joe wilson is our guest. of your concern about russian's overall, do you think too much information was shared with them in the of office? -- in the oval office? guest: not at all. -- three starer general, credibility there. the secretary of state was present. this was not a private room. it was very legitimate that the president would warn russians about the capabilities of a laptop to be able to bring down an airliner. russia itself has had a number airliners blown up by islamic extremists. we had a bombing in st. petersburg just last month. i had hoped all along that russia and the united states would be working together. we have a common enemy and that is islamic terrorism. what the president was doing -- and hey, in fact, we had president obama, i supported him last year when he provided intelligence to the russians relative to syria. this was not a violation of any statute of law. it was intended to protect the lives of people in russia and obviously the people of the united states. host: what about the

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. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." ♪ >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> regard lets of your background, remember where you came from. hold on to the way so many of you reached out to mentor young ersons through the cares about kids, hold on to the way you engaged in this community. and make sure to bring that commitment to whatever walk of life you choose. >> bravery not perfection was the key that unlocked every door i have walked through since. it took me 33 years to figure out that brown girls can do white guy things too. >> you understand that you are here because of a lot of help then you also understand that now is time to help others. that's what this is all about. >> saturday night at 8:00 eastern, 2017 commencement speeches. this weekend speakers include former california governor arnold schwarzenegger at the university of houston. former vice president jo

. >> to represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, major tim walz and colonel joe wilson, united states army. >> ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [playing taps] >> ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's ceremony. thank you for attending. >> this holiday weekend on book tv on c-span2, tonight at 8:30 p.m. eastern, condoleezza rice looks at democracy around the world in her book "democracy: stories from the long road of freedom." rice: america was blessed with founding fathers that understood a design that would protect our liberties. to have the dignity that comes with having those who are going to govern you have to ask for your consent. if we were blessed with that, and we believe we were endowed i our creator with those rights, and cannot be true for us and not for them. sunday, a columbia professor in his book "talking back, black." >> we need to get comfortable saying black people have a slightly different sound because they spend more time with each other, just like white people spend more time with each other. t

represent those held captive or still unaccounted for, command sergeant major tim walls and colonel joe wilson, united states army. ladies and gentlemen, we will now observe a moment of silence, followed by "taps." [moment of silence] detail, attention. [playing of "taps"] ♪ ladies and gentlemen, that concludes today's sorry money. thank you for attending. -- ceremony. >> thank you, ma'am. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [applause] [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. [inaudible conversations]. you [inaudible conversations]. >> you in missed any of ceremony see it in its an tired on c-span.org. >>> the president and first lady melania trump met with the new french president. attending the nato summit in brussels, belgium. >> mr. president -- >> white house has released a video of highlights of the president as trip. came out this morning and it includes his time in jeru

the cup final to come, in scotland all they could do celtic have done. in scotland all they could joe wilsonld you can see more on all of today's stories on the bbc news channel. but do stay with us on bbc1, it's now time for all news where you are.have a very good night. it's now time for all news where it has been a weekend of two halves, many of us saw heavy downpours at times on saturday, but sunday has been turning warmer and drier. through much of the week ahead, this theme continues, things will be quite warm, and looking largely dry, with high pressure in charge. low pressure not to far away. tonight and into monday, it approaches the north—west of the uk, bringing a few showers across northern ireland and western scotland. elsewhere, it is dry across the board, and a frost—free morning. in the rush hour, we start to see the rain heading into the far west of scotland. much of scotland is dry and fine. a few showers making their way across northern ireland. as we move south across the whole of england and wales, not much variation in weather. it is looking dry and bright. a bit of pat

