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theame is john carr and i'm director of the initiative on catholic social thought public life. honored to partner with our colleagues in the office of mission and ministry. thank you, rabbi for that prayer. can tell we are an interface immunity. we sang all the verses of the song. versus.atholic way, to -- tworsus -- there's verses. the president talked about how we are wrestling with this at georgetown. many of you know it is taking on very direct original, historical reality with the broader understanding of the sale of human beings to support the college of university. the very definition of white privilege. has georgetown's response been different than other places. there are many reasons. one of them is sitting next to me. the work of the group on slavery, memory, and association. -- and reconciliation. there are two things we should think about tonight. one is religious convictions on human life, dignity, human rights, justice, solidarity, that gives different way of looking at world. the other has been the leadership of our president. instead of trying to evade her escap

"collusion," the new book written by "the guardian" journalist luke harding, has the feel of a john le carre spy novel, except to the characters are all real. the stories of kremlin espionage , money laundering, computer hacking, are all being investigated by special counsel robert mueller, and in some cases charges have already been made. for "beyond 100 days," katty kay and i caught up with the author, luke harding, in berlin. luke harding, your book starts with a meeting you had in december 2016 with the former mi6 agent christopher steele, whose dossier, of course, began this russia investigation. why do you think the intelligence agencies put such trust in him in the beginning? luke: well, christopher steeleis a professional guy. he spent 20 years working for british intelligence. he was at moscow at the british embassy there. then he went into private business. he has a pretty good record. intelligence sources i've spoken to describe him as solid, as reliable. what you have to understand is the sources he used for this dossier over trump and russia worked with the same sources that hav

collusion, the new book written by the guardian journalist luke harding, has the feel of a john le carrease, the characters in the book are all real, members past and present of the trump campaign. the stories of kremlin espionage, money laundering, computer hacking are all currently being investigated by special council robert mueller, and in some cases charges have already been made. earlier this week, katty and i caught up with luke harding in berlin, i started by asking him about one of his prime sources, the former mi6 agent christopher steele, who compiled the intelligence dossier that sparked the russian invesigation. luke harding, your book starts with a meeting you had in december 2016 with the former mi6 agent christopher steele, whose dossier of course began this russia investigation. why do you think the intelligence agencies put such trust in him at the beginning? well, i mean, christopher steele is a professional guy. he spent 22 years working for british intelligence. he served in moscow undercover at the british embassy there, then he went into private business. i think h

my name is john carr and a director of initiative on catholic social thought and public life.agues. thank you, rabbi, for that moving prayer. you can tell we are in interfaith community here at georgetown. we sang all the verses of the song. [laughing] in the catholic way, to verses. [laughing] i also want to say a word of great thanks to president degioia at only for his welcome to the initiative but also for his leadership in so many areas. he talked about how we are wrestling with this at georgetown. many of you know that has taken on very direct personal, historical realities with a broader understanding of the sale of human beings to support the college and the university. very definition of white privilege i guess. and people ask why has george townes response been different than other places? there are many reasons. one of them is sitting next to me. the work of the working group on slavery memory and reconciliation to buy think there are two things that we ought to think about tonight. one is religious convictions about human life and dignity, about human rights and ju

will carr john is now live from los angeles. what do you know about this?is coming from a stylist that worked with ryan seacrest at e news. she has waged a misconduct allegation but not a lot else. in a statement, ryan seacrest says in part, if it made her feel anything but respected, i am truly sorry. i dispute these reckless allegations. i plan to cooperate with any corporate inquiries that may result. the madman creator is also responded to a sexual harassment allegation after an employee on the show alleged he told her that she owed it to him to see her naked. he denies the allegations but adds that he was a demanding and angry boss. tonight, the guardian is reporting that before the scandal, harvey weinstein had a secret list of names that he wanted investigated to see if they were going public with allegations. since the scandal broke, more than 50 men in hollywood have been accused of sexual harassment for worse. >> what about the allegations against tampa bay bucs quarterback, jameis winston? >> part of what we have seen with the weinstein effect is

carr is interviewed by politico technology reporter john hendal. >> do you have faith in the independence of doj anti-trust authorities and kind of how you see that overall, given it is a pretty big situation to be unfolding right now? >> my general view is the fcc again has a pretty limited role to play in mergers, which is to say when a transaction comes before us, we take a look and say is there a transaction-specific harm? if there is, we try to find a narrowly tailored remedy for the harm. if that addresses the harm we identified, we can move forward with the public interest determination. one thing you saw the fcc do over the last couple years is view mergers as sort of a christmas tree where you could hang whatever regulatory agenda on it. that's not my approach and not the approach i think lawfully under the communications act the fcc should take. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2. >> the senate intelligence committee held a confirmation hearing for president trump's nominee to be the

