that's joe mccarthy's face. joe mccarthy's face on the twitter account, if you tweeted anything that said socialism or communism or socialist communist, that joe mccarthy beyond the grave twitter account would tweet back and you and it had tweet at you something like this "creeping socialism." or it would say "communist infiltrated." he was also good at terrible puns. he would say, for example, "on your marx." this one is pretty good. "quit stalin." that twitter account was not senator joe mccarthy tweeting from beyond the grave, instead of the robot j. mccarthy, it was a bot, a twitter bot. there wasn't, in fact, a person who was reading every twitter message sent around the world looking for the world communism or communist and then writing back with a "quit stalin" pun. there wasn't a person doing that. it was an automated thing. it was a robot, an automated account that was programmed to notice any twitter mentions of socialism or communism and then it would automatically spit out one of these funny pre-prog

that's joe mccarthy's face.thy's face on the twitter account, if you tweeted anything that said socialism or communism or socialist communist, that joe mccarthy beyond the grave twitter account would tweet back and you and it

they would have found their joe mccarthy in any event, and that is not to defend any of mccarthy's excesses. but we now have the evidence of how many of these people were guilty and the way they lied and misled people, and it is very disturbing. other questions? >> i wonder if you have any comment on the role of american corporations as dupes for america's foes such as henry ford and the ford corporation, hammer -- armd and hammer, and also now that the flow of corporate money into elections has become -- the floodgates have been opened, if you have any concern about american companies that want to do business with communist countries like china, either selling their products were buying raw materials from them, using their influence on american politicians, which is only going to grow, to force american policy in a direction that is more sympathetic to china and less sympathetic to the american worker. prof. kengor: well, yeah. i'll cut you off because i haven't really looked into it. i didn't find much -- although arm and hammer was originally on my list. i eventually -- i am serious when

that's joe mccarthy's face. mccarthy's face on the twitter account, if you tweeted anything that said socialism or communism or socialist communist, that joe mccarthy beyond the grave twitter account would tweet back and you and it had tweet at you something like this "creeping socialism." or it would say "communist infiltrated." he was also good at terrible puns.

like they war and probably believe they will bury our way i life and our government and think joe mccarthy is probably turning over in his grave right now. that's all. host: okay. just update, american history be live from the and nal world war i museum memorial in kansas city, missouri, to mark centennial of america's entry into the war. we'll learn about the memorial honor of americans who served and what was called the museum ar and see artifacts related to the u.s. role in the conflict, we'll take viewer calls and tweets that ill be saturday at 10:30 a.m. eastern time. congress voted to declare war on 1917, more il 6 of than 4 million american men and omen eventually serve in uniform and 100,000 died. y 1917, the war was already in the third year, the influx of u.s. manpower changed the tide it to a r bringing close 18 months later on november 11, 1918. that will be tomorrow 10 a.m. history ime, american t.v. up next we have matt calling from new york on the republican line. matt. caller: good morning and live long and prosper, you're a reath of fresh air on this rainy, dreary day up h

joe mccarthy, from my home state of wisconsin, used to run around with lists of all the people that were doing horrible things, and it turned out they were laundry lists, not names of people. i think we have to have an immense amount of skepticism and caution. by the same token, i think it is a very big deal, huge deal that donald trump claimed -- apparently without factual basis -- that his predecessor had committed a crime. and it is -- you can't order spying on a u.s. citizen without justification. there had to be something there. and we do these to examine this because just as it is wrong to, without proper authorization, spy on american citizens, it is also wrong as a president of the united states to use the bully pulpit of your office, the power of your office to literally point at someone -- even a former president -- and suggest that they did something so fundamentally wrong. so congress should examine this. and, frankly, i'd like to see an immense amount of declassification wherever possible on all these reports. let's, instead of speculating and bits and pieces that we hear, l