joe wilson reports.ing around the scottish premier league, untouchable, invincible. with traditional respect, celtic were applauded onto the pitch by hearts, but many opponents have just been observers this season. that's not celtic‘s problem. they had to wait until the second half for their first goal here. griffiths! history? that surrounded the players. displays to remember 1967, when celtic were the best team in europe, never mind scotland. but here now an opportunity for stuart armstrong, for celtic‘s 106th league goal of the season, a record in itself. armstrong! 2—0 the final score. manager brendan rodgers' first premier league in scotland unbeaten. ambitions must lie in the european champions league. but with a cup final to come, in scotland, all they could do, celtic have done. joe wilson, bbc news. that's it. there's more throughout the evening on the bbc news channel, and we'll be back with the late news at 10pm. now on bbc one, it's time for the news where you are. hello. this is bbc news. th

our sports correspondent joe wilson was watching. this was pretty much a perfect night for chelsea.ingback system worked perfectly. regards pulled the strings from midfield. the game was over by half—time. —— fabregas. the crowd were giving antonio conte a standing ovation. they loved him here for his passion and energy, those qualities we uses different jose mourinho. chelsea had the chance to win the title by the end of the week. —— have. if they don't do it at west brom, they have home games to win. for middlesbrough, i think an overwhelming feel of missed opportunity. now they are back in it. and they hardly made an impression. barely a ripple on the surface of the premier league. it was very important to win. yes, we must be please come on now. another step to win the title. yes, for sure, now it is important to wrestle a nd for sure, now it is important to wrestle and to prepare for the west brom game. absolutely gutted, as we all are. just bitterly disappointed. disappointed with the result this evening. and obviously what it means? yes, because obviously it means? yes, becau

joe wilson reports.ing around the scottish premier league, untouchable, invincible. with traditional respect, celtic were applauded onto the pitch by hearts. many opponents have just been observers this season. that's not celtic ‘s problem. they had to wait until the second half for their first goal here. history, that surrounded the players. displays to remember 1967, when celtic were the best team in europe, never mind scotland. he now an opportunity for stuart armstrong, for celtics 106th goal of the league season, a record in itself. 2—0 the final score. manager brendan rodgers first premier league season in scotla nd first premier league season in scotland unbeaten. ambitions must lie in the european champions league. but with a cup final to come, in scotland, all they could do. celtic have done. for this team to have gone through a whole season, to have won 34 games and drawn four. it's remarkable. delighted. may never happen in a lifetime again for many people. but the players, the work they have

host: you may have missed that egment with representative joe wilson earlier this morning. if you did and want to see the ontext of what the viewer was talking about, go to c-span.org. interviews on the "washington journal" page. other information there, as well, elaine chao hearing we you about earlier, you can see at c-span.org. that is the website. in chicago, illinois, hi there. line, caller: hi. hello. i'm calling to say that the democrats are hating trump and give you the reasons why. one reason is because they are and hurt. trump woke them up and embarrassed them. embarrassed them by telling hem how they do not support their recipients and their feelrters and he made them embarrassed. when he won and they lost, they they had ake the fact been called out and shown up for what they are, a bunch of hypocrites. so they hate him and want him out of office so they don't look and feel so bad and trying to take away the pain they have. are doing this specifically how? caller: by ignoring the problems have.rats they are ignoring the problems that the sanctuary cities have, pa

double — while arsenal are looking to rescue a disappointing season with a trophy. 0ur correspondent joe wilson preparation outside the stadium. extra armed officers are promised for tomorrow to protect the tradition. two teams, one cup, and not scarf weather. football, after all, is entertainment. alexis sanchez, arsenal's star put them into the final, but he could soon leave. sanchez has scored! and then there's the manager. wembley was yet to be rebuilt when arsene wenger won his first fa cup, 1998. five more cup final victories followed. no manager has won more. but, i wondered, could this final be his last match? i will stay, no matter what happens in football. but at this club? i don't know. there are some people who have admired everything that you have done here, and would think that seeing you lifting the fa cup at wembley would be a perfect way to say goodbye. it would be kind of like a beautiful farewell. does that go through your mind at all? no. because? what i want is to win the next game. i love to win, and i want to do well for my club. well, chelsea's manager this season has be

