplanes and when charles de gaulle himself a formidable symbol of the french nation dies, his village puts up a 60 foot cross of lorraine at the entrance of the village in memory of nationalism and national feeling in a nutshell. second proposition, nationalism is part of the mainstream revolution without nationalism. there was the american nation prior to 1776 and the essence of the revolution was to say that nation had its own and should govern itself. he woul

tonight we have joan wash, joining in conversation is a national affairs correspondent for the nation as will the cnn political contributor. we have two amazing and intelligent fantastic women here tonight, without further ado welcome pamela and joan. thank you. hello. mine is on. >> minus two. >> hi, everybody i am very happy to be here, i love pamela and her work and i was very attracted to the title in the idea of this book "diversity inc.", because i think we all know that we're spending billions of dollars, many billions of dollars to put a band-aid -- his name is donald trump. [laughter] no it's more than that. but the book is more than that actually. the book goes into how all kinds of institutions are dealing with this even when they're not bringing on consultants and doing these things. for better and worse. let's start with the industry. how do we have an industry that is so expensive and yet so ineffectual. >> is like the american way. we throw money at everything. and for some people spending a lot of money means you're doing something. in the case of diversity initiative,

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tonight we have -- joining her in conversation is joan walsh the national effort corresponded for the nation as well as the cnn political contributor into amazing intelligence fantastic woman, without further ado join me in welcoming pamela newkirk and joan walsh,. >> thank you. hello. mine is on. we are ready. hi, everybody. i am very happy to be here, i love pamela and her work and i was very attracted to the title in the idea of this book, "diversity inc." because i think we all know we are spending billions of dollars to put a band-aid on a during norma's -- his name is donald trump. but no, it is more than that. but the book is more than that, the book goes into how all kinds of institutions are dealing with this even when they are not bringing on consultants in doing these things for better and worse. let's start with the industry. how do we have an industry that is so expensive and so into factual. it is like the american way. we throw money at everything. and for some people spending a lot of money means you're doing something and in the case of diversity initiatives, the ques

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director general of the joan british chamber of industry and commerce you reckon that johnson would be the better man for the job but everyone's already forgotten the breaks of chaos that he created is that you know not everybody has forgotten it but i think companies want cavity and i think that's what they're looking forward to in terms of the election results so we don't really have an opinion on who's going to become 5 minutes about clarity is what is important for businesses and close the lawman to the single market and a customs partnership and that's what we want to see deliverance what about the personalities what have you got against corporate and we've got nothing against goldman as a personality about things about insecurity uncertainty and i think he's put a lot of plans in terms of nationalization in terms of regulating the economy and that creates uncertainty as well as both storms and with his ideas in terms of the future so there's uncertainty all around and businesses want how much more market friendly would you say the conservatives are in comparison to labor i think

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kennedy kennedy arrived with his wife joan, his neck visibly seen. >> the message of that neck bracer. there was two victims, mary jo and me. >> it was a stage prop is what it was. >> this is all part of an elaborate effort to basically erase the victim. >> for most people, remember the back story, this is the kennedys, there were two brothers assassinated, the story that there's some sort of kennedy curse had now entered the mythology. >> indeed this had the air of public speculative him. the celebrity politician was at the center of the growing scandal. after the funeral the media was kept waiting. >> a lot of cameras and shouting, kennedy in the neck brace mark ching out with joan looking very grim. nbc confronted him and repeatedly asked questions, when are you going to tell us what happened. >> he uses the funeral as the occasion of the funeral justify his silence. >> i didn't think it was some great moment that there would be a full-blown news conference. >> when you think you might have a statement is there anyway you can give us an indication of when that i might be. >> when

business live from berlin i want to get joan's happy thanksgiving to those who celebrate that holiday mostly in the united states of course where turkey and pumpkin pie are on the menu later tonight how many consumers though the day after thanksgiving is the real holiday black friday the biggest shopping event of the year stores all over the united states and large parts of the world these days of huge discounts but the special deals come at a price many shoppers line up through the night to get into the stores early and fight for their audience as for those who don't like the brick and mortar drama there's always the internet with his own discounts and another holiday cyber monday coming up right after this week. and what a difference a day makes asian markets got off to a shaky start today as concerns mount that tensions over hong kong may get in the way of the u.s. china. a deal u.s. president on a trump on wednesday signed into law legislation backing pro-democracy protesters in hong kong the legislation requires the state department to money to hong kong's autonomy to justify fav

hi, i'm joan lunden.hen my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. >>> what did the impeachment hearings tell us about america's relations in the world and things like that? the panel is back with me. ann marie, you were at the state department. what strikes me is mike pompeo comes across as not just at the center of this whole strategy to persuade or pressure ukraine, a chief enabler of trump in this political agenda, but also somebody who ran rough shot over the state department in order to do it. >> it's really amazing. he came in after tillerson who was no unpopular saying i'm going to restore the swagger of the state department, and he's thrown everybody under the bus, essential