that outrage by schiff whom "wall street journal" called the joe mccarthy of the russia investigationally, is democratic he has got something, i think they are attacking nunes they are worried about what the source told him, and let's be clear, i think that nunes has one or more people in the intelligence community, who are telling him things, that the top levels of intelligence communities are not telling congress or the white house, they are leaking it. >> hopefully this week, we start to see the concrete evidence of all that it inmates. right now, i guess you could say there is more evidence that schiff is a mccarthyite than evidence for a role with russia with trump administration and/or associates, bad for him, john bolton great to have you with us. >> thank you, lou. lou: ambassador john bolton. >> vote in our poll, should trump administration put any trust in moderate dems on healthcare or any other issue? we'll we'd like to hear from you. on twitter, and facebook, and instagram, on wall street stocks closing lower, the dow ended the day down 46. after falling near 200 earlier

joe mccarthy. senator joe mccarthy. bobby kennedy went to senator joe mccarthy's funeral.kennedy, the cold warrior in the modern democrat party. that's another thing we saw at that speech the other night just how far the democrats have come from the days of harry truman and jfk. brian: first thing did he was make amends with eisenhower a republican. kennedy back blown is the name of the book. howie carr congratulations on this. always great to see you. >> thank you, brian, i appreciate it. brian: straight ahead wolverine back in the. so is the movie logan worth your money? we will ask kevin mccarthy. he wore a tux. >> i don't want to talk about, just stop. i love how usaa gives me the peace of mind and the security just like the marines did. at one point, i did change to a different company with car insurance, and i was not happy with the customer service. we have switched back over and we feel like we're back home now. the process through usaa is so effortless, that you feel like you're a part of the family. i love that i can pass the membership to my children, and that t

. >> it was the heyday of senator joe mccarthy from wisconsin who saw communists in every corner.hought that being a lawyer was a pretty nifty thing. i didn't think about how unreceptive the times were to lady lawyers. my family had grave misgives about what i was doing. but then i got married and their attitude, well, fine, ruth wants to go to law school, she can go. because if she can't earn a living well, she has a man to support her. >> she and h ginsberg both finished law school and added to their family along the way. her love of opera has never e ended. she's a mainstay at the kennedy center where we just saw denise gr graves star in a new american opera "champion." >> the first time i attended an opera starring the great denise graves she was the ultimate. she was the ultimate in delilah. the next time i saw you as the bearded lady. i knew she was not going to be typecast. >> neither will the justice. >> she's quite deceiving. she comes in a tiny package but she's quite formidable. she's a real power house and a mighty force to be reckoned with. >> they both found their vo

senator joe mccarthy was censured by the senate and died a disgraced alcoholic. so be careful, congressman king. what donald trump described in his tweet saturday morning was not mccarthyism. it was a night hair. i mean, literally a nightmare that a 70-year-old man had in the middle of the night as the pressures of his job sink him deeper and deeper into an angry realization that he does not know what to do. that trump tweet was a fevered dream. donald trump is only dangerous because he is president and radio host mark levin is only dangerous because donald trump is president. >> we have a prior administration, barack obama and his surrogates who were supporting hillary clinton and their party, the democrat party, who were using the instant mentalties of the federal government, intelligence activities, to surveil members of the trump campaign. >> mark levin learned his radio skills substituting for rush limbaugh. in right wing talk radio, the money is where the madness lies and where limbaugh and levin go every day. mark levin is dangerous because he has the atte

he called it a mccarthyism because literally that's -- donald trump learned this playbook from joe mccarthy's, my day begins with "the daily 202." thank you, i appreciate it. >> thanks, michael. >>> i want to talk about this to a trump insider. joining me now, cnn's recent addition, former senior communication adviser for the trump campaign, jason miller. jason, great to have you here. did he just crack the code? >> let me back up one second, michael, before i jump in -- and thank you very much for having me. you know, you made a comment as we're heading into this last break that this is one of the biggest stories of the week as we talk about the tapping issue -- although i'd push back and say i think probably the biggest story were the great jobs numbers we had yesterday. but getting to james' -- 235,000, that's -- >> can i throw a flag? can i just throw a flag? i mean, i agree. the jobs figures are tremendous. but i have to have a smile when i say this because if they were the jobs figures that had come out on president obama's watch, he'd be saying they're all fraudulent. now all of a sudd