representative joe wilson about trumps meeting with the russian minister. representative sheila lee on the firing of fbi director ♪ , it is themorning washington journal for may the 17th. in our next hour we want to get your thoughts on reporting by the new york times on a memo written by james comey when he was still fbi director, in which president trump suggested to him to seize the investigation into michael flynn over his ties with russia. it has sparked considerable reaction on capitol hill, on the heels of classified information shared with russian officials from the oval office. your thoughts on this memo, we will reduce some of the contents therein. if you want to make your thoughts known, (202) 748-8000 for democrats. (202) 748-8001 four republicans. .n independents, (202) 748-8002 and onter you can post our facebook page. this is the front page story that you will find in the new york times online, michael schmidt writing "trump appealed to comey to halt inquiry into asked" going on to say he the fbi director to shut down the investigation into m

our sports correspondent joe wilson has this report. racehorses, leisure and big business.boss. paid by owners to train their horses to be winners. she isjust 24. that is very unusual. the fact that she is very unusual. the fact that she isa woman, is very unusual. the fact that she is a woman, well, that is rare as well. you have to get the support and sometimes, as a woman, you have to prove yourself before people will support you. whereas if you're a man, they might support you from day one. but we have had great support and loyalty from some big owners. whether i would have had that from day one if we had not had the results we have that already, i am not sure. based on hundreds of anonymous responses, women from across the industry... women in senior positions still stand out. amy is a reality. there are some 75 trainers in newmarket alone, yet on around 2% are women. —— rarity. but who else could you make a high—profile name for yourself in this sport? inevitably, so yourself in this sport? inevitably, so much of the attention will focus on the jockey. overall, just 6

host: we just had your good friend, joe wilson. we started our conversation talking about the story in the new york times concerning the memo between the conversation between president trump and james comey. what do you think about the contents of that conversation? guest: what should be discussed now is what is best for the american people and not the fact that we are democrats or republicans, but we are americans. because of the president came in with the attitude that he needed only to represent those who he thought but for him, we have found ourselves on the brink of a constitutional crisis. with that in mind, we have certain procedures and rules and committees and jurisdictions that would answer that question. was there anything there there? ,ou cannot do it by sidelining attempting to cover up, attempting not to be responsive. the memo was striking, but the reason the memo is striking is the question begins to unfold. what other memos are there that relate to the interaction between the fired fbi director, ey, and mr. trump?

joe wilson reports. friday at wembley — preparation outside the stadium., one cup, and not scarf weather. football, after all, is entertainment. alexis sanchez, arsenal's star put them into the final, but he could soon leave. sanchez has scored! and then there's the manager. wembley was yet to be rebuilt when arsene wenger won his first fa cup, 1998. five more cup final victories followed. no manager has won more. but, i wondered, could this final be his last match? i will stay, no matter what happens in football. but at this club? i don't know. there are some people who have admired everything that you have done here, and would think that seeing you lifting the fa cup at wembley would be a perfect way to say goodbye. it would be kind of like a beautiful farewell. does that go through your mind at all? no. because? what i want is to win the next game. i love to win, and i want to do well for my club. well, chelsea's manager this season has been an image of certainty, prowling the touchlines in his first season of english football. trying just to control hi

our sports correspondent joe wilson has this report. racehorses. pleasure, and big business.hy is the boss. paid by owners to train their horses to be winners, she's just 24. that's very unusual. the fact that she's a woman, well, that's rare too. you have to get the support and sometimes i think probably as a woman you're having to prove yourself before people want to support you. whereas if you're a man, they might support you from day one. but, you know, we've had great support and great loyalty from some big donors. but whether i would have had that from day one had we not had the results we've had already, i'm not sure. based on hundreds of anonymous responses, a new survey found that women from across the industry report being patronised, not being taken seriously, or being denied opportunities because of their gender. women in senior positions still stand out. well, amy is a rarity. there are some 75 trainers here in newmarket are known, yet only around 10% of them are women. how else could you make a high—profile name for yourself in this sport? well, inevitably, so m