and joan, how is she doing?eporter: well her presence was very much felt today at the court through the orders that they issued this morning and now she's alive, well and in good spirits at a musical performance at the court so in a semi public venue within the confines of the court and i expect that she'll be back on the bench on monday, next monday when the court resumes hearing cases. so this is all a very good sign given that she spent two nights in the hospital over the weekend. but the consequences if she were to feel the need to retire are so significant that if ruth bader ginsburg catches a cold, gets the chills, has a stomach bug. >> everybody wants to know about it. >> that is right. and i'll tell you why. if she were to leave, a big if, if she were to leave the bench, president trump would get a third appointment to america's highest court and this would be the most consequential appointment because he would be able to replace one of the most liberal members of bench with a conservative. and this woul

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hi, i'm joan lunden.hen my mother began forgetting things, we didn't know where to turn for more information. that's why i recommend a free service called a place for mom. we have local senior living advisors who can answer your questions about dementia or memory care and, if necessary, help you find the right place for your mom or dad. we all want what's best for our parents, so call today. >>> one day after he said his twitter account was liberated, john bolton started a political action committee on twitter. moments before he posted that promotion he tweeted this which is somewhat cryptic. let's get back to discussing critical national security issues confronting america. the threats are grave and growing. the presidency in control of the house and senate will all be decided in less than one year. it is time to speak up again. cnn national correspondent kristin holm joins me from outside the white house. what should we take from bolton's tweets over the past 24 hours? >> reporter: well, martin, bolton

how would the supreme court see this, joan?is is not a fringe decision, it's by a very respected chief judge, robert katsun in the second circuit, relying on a clinton case and more importantly from a 1974 u.s. v. nixon case. if the supreme court were to go in another direction here, it would be startling just because how this decision is so in the main. some of you might remember, when this case was argued by trump's lawyers at the second circuit recently, this was a case where a lawyer said, if president trump shot someone on fifth avenue, there would be nothing to do here. so the claim from the trump administration is awfully bold, audacious, even, and i think it would be great if the supreme court would go in another direction, we just don't know. obviously they said they would appeal. >>> as transcripts in the testimony of two key witnesses in the probe are released this hour, the president is stepping up demand for the whistleblower to be revealed. we'll discuss that next. for a limited time, get two complete pairs for $4

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that's important in french history going back to joan of arc and.regg: trump early on as you have recounted in 2018 recognized this as something vital. i will just read it here. rational immigration policies, protection from foreign threats and putting our own interests first. to some it's selfish, maybe. but there is good reason for it. >> nationalism is part of the tradition of the democratic party. they turned their back on it and went in a cosmopolitan direction. and they lost touch with it for various reasons. it's a powerful baton left on the floor and trump picked it up. the basic proposition that our borders are important because we don't have sovereignty without our borders, and we should put our interests first. that would be the unassailable sentiment. it goes to how a cosmopolitan elite and denationalizing a lot of our government establishment is, that that's considered a small mind or tribal sentiment. gregg: you wrote american elites a enmeshed in the world of globalization. is that incompatible to nationalism? >> it helps erode it and

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the joan of arc figures in the purple robe, the color of loyal -- royalty. walking down the front of the capital with her trumpet and a banner that says votes for women. she is heralding in this new cause for freedom. who hadn alice call she broughtized and back those compelling tactics. she is next generation of suffragette. she's broken off from the , and she isociation employing more attention grabbing tactics, like the thede, as well as creating poster that i am standing next to. he was actually employed by a major company. he was married to a suffragette. the husbands of these women out there advocating for the cause. they were doing their best to support women. incorporated the and a hatded acts that was worn by this ancient god. we think of him as the divine messenger of equality. the double-headed acts was symbolizing the mother goddess, so there are all these kinds of different ways that they were trying to communicate these ideas of equality by beating out to different civilizations. why not women in americans i.e. there was anrk illustrator and ar

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>> host: we lost joan but scott, jump in more hunter b biden, what else should we add in?>> guest: simply the idea that president trump was not talking about corruption in general, he was talking specifically about joe biden and hunter biden, joe biden being at that time a person that he perceived as the biggest threat to his reelection. the argument from democrats is that taxpayer money should not be used to try to force a foreign government toul investigate your chief political rival. that's essentially putting their argument in the simplest of terms. at thisre looking through their own lens, whether it was appropriate for hunter biden to be accepting this money. certainly folks inid the press have had concerns about that themselves, but the question remains, if turning back to impeachment and president trump, the question is should the president have been focused so investigating his chief political rival. >> host: my producer tried to find the story you mentioned about biden, the review, abc news from october 15 of this year hunter biden saying, the story noting the c4