and so -- but i would say on the other side, adam schiff has reminded me of joe mccarthy. coincidences of -- and, you know, that have -- if you string together obviously show there's a russian conspiracy with the trump campaign are absurd on its face. he is being just as partisan as devin nunes is. >> i don't think it's partisan when you have an fbi director saying there could have been russian interference somehow in our election. we need to have the facts. senator mccain is absolutely right. i believe we need an independent commission. i think what happened last week shows it's impossible for there not to be political interference in the fbi conducting this investigation. we're in a two partisan government. when you talk about russia trying to interfere in our elections cycles and lord knows what else, we need an independent investigation. >> did your colleague adam schiff go too far when he said this week the trump/russia evidence is more than circumstantial? >> don't think he did. i don't have the information he does because he's not allowed to share it with me. but i

that culminates in mccarthyism and joe mccarthy taking those witchhunts to a new level and then being censured for it. when these unions were accused of having communist ties other unions would come along and try to raid their memberships. the one thing i didn't say about taft-hartley, if you don't sign the affidavit or union loses the protection of the bill. you lose all of the rights you had under the wagner act if you don't sign the affidavit. this is what allowed them some tors later for other unions come along and try to take the membership away. to give you an example of this at work, we read about the out ofcannery workers winston-salem. this was an interracial union of people making cigarettes at the r.j. reynolds tobacco company. this had expanded in the postwar period as engaged with operation dixie. communists were some including the president of the union, donald henderson and other people who just didn't want to swear this oath. they didn't think it was just and they were going to do it. lost the ability to appeal to the national labor relations board for help. along inhe

at least joe mccarthy was right. there were russian spies in the state department. is no evidence whatsoever, yet, the charges are made willy-nilly. lives by the same words you are accusing. if you want to say this is on donald trump to prove this, it is on the democrats to prove that there was collusion. >> lindsey graham was right about this. we need to find out from director comey exactly what is going on. this has been going on since the summer. it predates the election. we need to get to the bottom of what the fbi knows. you're right, they may be counterterrorism or counterespionage operations being run. he's not capable of talking about that. surely, so many questions have been asked. director comey has not been shy previously but answering questions that have not been asked. >> martha: he can come on ongoing investigations. julie, thank you. marc, thank you. good to see you both. still ahead, we are just moments away from president trump speaking in nashville, tennessee. so, where is he on the ryan plan to scrap under place obamacare? we are about to hear it

ultimately that culminates in mccarthyism and joe mccarthy taking those sorts of witchhunts to a new level, then being centered for it. when these unions were accused of having communist ties, other unions would come along and try to raise their memberships to sign up enjoying theirs instead and call for new nlrb supervised elections. the one thing i did not say about taft-hartley, if you do not send the affidavits, your union you loses the protection of the bill. you lose all of the rights you had under the wagner act if you do not sign the affidavits. this is what allows them some years later for other unions to come along and try to take the membership away. to give you an example, we read about the united cannery workers, the fda food and tobacco workers out of winston, salem. this is an interracial union of people making cigarettes, as the r.j. reynolds tobacco company. this is the union that had grown and expanded into the postwar, engaged with operation dixie. but, its leaders, among its leaders were communists, including the president of the union, donald henderson, and other

understand, is the power of television, and i watched it with the army mccarthy hearings bringing down joe mccarthy. we saw it in godfather 2. television, with a really good staff operation, with good investigation and people under oath and the power of the subpoena, you can break these people out from under their rocks. you can bring up jared kushner is going to be under oeblth. these guys like christopher steele are going to be talking on national television for weeks. this has the power to blow this thing up. >> it has the potential to do that, but the chairman, richard burr, while he was very strong today, has to be committed to going all the way. we've seen with the 9/11 investigations, we saw with iran-contra that there were a lot of political infightings about who would testify and who would get to question them and how far it would go. in that case, oliver north got the better of the committee because there were restraints on what the committee could ask him. >> television values of the -- brendan sullivan and the whole way they handled that because in a way, and those people did not handle