moment in contemporary american politics is when president obama was addressing healthcare and joe wilsonod up and said you lie and raised a million dollars in the next week in funds and i think that polarization was rewarded. >> i would say two things are true, the climate of ugliness is no doubt ratcheting up and giving permission to. this in this case, i want to give the guy a break. he apologized. he could have just lost his temper. we'll see what his career is like. if a leader is at least willing to apologize, that's frankly a step up than what we've seen on the presidential level. >> sreenivasan: david brooks, mark shields, thank you both. >> thank you, hari. >> sreenivasan: now, a comic with a sharp edge and an astute take on modern life and politics. jeffrey brown has this latest addition to the "newshour bookshelf." view heard "black lives matter." >> yes. what do you think about that? >> brown: so owe political coldy, the work of w. kamau bell, host of cnn's united shades of america in which he does something unusual, seek out the america and americans we don't know or regularl

joe wilson reports. friday at wembley — preparation outside the stadium.ainment. alexis sanchez, arsenal's star put them into the final, but he could soon leave. sanchez has scored! and then there's the manager. wembley was yet to be rebuilt when arsene wenger won his first fa cup, 1998. five more cup final victories followed. no manager has won more. but, i wondered, could this final be his last match? i will stay, no matter what happens in football. but at this club? i don't know. there are some people who have admired everything that you have done here, and would think that seeing you lifting the fa cup at wembley would be a perfect way to say goodbye. it would be kind of like a beautiful farewell. does that go through your mind at all? no. because? what i want is to win the next game. i love to win, and i want to do well for my club. well, chelsea's manager this season has been an image of certainty, prowling the touchlines in his first season of english football. trying just to control his own energy. watch out for antonio conte. here he comes. arsena

coming up wednesday morning, south carolina republican congressman joe wilson discusseses the fallout from reports that president trump shared highly classified information with the russians. then texas democratic congresswoman sheila jackson lee discusses the latest on the firing of james comey and the future of the f.b.i. and amtrak president and c.e.o. , and association of american railroads president discuss the state of the u.s. rail system during infrastructure week in washington, d.c. be sure to watch c-span's "washington journal," live at 7:00 eastern wednesday morning. join the discussion. >> we need physicians and other health care professionals who are technically competent, who are problem solvers, who are life long learnersan w a am lde, nssus builders, indeed who are bune mags a who c ar peronruivynd gracefly. >> wldushohayo wod ueranwh ts responsibility means. that it meanseainut iteaarg ou more than yourse. mns ainabt rhe ane. >>avthfoite dth rit thing, not the easy thing. don't be somebody's lap dog or sycophant. have the courage to speak the truthvewh iis unpopular.

our sports correspondent, joe wilson, has seen the report. joe, what did people say?eople in the industry and in the sport to speak more candidly than they have before. there was a range of views, some people would see racing as a meritocracy, whereby you get what you put in, hard work is rewarded, but a lot of people disagree. most people responded, they were female, but not all. we have seen comments like i was told specifically not to ask for promotion, that there was talk of a bullying culture within yards. and the key bit of it is that women from across the industry reported being patronised, not taken seriously or being denied opportunities because of their gender. those other key aspects of it. why has it taken so long for horse racing to be looked at? that isa horse racing to be looked at? that is a good question. a lot of sports that get funding from the lottery, they have to have this sort of study. something i hear is that this is enabling people to say haps what they bottled up for a long time. if you look at horse racing as a sport, what is interesting is

our sports correspondent joe wilson has this report. racehorses. pleasure, and big business.by owners to train their horses to be winners, she‘s just 24. that‘s very unusual. the fact that she‘s a woman, well, that‘s rare too. you have to get the support and sometimes i think probably as a woman you‘re having to prove yourself before people want to support you. whereas if you‘re a man, they might support you from day one. but, you know, we‘ve had great support and great loyalty from some big owners. but whether i would have had that from day one had we not had the results we‘ve had already, i‘m not sure. based on hundreds of anonymous responses, a new survey found that women from across the industry report being patronised, not being taken seriously, or being denied opportunities because of their gender. women in senior positions still stand out. well, amy is a rarity. there are some 75 trainers here in newmarket alone, yet only around 10% of them are women. how else could you make a high—profile name for yourself in this sport? well, inevitably, so much of the attention will

