as a fellow democrat, john carr -- as a fellow catholic, i can say john carr and the whole team here offer the very best of the catholic church. we are excited to be here. take it away, john. [applause] john: i want to thank chris and our friends at the democracy fund, not only for their support, but for two things. at a time when lots of us complained about dysfunction and polarization -- the democracy fund invests in trying to provide ways to overcome those abnormalities. secondly, at a time when many people see faith as the source of division only, or a part of the polarization, they understand that face at its best -- faith at its best brings people together and provides a moral vocabulary and framework to pursue the common good. both things are in short supply in this city and country. we are grateful. this is the second of our three dialogue panels on faith and the faithful. how many were at the first one? thanks for coming back. if this is your first, welcome. the third will be roughly a month from now. we were talking about this -- michael said, i don't know how you fill the t

as a fellow catholic, i can say that john carr and this initiative and the whole team here offer the very best of the catholic church. so we are very excited to be here and you can take it away, john. thank you. >> thank you very much. [applause] 's >> i want to thank chris and our friends at the democracy fund not only for their support, which is crucial, but for two things. one is at a time when mob of those complaining about dysfunction and polarization and the lack of stability, the democracy funds invest in trying to provide ways to overcome those maladies. and secondly, at a time when many people see faith as a force of division for a part of the polarization, they understand that faith at its best brings people together and provides more vocabulary and framework to pursue the common good. so both of those things are in short supply and so we are very grateful. this is, as chris mentioned, the second of our three dialogues on faith in the faithful. how many were at the first one we did? that's great. thank you for coming back. your first one, welcome. the third one will be rough

whose real name is john carr and used to be a lethal assassin for the u.s.overnment until things went wrong and they came after him and he had to disappear. and he had this ensemble of older guys, one works at the library of congress, one is a computer whiz, and one is ex-military and fell into bad ways and they're conspiracy theorists but stumble upon real conspiracy and have to working to to solve them. so it's -- the camel club was because it was upa unique premise, unique setup, and i took time building to every character's brown and make them very real. the real i thought of the camel club issue was -- when its fit went to d.c. i waned to learn the city and walking past the white house, and back then, before pennsylvania avenue was closed off to vehicular traffic -- people thought that happened after 9/11. actually happened after the oklahoma city bombing. and the lafayette park was there and you had protesters in lafayette park and there was one lady whose hand -- just recently peace away and he was protesting against nuclear proliferation and she had

we are grateful for the whole team at the initiative, for john carr in particular. he served for more than 20 years at the u.s. conference of catholic bishops in the department of peace, justice, and human development. he has a longer biography then you will know. has been in the arena for difficult conversations on both sides of the political aisle. it.as the scars to prove he is a tireless advocate for people who are poor and marginalized. he does this while avoiding partisan and political traps, and by encouraging civil discourse and deeper understanding. as a fellow democrat, john carr here offerle team the very best of the catholic church. we are excited to be here. take it away, john. [applause] thank chris and our friends at the democracy fund, not only for their support, but for two things. there was a time when lots of us complained about dysfunction and polarization -- the democracy fund invests in trying to provide ways to overcome those abnormalities. secondly, at a time when many people see faith as the source of division only, or a part of the polariza

we are grateful for the whole team at the initiative, for john carr in particular. he served for more than 20 years at the u.s. conference of catholic bishops. he has a -- at the u.s. conference of catholic bishops in the department of peace, justice, and human development. he has a longer biography then you will know. but he has been in the arena for difficult conversations on both sides of the political aisle. he has the scars to prove it. he is a tireless advocate for people who are poor and marginalized. he does this while avoiding partisan and political traps, and by encouraging civil discourse and deeper understanding. as a fellow catholic, i can say john carr and the whole team here offer the very best of the catholic church. we are excited to be here. take it away, john. [applause] john: i want to thank chris and our friends at the democracy fund, not only for their support, but for two things. at a time when lots of us complained about dysfunction and polarization -- the democracy fund invests in trying to provide ways to overcome those abnormalities. secon

dr ron john carol carr used to predict the monsoon. only water what ultimately you go back to the monsoon. you can fill it up and. so everything except some. which goes into the summer. all the water that we need to drink. one single source which is. not only water in. and. of. it. in this country. khurana is a communist state in the south of the country. primers here believe in dialectical materialism and the i m d's forecasts. but when it comes to preparations for the monsoon they cover all their bases. but they. say as. with the brahmans blessing farmers begin to get their fields ready. it's a fine balance plant your rice too soon and it dries out plants too late and it gets what. they are very lucky that you. don't have that map. even if you had never been near the to touch. the signs are everywhere the onset is just a few days away. you can feel the earth responding to the changing temperatures winds atmospheric pressure and humidity. dormant seeds microbes and insects are coming to life. and so are the reptiles so i'm not going t

i'll get mine a newspaper they say reforms proposed by french president emanuel and commissioner john carr presented great risks to european citizens they warned that euro zone finance minister would further politicize the role of the european central bank. in the last year they maintain that the e.c. thieves existing large scale bond buying program are ready comes close to what they call state financing. speaking to deutsche of valor earlier this month french president emanuel underlined his position that europe needs to change. for him that means closer integration. we need to move forward we need a more strongly integrated europe i'm convinced. i'd like an economic government to minister call it whatever you want it's about what goals we have i want to europe that's more democratic and less bureaucratic. in your cart them with your letter to base about exactly what that means it's far from over. and besides the eurozone mccrone is also trying to reform the french economy and is facing some serious resistance there as well tuesday has seen a nationwide strike by civil service employees t