. >> we've had really proems in our history, whether it's joe mccarthy back in the '50s,t's been republicans who put him away. we're very partisan in this country. i know a lot of people that watch this show. when we're bipartisan and the good people get together, this country is so much better off. thank you, senator, for coming on tonight. >> thank you. >> there's been a theme on sean spicer's briefing today, at least on questions about russia, flynn, and devin nunes. see if you can pick up on it. watch. >> i don't know what he knows. >> do you know if na is the case? >> i don't. if i start commenting on every one of these stories, i can't -- that's not our practice. >>> i don't know the answer to that. >> i don't know the answer to that question. >> i don't know the answer to that. some of it, i don't know. >> i don't know. you should -- i'm not aware of that. >> well you could just find out -- >> no. you can call the fbi. >> do you have any new information about how the chairman did get onto the campus, who -- >> as i said the last few days, i'm not going to discuss that. >> i'm not -- r

why had joe mccarthy and trying to liberal a communist.up senator warren. i mean, these are mostly the suppression of speech is mostly the right suppressing the left. picking out a few libertarian people who are suppressed. i think it's awful when people are suppressed. i think it's much better to have a dialogue. one of the reasons i'm here on fox is i believe we need a dialogue, liberals and conservatives should not just go to their corner and talk to themselves. brian and you also know that our audience is not made up of all conservatives and liberals. >> that's one of the reasons i'm here. brian: dr. emanuel i will give you the big picture. why don't have video of john quincy adams but in recent history we know this when a controversial speaker shows up at campus that's part of the campus experience. get all views, create a discussion. why is it suddenly okay to act like this and shout him down? i'm wondering if it's incumbent on the leadership of these universities to make sure that there is some civility there. >> so, first of all, i

house majority leader kevin mccarthy making news moments ago on "morning joe" as well saying it wouldbe easier if the attorney general recused himself on the russian variations. >> he is saying he should recuse himself and marco rubio just told npr he wanted to come on this show. he loves "morning joe" and has for a long time. i guess he was just at a station jogging by. but marco rubio now saying this calls into question whether there needs to be a special prosecutor. this momentum is going quickly. >> we have vintage manafort for you. >> do we really? >> "morning joe" back in a moment. so with our ally cashback credit card, you get rewarded for buying stuff. like what? like a second bee helmet with protective netting. or like a balm? you know? or a cooling ointment for the skin. how about a motorcycle? or some bee repellant. i'm just spit-balling here. nothing stops us from doing right by our customers. ally. do it right. told you not to swat 'em. ally. do it right. it's realizing beauty doesn't stop at my chin. roc®'s formula adapts to delicate skin areas. my fine lines here? visib

joe swedish. and talk with mccarthy about repealing and replacing obamacare with the american health care act and much-needed regulatory reform to accompany that. the president was glad to see the national fed rag eration of independent health care act. they have identified health care with small business taxes as two business priorities and president's health care will address many of their concerns for small businesses. yesterday of course the congressional budget office released their report on the american health care act. i know there have been significant concerns about the cbo report. i want to give a little bit of context to the numbers going around. in 2013 the cbo estimated 24 million people would have coverage under obamacare in 2016. they were way off. they were off by 13 million people. over 50%. in fact, only 10.4 million people are actually covered. reports now suggested that number has dwid elled down to 9 million. cbo estimates are consistently wrong and did not take into consideration the comprehensive nature of the three-pronged plan to repeal and replace obamacare with the ame