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people should govern itself, and a very of french history, or most of french history going back to joan arc. i think macron is confused in his definitions at best. laura: does it worry you that here in the united statewe have white nationalists like those in charlottesvnd they like the label "nationalism"? rich: well, that is not true nationalism. that is a tradition whose dna goes back to the kkk andic domeerrorist groups. it is not in thens meam of the american nationalist tradition, without which we would not have gotten a revolution, which was a nation rising up and saying we are gointo govern oursel we wouldn't have gotten the constitution, we wouldn't have gotten vicry in the civil war, which is the ultimate legitimizing act of the american nationstate. again, as you cited at the beginning of t segment, the tradion runs through hamilton, lincoln, tr, reagan as well. it has nothing to do witthose hideous thugs. laura: you say that much of the republican party is quietly uncomfortable with the new nationalism. how is that tensiogoing to be resolved between the party and donald trump

very happy to say we can bring on live to the program know joan korea jones a former cia analyst and whistleblower john good to see you if the irregularities flying dollop in the leaked e-mails actually do turn out to be legitimate what consequences could the o.p.c. w. face do you think well the sad truth is not many consequences 1st of all i think that 6 the truth the original. report will get out there somebody had the conscience and the presence of mind to send this e-mail at least 2 week you remember week you weeks has never ever had to issue a correction or a retraction so we know that you permission is true we know that came directly from the organization so. i think that that what we have here is the opening salvo in you know a back and forth between the media and the you that is going to eventually result in the release of more information remember it wasn't just you that was originally talking about this not having been taught by us that there were other organizations out there washed up right that said that information just didn't add up and that we couldn't come to. you sp

what's great about this very active energetic print is that there's a woman on a horse and she's like a joan of ark figure and she's leaping over these really well marked barrels of alcohol. so you can see gin, whisky, beer, rum. behind her are her compatriots, women wielding axes and hatches and they're part of the temperance league. in the name of god and humanity, that reads the banner that one of them is carrying. the battle was against alcohol and when women were married to alcoholics, they became a very vulnerable population. so they were organizing amongst each other in ways that helped them not only get support, but also understand their rights. and what they could do to advocate for their rights. on the bottom, you see the oratorical prize and it says women's temperance union at the top and i wanted to include this little medal because i was curious to know how women were teaching themselves to speak in public. so if you think of like toastmasters of today, that's a good idea of what they were doing in the women's christian temperance union because they were actually awarding prizes

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[applause]li let me think joan dale hubbard for the generosity that made thisth portrait a reality, ifem enough. i want to thank the artist, ron who did a great job. his work can be found in places like the national portrait fgallery. you may be aware that one of our past presidents, my friend, 43, george w. bush also painted a portrait of me. after that, it's a different portrait than this one.. [laughter] that one won't bet hanging in e speakers i lobby but it is in or living room in ohio. i will send our thanks to president bush. for the wonderful gift of idlafriendship. those of us notot here with us today and people at home on this journey would not have been possible without. my late former chief of staff, paula and her mother. my former and first chief of staff and his father and late mother, judy. two great american families who sacrificed to support me and everything we were trying to achieve. let me think my friends and former colleagues that i served in this institution with. whether you are republican or democrat, whether you voted for me or speaker or somebody else, it was

without further ado please join me in welcoming pamela and joan walsh. [applause] >> thank you. hello. hello, everybody. i am very happy to be here. i love pamela and her work. i was very attracted to the title and idea of the book because i think we all know that we are spending billions of dollars to put a band-aid on a donald trump. the book is more than that. it goes into how all kinds of institutions are dealing with this even when they are not bringing on consultants and doing these kind of ineffectual things for better and worse. let's just start with the industry. i mean, how do we have an industry that is so expensive and yet so in the not effectual? >> spending a lot of money means you are doing something. and in the case of diversity initiatives, the question that i started out with is why do you keep doing the same thing and expect different results? we have been doing the same thing for 50 years and counting. the needle is barely moving. i didn't even realize how bad the numbers were until i started doing the research for this book. going across fields whether we ta

set in not magically sun the parliament's from which this current government is joan. is asked to reconsider its choice in this regard anacs accordrding to iraq's interests to prevent the country from slipping into violence chaos and destruction. iraq has been gripped by deadly protests since october many of those taking part believe that the shiite dominated political clubs all points of neighboring iran. iranian coincidence have been targeted numerous times by protesters wednesday's toolchain at the consulate in the jump from to the violent crackdown by security forces killed dozens of people nationwide. so far over four hundred protesters have been killed during the demonstrations parliament is convening an emergency meeting on sunday t to discuss the crisis. prime minister. matti housining yes and no when he wil officialally resign. now the comments of the french president made in the british press three weeks ago about nato being brain dead t to continue to spark controversy. this friday the turkish president's has lashed out at a menu and my c call saying that e