wednesday morning, south carolina republican congressman joe wilson shares fallout. and sheila jackson lee discusses the latest on the firing of james comey and the future of the fbi. and amtrak president and ceo charles mormon and association of american railroads president edward hamburger discuss the state of the rail system during infrastructure week. join the discussion. >>> agriculture secretary sonny perdue testifies on the impact of agriculture on the u.s. economy here on c-span. you can also follow live on www.c-span.org and our free c-span radio app. >>> thursday, treasury secretary stevemy mnuchin testifies about international fiscal policy. he'll testify. our live coverage begins at 10:00 a.m. eastern here on c-span3. >>> saturday on book tv live all day coverage of the maryland book festival. starting starting 10:00 a.m. eastern, at 10:30, melvin goodman, author of whistle blower at the cia. sharon wineberger discussing her book, the untold story of darpa, the pentagon agency that changed the world. at 1:15 eastern, craig shirley on reagan rising the dec

in which they could cause the president to have an unsuccessful presidency or maybe it was when joe wilsonnterrupted the president at the state of the union or maybe it was when one of the members of congress -- the senator probably should say he misspoke in trying to communicate something else. but don't say that they were respectful. that's just not the word. that's not the appropriate word here. >> and i bring it up because the different compoporcomportment w seen, as opposed to the way they reacted about anything, any executive order by president obama, anything he did and also the talk of the pre-impeachment of hillary clinton had she won. there were already people that were saying they would pursue impeachment even before the election had happened. meanwhile, here is senator graham this morning talking about the question of whether the president of the united states taped a conversation with the fbi director that he subsequently threatened. this is lindsey graham talking about those tapes this morning on "meet the press." >> if there are any tapes they have to be turned over. you can

joe wilson has more. racehorses, pleasure and big business. it is a multi—billion pound industry.4, very unusual. the fact that she is a woman is also rare. we have to get the support and sometimes i think is a woman you have to prove yourself before people want to support you what is a few are a man they might support you from day one, but we have had great support and loyalty from some big earners, whether i would have had that from day one had i not had the results i am not sure. based on hundreds of anonymous responses the new survey found that women from across the industry report being patronised, not being taken seriously or being denied opportunities because of their gender. women in senior positions still stand out. amy is a rarity, there are some 75 trainers here in newmarket a lonely yet only around 10% of them are women. but how else could you make a high—profile name for yourself in this sport? inevitably so much of the attention will focus on the jockey. overall just 6% of horses in in races are ridden by women. they are ready and they are off. eight new competition

coming up wednesday morning, south carolina republican congressman joe wilson discusses the fallout from reports that president trump shared highly classified information with the russians. then texas democrat congresswoman sheila jackson lee discusses the latest on the firing of james comey and the future of the fbi. and a.m. track president and ceo charles mormon and association of american rail rods president edward hamburger discuss the state of the union rail system during infrastructure week in washington, d.c. be sure to watch c-span's washington journal live wednesday e wednesday morning. join the discussion. >>> tonight on c-span 3, a hearing on improving care for patientsing with chronic illnesses then members of the democrat policy and communications committee hold a meeting on the republican healthcare legislation. after that, homeland security secretary kelly on u.s. relations with countries in central america. later the senate judiciary committee considers several executi executive nominations. next healthcare experts on the benefits of telemedicine technology and how it ca