then you have kevin mccarthy who on morning joe this morning who seemed to suesthat sessions should recuseimself and tried to adjust his comments in later remarks to fox news. a little bit of confusion there with leadership. i want to focus on rob portman for a second. this is somebody who represents the state of ohio. it's obviously been a bell weather swing state. portman had a potentially tough re-election five. he is always very careful in how he approaches these things. he has not had much to say about president trump since the inauguration. i think it's significant that he came out to say, hey, sessions needs to recuse himself here. >> pete williams let's just complain the importance of recusal. according to the "wall street journal" today, the fbi has been investigating sessions' contacts with the russians. that would fit that they are doing the counter-intelligence investigation into all sorts of contacts of anyone connected to the trump campaign with the russians. this would fall into that basket. how can he then -- the question democrats are asking and some republicans as well, h

mccarthy said on fox. almost immediately after appearing on "morning joe" said this. listen. >> why are you calling on him to recuse himself? >> i'm not calling on him to recuse himself. i was asked on morning joe if he needs to recuse himself going forward. as you just heard attorney general sessions said he would recuse himself going forward appropriate. that's all my answer was. it's amazing how people spin things so quickly. >> kevin mccarthy threading the needle of shapme. is he setting the tone now for the response? >> it's not just mccarthy. chaffetz said that some republicans are already floating the idea using the recusal word. it's going to put pressure on the white house. but we've watched donald trump closely for the last two years now, digging in is what they're going to do. they're going to dig in and blame the media. >> pull back for a second, eliza. these are more questions that were alluded to about the trump campaign's involvement with russia. >> i think the white house needs to address this outright. >> the president has said i haven't had contact w

, and even leaderhe house majority kevin mccarthy said it would be difficult to change the medicaid provision specifically at this point. debate isg all that joe williams with cq roll call. you can follow his reporting on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. coverage ofore live the house budget committee markup session wednesday on the c-span networks. while the president spends the weekend that the white house, vice president mike pence travel to kentucky today to talk about the republican health care replacement bill. inspoke to employees louisville, kentucky. the governor there spoke first. this is about half an hour. >> thank you for being here and caring about this issue and he part of the american process. i want you to hear from our vice president. the beautiful thing about meeting in the warehouse is there are things around you, so be careful. i will say this. the conversation that has been had, and i will speak to those of you in the media, but us just as the folk. the discussion that there is disagreement with people as to what to do with health care that touches the 320 million many therehowever are now. of

, and even leaderhe house majority kevin mccarthy said it would be difficult to change the medicaid provision specifically at this point. debate isg all that joe williams with cq roll call. you can follow his reporting on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> thank you for having me. coverage ofore live the house budget committee markup session wednesday on the c-span networks. while the president spends the weekend that the white house, vice president mike pence travel to kentucky today to talk about the republican health care replacement bill. he spoke to employees

house majority leader, kevin mccarthy, said it would be very difficult to change the medicaid provision specifically at this point. bill: covering all of that debate is joe williams, health care reporter with cq roll call. you can follow his reporting on twitter, @joepwilliams31. thanks for joining us. joe: thanks for having me. now here at the center for american progress in washington, d.c. minnesota senator amy klobuchar is expected to kick off a farm on legalic equality and principles. she is a member of the judiciary committee which is scheduled to hear from president trump spec for the supreme court neil gorsuch next tuesday. the senate is scheduled to gavel in later today, 2:00 eastern ofe, debating the nomination the head of medicaid and are services. the house changing it scheduled for the week because of the snowstorm expected in washington, d.c. they gambled in for a brief pro forma session and they will be out tomorrow. center forto the american progress, i am the executive vice president of external affairs. i'm so delighted that you could join us today. in our recent report "reviving " it highlighted the idea that the economy has grown more