derick carr here hitting john ejohny holton. he scored on both of them.oping celebration later on. >> like a kangaroo hop. >> marshawn lynch. that snapped a losing streak to miami. and expect the nfl to hand out discipline after a pair of on-field fights. in jacksonville, a.j. green and ramsey were ejected. it ended with green grabbing ramsey around the neck and yanking him to the ground. one called it a coward move. and it continued into the locker room as well. in new orleans, tampa bay's mike evans launched himself into what was a shoving match between b k jameis winston. afterwards a tampa bay wide receiver said he let his emotions get the best of him. he called the blind side hit unprofessional. >> yeah, emotional for sure. >> uh-huh. >> but there were also bright spots, like this routine from the kansas with this touchdown celebrating with a sack race. i guess jumping is in right now. >> kelsey, long legs will get him there. turns out kansas city is actually from missouri. the chief the. and my hygienist says it does but they're not all the same. wh

carr interviewed by technology reporter john hendel. >> do you have faith in the independence of doj authorities and how you see that overall. it is a pretty big situation to be unfolding right now. >> my general view is fcc, again, has a pretty limited role to play in mergers, which is to say when a transaction comes before us, we take a look and we first say, is there a transaction specific harm. if there is, we try to find a narrowly tailored remedy for that harm. if that addresses the harm we identified, then we can move forward with public interest determination. one thing you saw fcc deal with over the past few years was deal merger over christmas tree, hang regulatory agenda. that's not my approach and not the approach i think lawfully under the communications act fcc should take. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 eastern on c-span2.

carr is interviewed by politico technology reporter john hendel. >> how do you see that overall, given that it is a pretty big situation unfolding right now? >> again, my view is that the sec has a pretty limited role in mergers. which is to say, a transaction comes before us, and we take a look and say is there a transaction specific harm? and if there is, we try to address that harm. and then if identified, then we can move forward with view merg christmas tree where you could hang whatever regulatory agenda you want on it. that's not my approach and i think that's not the laugh arope the fcc should take. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8 eastern on c-span2. >>> with a busy week ahead for congress our live coverage includes the senate banking committee tomorrow considering jeer roam powell to be the next federal reserve chair and that will be live tomorrow at 10:00 a.m. eastern on cspan. also tomorrow the senate bud yet committee reviews its tax reform bill. see that live at 2:30 p.m. on eastern c-span3. on wednesday, the senate health committee considers the nomination of alex

department's suing over plan to buy time warner and media ownership rules mrchlt carr is interviewed by politico technology reporter johnendell. >> do you have trust in authorities and how you see that overall, given it is pretty big situation to be unfolding right now? view is the seneca has a pretty limited role to say, when rgers, to transaction comes before us, we ake a look and say, is there a transaction specific harm and if there is, we try to find tailored remedy for the harm, if that addresses the harm we identified, then we can move with the public interest determination. one thing that you saw the fcc view mergers as christmas tree, where you could hang agenda you ulatory want on it. that is not my approach and not lawfully under the communication act the fcc should take. communicatoros c-span 2. >> c-span's student cam video documentary competition is and students across the country are busy at work and sharing their experience through twitter. >> it's not too late to enter, the deadline is january 18th, a position of the u.s. constitution and create a video importantng why it is to you. our competition is o

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john pagano. the raiders have lost 6 of their last 8. the good news is they'll be facing seconfd year quarterback, paxton lynch. derek carrat we planned and put out as a goal is out there for us. if we can just get hot and get on a run, i'm sure the bandwagon will get full again and all those things. it's definitely possible. it's definitely possible. there's no doubt in or mind that we can do it, but we have to go out there and do it." it seems we do a story it seems we do a story about lavar ball mostly everyday. according to a report -- his back and fourth feud with president trump has helped big baller brand earn about 13-point-two million dollars in advertisement. it all started last friday when lavar didn't thank the president for helping his son liangelo and the two other u-c-l-a players get back into the country after they were arrested for shoplifting in china. according to a marketing expert -- lavar starting a and critizing trump on c-n-n... could benefit big baller brand by reaching a audience, who are not familiar with the brand because they don't follow sports. the 21st rank st. mary's gaels taking on harvar