from where we're joined by our correspondentjoe wilson. joe to pick opponents for this evening they might choose middlesbrough, who scored ten goals away from home all season. they have only won one match away from home all season, who last won here at stamford bridge in 1975, when the country had just voted to stay in the european union. that being said, middlesbrough are right now do have made a playful because if they don't get a point, they will be relegated. the frustrating thing for middlesbrough and their fans is this season they seem to play with the handbrake on, at least with their first the handbrake on, at least with theirfirst manager of the handbrake on, at least with their first manager of the season. 0nly their first manager of the season. only in the last couple of weeks, their performances and results have improved. too little, too late. in terms of chelsea, what has impressed me isa terms of chelsea, what has impressed me is a few weeks ago the defeat at 0ld me is a few weeks ago the defeat at old trafford we could maybe see

with manson in the box wilson scored the tying goal. >> joe: forsberg gave him the high-stick. manson was cut out for him on a long shift. >> kenny: six on four advantage for the ducks. >> joe: fiddler taking the face-off. boy he has been good. inserted back into the lineup won a lot of face-offs from that spot and another. >> kenny: talking about fiddler on the face-offs. kesler. sissons. gaudreau. and now more penalties will be assessed. >> joe: fiddler went right back after kesler. now the officials are going to try to keep control of this which will be difficult to do because all of the players on the ice. remember, there is an extra player on the ice for anaheim. two. >> joe: ekholm and ritchie. right here they go. ritchie is a fighter. ekholm is not. >> brian: good job to get in there and separate that. what can happen, the nashville player can come over and that is when things really get out of control. >> joe: now sissons has two players after him. >> kenny: getzlaf and montour. perry and fiddler separated. >> joe: i tell you what, these officials for this situation rig

joe brooks. he and i, one of our media managers. he would say, oh, colin kaepernick is better than russell wilson. no, no, no, no, no.it it seahawks. backup to wilson. kap posted december not numbers last year. middle of the niners dumpster fire. 2-14 season. erratic accuracy. then the national anthem protests left him without a job. >> abc 7 sports brought to you by toyota. would be amazing, if, if seattle signs him. okay. and then he comes back. they play the niners twice. because they're division rivals. iffage in him running around levi stadium making plays. >> in another uniform. >> and, up in the box. going -- no, i dent want him. but i don't want him doing this to us. >> right. right. >> hope seattle does sign him. i want few see kap get a shot to rejuvenate his career see how it works out. >> thank you, larry. coming up to night on abc 7 news at 11 clock dlo:00. you know google tracks what you buy on line, now keeping tabs what you buy offline. confused by surcharges on your receipt when you dwep out to eat. joins for abc 7 news at 11:00 on channel 7. that will do it for us for now. for larry, drew, all of us

joe, who was one of my partners on the joint terrorism task force. jerry responded to the pentagon with us after 9/11. jerry died on 9/11 in 2010. paul wilson, he responded to shanksville after 9/11. and then down here is william craig, known as bob craig. he is an agent out of the pittsburgh office that also went to shanksville. >> reporter: for thomas o'connor, president of the fbi agents association, the addition of these names, members of his team responding to the pentagon, is nearly ten years in the making. >> director comey was instrumental in recognizing that these agents were line of duty deaths. that is why we are standing here at the national law enforcement officers memorial. >> reporter: the issue, fbi agents like steven carr, robert roth, and wesley yu died years after the attacks. cancer caused by fumes from the debris. bureaucracy kept those deaths from being classified as happening in the line of duty. >> about three years ago when director comey came in we had been trying to get some traction on this recognition of these agents, line of duty deaths. director comey came in, picked up on it. over 50 names went up on wall thi

coming up, we talked to representative joe wilson about trumps meeting with the russian minister.resentative sheila lee on the firing of fbi director ♪ , it is themorning washington journal for may the 17th. in our next hour we want to get your thoughts on reporting by the new york times on a memo written by james comey when he was still fbi director, in which president trump suggested to him to seize the investigation into michael flynn over his ties with russia. it has sparked considerable reaction on capitol hill, on the heels of classified information shared with russian officials from the oval office. your thoughts on this