it's a group of older guys and not the conspiracy director of the mile of her stone whose name is john carra very lethal assassin for the u.s. government until things went wrong in the came after him and he had to disappear. one work library congress and one was a computer whiz and one was john rosen asked military. they are conspiracy theorists and they have to work together to solve them. "the camel club" i think it was because they was a unique premise and i took time delving into every character's background to make them very real. i was walking past, when i first got to d.c. i want to learn about the city so i was walking past the white house backed down pennsylvania was shut off to vehicular traffic. that's when i closed up pennsylvania avenue. there were protesters in lafayette park and there was one lady who recently passed away and she was protesting against nuclear proliferation. fast-forward 10 years and that emory stuck in my head for 10 years. i'm going to have my oliver storm pa protester with a secret back story and that's when i started writing "the camel club." >> host: the

it's all in john le carre's classic novel: "tinkle, traitor, stormy, spy." ( laughter ) so-- ( cheerslause ) is that the classic? that mighte new. but "trump's clost confidants speak with an unusual level of concern, even alarm, and admit to being confused about what the president will do next-- and why." yes, trump's cabinet is so alarmed that ben carson almost opened his eyes. ( laughter ) i know. good thing he didn't, that'd be six more weeks of winter. ( laughter ) and it's not just john kelly. according to insiders, "checks are being ignored and critics are being purged as the president is filling time by watching fox, and by eating dinner with people who feed his ego and conspiracy theories, and who drink in his rants." i have to say, that is disturbing, and truly unhealthy, to exclusively surround yourself with people who agree with you... am i right, audience? ( cheers and applause ) we've got a great show for you tonight. amy schumer is here! but when we return, trump goes postal. stick around. how do you become america's best-selling brand? you introduce the all-new ford eco

so in equating john carr and ruben and others, i needed to build into them potential back stories butd did is in future books. i added that in and i didn't tell you everything about them. i allowed there to be secrecy and things you did not know about their lives back and further explained that in separate novels. and i have done it with all of my novels. i continue to explore characters. so really very self focused and intentional set up in the first series but knowing that i will not be done in the first book is done, i will keep going. >> secret service agents, we say the first family presidents are part of that. you talked earlier about how the military opens its doors to to learn about it. and also federal agencies, how about the presidents? the ones that you been friends with? do they help guide your writing about making the presidents authentic? >> certainly, when i have gone to the white house many times when bush 41 and bush 43 were in office. i met bill clinton several times in different events. i see the protection he had as a former protest as -- as the former president. i

john donvan. moments in jeremy carr's life came by chopper this week, when he was flown straight to trackside at the00. >> this is a lot more cooler than just coming to the track. >> reporter: it follows this other big moment in his life. leaving the hospital with a new heart, after spending six years on the organ transplant wait list. during which time, he made the acquaintance of one stefan wilson, who is best-known for this. wilson is a british race car driver who is passionate about r brother, justin, in a racing-related accident three years ago, after which his organs went to several recipients. >> it just really sort of hits home, the need for more people to register. orcoyevering his car with the n of people waiting for e ofhich . he spent his months in indiana university hospital building model cars. but then, his surgery went ahead the instant a donor heart became available. and after a great recovery, this.co true stuff. and now carrying forth the message that wilson's car represents about organ donation. >> it saved my life, so -- and five other people's lives that night.rgan donor. becau

investigative journalist john could siac was shot dead in slovakia in february he had been covering corruption and the mafia's role in the country and in malta anti corruption blogger daphne carr want to go was killed when a bomb placed her under a car or rather placed under her car was detonated just outside of her home in october of two thousand and seventeen she had been a longstanding critic of the government three men have been charged but authorities have not identified who ordered her murder reporters without borders says that her death lifts the veil of judicial harassment and intimidation that journalists face in malta. and the council of europe has recently appointed a special reporter to monitor the ongoing murder investigation. andrew says that malta has escaped scrutiny from the european institutions for far too long. the response from the european commission on more to offer example was much weaker than the response towards ward's hungary and there are many reasons for this the first is that hungary governments are less sophisticated in the rhetoric they're more conservative they target minorities sexual minorities ethnic minorities refugees the movies government

. >> the pt poboat is new to carr tar pea t torpedo to strike the enemy below the belt. >> this is going to exacerbate every problem he has. >> johnnedy's pt boat on patrol on a moonless dark night. >> they don't see this giant japanese ship coming straight at them. it basically slices jfk's boat in half. >> jack is thrown to the bulk head, injuring his back. two of his crew are gone. and they are surrounded by burning in the water. those back at the base presume the worst. they presume that there are no survivors and hold a religious service and mass for kennedy and his crew. >> joe kennedy gets a telegram that his son is missing. doesn't tell because -- >> joe senior didn't share it with other members. like his wife, the mother of his children. >> and he lives with this private agony wondering if his second son is dead. (vo) what if this didn't have to happen? i didn't see it. (vo) what if we could go back? what if our car... could stop itself? in iihs front-end crash prevention testing, nobody beats the subaru impreza. not toyota. not honda. not ford. the subaru impreza. more than a car, it's a subaru. fthere's flonase sensimis

john. we wish him through our prayers and our blessings today to recover as he is in arizona. i want to thank joan carr on my staff and patrick, amanda maddox, sal ortega, christine woods. my staff has been phenomenal. they've done a great job. they have a put up with a lot, worked hard, and got here because of it. but also the unsung heroes of the veterans' affairs committee that have helped john test,myself, and all our members to see we dotted every i and crossed every t. admires who deserves a special shout-out who has done double duty and done a great job toest go us where we are today. nor republican o'neil, david sherman, camille moore, thomas coleman, mitchell service, hedger vashen and paul lean schmidt. we could not have done our job if not for those people who work long hours to see that we got it done. so here i am in the united states senate. i am speaking with my first amendment rights. you're gathered in the galleries today and watching this on c-span because of the first amendment, gathering because the amendment that allows us to freely gather and asystemmable without fear of rett tric