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joe, that pits the koch brothers versus the president of the united states and paul ryan who are trying to get this bill done by 7:00 tonight according to kevin mccarthy>> you can't say whether you're working with the trump team that, hey, if you don't support this bill, we are coming after you. and we will make sure nobody gives you money. the koch's sort of "trump" all money that trump could raise against any of these people voting against this bill. mark halpern, you laughed at them getting this bill done by 7:00 tonight. it seems mark meadows sounded yesterday like he was folding like a rusty lawn chair last night. >> i think it's more the accommodation they are making and substantial changes in the bill make it impossible to get through the senate and, obviously, be difficult. i'm only laughing at the 7:00. i suspect this will go further into the evening as they don't have the votes. harold you and i focused on can they get the votes or not. i'll a little bullish on their chances than you are. explain in the end how members are on record saying they are no and how do they spich to yes if the white house needs some of them? how do you do that? how

today, the house majority leader kevin mccarthy said it would be very difficult to change the medicaid provision specifically. >> covering all of that debate is joe williams. health care reporter with cq roll call. you can follow his reporting on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> look for live coverage of wednesday's health committee markup on c-span networks. you can also watch online on c-span.org or listen on the trees -- on the free c-span radio app. his weekly address, the president talks about the proposed health care replacement legislation. cheri bustos of illinois delivers the democratic response giving her reaction to that legislation.

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mccarthy said it would be very difficult to change the medicaid provision specifically. >> covering all of that debate is joe williams. health care reporter with cq roll call. you can follow his reporting on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> look for live coverage of wednesday's health committee markup on c-span networks. you can also watch online on c-span.org or listen on the trees -- on the free c-span radio app. his weekly address, the president talks about the proposed health care replacement legislation. cheri bustos of illinois delivers the democratic response giving her reaction to that legislation. pres. trump: in march, we celebrate women's history month, honoring the contributions women leaders, scientists, and entrepreneurs have made throughout american history. we are a greater, stronger, and more just nation today because of women like clara barton, susan b anthony, harriet tubman, and so many others. we honor them and we recommit ourselves to a better future for every woman in america today. on my 50th day in office, i want to talk about an issue of paramount importance to families. health

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house majority leader, kevin mccarthy, said it would be very difficult to change the medicaid provision specifically at this point. bill: covering all of that debate is joe williams, health care reporter with cq roll call. you can follow him on twitter. thanks for being with us. thanks for having me. >> look for coverage of the house health care bill markup wednesday on c-span. bill to repeal and replace the portable care act was discussed on the sunday news shows this morning. we will hear from secretary tom price, former hhs secretary kathleen sebelius, and republican senator tom cotton from arkansas. certain oncey for this bill is passed nobody -- nobody -- will be worse off financially when it comes to paying for health care? i can tell you: there are a lot of people worse off right now. premiums are up, deductibles are up. if you're an individual making $50,000, $60,000 in your -- $8,000,is 8000 all000, $12,000 -- i hear the time that patients come into offices and they are not able to get a recommendation because the deductible so high. chuck: but you ducked as to whether anyone will be worse off financially? secretary price: i guarantee no one wil

house majority leader kevin mccarthy said it would be very difficult to change the medicaid provisions specifically at this point. >> and covering all of that debate is joe williams, health care reporter with cq roll call. you can follow his reporting on twitter. thank you for joining us. >> a panel created by the affordable care act is charged with adjusting medicare benefits when costs exceed projected growth. this is expected to occur this year. on monday, the health care leadership council looks at what that will mean for the medicaid program and medicaid recipients. we will have live coverage at noon on c-span2, c-span.org and the c-span radio app. journal,'s washington live, every day with news and policy issues that impact you. coming up a saturday morning, former michigan republican congressman peter hoekstra discusses the recent wikileaks release of cia hacking documents. and then the policy analyst at the center for data innovation. on his recent piece in "the hill" -- why is federal data disappearing. who is writing about big oil in the nation's greenest state, california. the sure to watch c-span's washington journal, live at 7:00 a.m. easter

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