i don't know john davis or brad howell.ating the "macarena," i don't even know if that would qualify as music history, frankly. [light laughter] now milli vanilli's singing voices, that would be hilarious, and possibly it's true. organizing woodstock would certainly fit music history. giving the spice girls their nicknames, i guess somebody had to do it. [light laughter] i don't know, we'll see, but i think it's time you meet trent. >> okay. >> all right, i will call on trent. final answer. >> all right, trent, come on down. [applause] how you doing, man? >> hey, chris, good to see ya. >> how you doing? >> buddy. doing good. >> trent... welcome to this pressure cooker. >> thank you. >> you have been sitting there patiently for a day and a half. >> uh, you didn't even go home last night... [laughter] and now you walk up here with $250,000 on the line. >> yes. >> can you help us out? >> well, i do know a fair amount about music history, but this is a tough one. i gotta tell you. i've, uh, watched the woodstock documentary. i

and she saves these struggling jamestown colony just as john davis told in his "captain smith tale."ahontas: an indian great stuff, bill. that was great stuff you told us here. >> this is going to be much shorter and the complete change of pace. [laughter] i oddball on the panel. i'm a cultural anthropologist. i work with living people. i do not dig up dead ones. there is off a lot of people who an historian. i am still a cultural anthropologist. and i did my first work with --ple on the sure shawnee shoshone population in nevada. i found accounts that were as misleading as the narratives of pocahontas i grew up with. the mythology about the modern people -- because they contrasted so with myths around pocahontas were really damaging to the modern people. i went out and documented this for them. 'sat is where pocahontas people were. i was told by the modern people, you can't begin to understand us the wayss you go all back and see why the things were .oing on even if we do not remember the details anymore, stuff happened, and we would like to know, too. myself dealing with a lot of w

policy papers the team that surrounded to reason may not withstanding david davis softer stories in john davis i mean think about david and experienced european negotiator for train passed an intelligent affected respected politician it was the bracks. why wasn't david davis able to impose some order in the chaos because i think behind him people like ali robbins and those who were in those teams were not on the on par with the deal the robins is a civil servant this is the kind of eminence gillies of the negotiations shadowy figure behind the scene has been the. the u.k. civil service objective that of the of the had a civil service objective the conservative government object well there are those who said there have and there are those who've accused the civil service of being in cahoots with a kind of institutional europeanized intelligentsia and that is they've been used to forty years of dealing with civil servants in the commission they can work out the deals amongst themselves and politicians here.

papers the team that surrounded to reason may not withstanding david davies soft cover stories in john davis i mean think of it david and experience european negotiator for train passed an intelligent affected respected politician it was the bracks. why wasn't david davis able to impose some order in the chaos because i think behind him people like ali robbins and those who are in those teams were not on the on par with the deal the robins is a civil servant this is the kind of eminence gillies of the negotiations shadowy figure behind the scene has been the u.k. civil service objective than either of the had a civil service. subject of the conservative government object well there are those who said there have and there are those who've accused the civil service of being in cahoots with a kind of institutional europeanized intelligentsia and that is they've been used to forty years of dealing with civil servants in the commission they can work out the deals amongst themselves and politicians here have very little hand in how the rules and laws are made so it suits them it helps them it's th

the singer, john legend, and jordan davis. >>> news at noon, the much- anticipated launch of new high- tech gear is being announce right now. it is happening at samsung galaxy unpacked in san francisco. >>> you may be sitting there asking yourself, how do we build a battery into a phone that both right down the middle? well the answer is that we built two of them. one on each side of the device. >> will, it is a phone that fits in the palm of your hand and has a screen that can fold in two. also has six cameras. it comes in galactic colors like cosmos black or space silver. also announcing other updates such as better processing and faster data. >>> the price tag, $2000. >>> the dow jones is at this point at 60 points. >>> and virgin atlantic flight arrived in london 40 minutes early thanks to a record- breaking jet stream. the flight hit a speed of 801 miles an hour. the boeing 787 was 35,000 feet over pennsylvania when it reached that speed. the typical cruising speed is 561 miles an hour. the record fast jet stream was yosemite national park. out set right at sunset, the light give

marlo brandon, bet davis, john lennon. that's not bad. that is not bad at all. that's just for starter. >> those are the little folks. >> but here's the advice that jack par gave you, he said to you, hey, kid, when you do your show, don't do interviews. >> that knocked me over. i picked up the phone. the voice said it was jack par and i didn't believe it because he didn't call me. hey, kid, this is jack. let me give you some advice. please don't do interviews. i said what, do i do sing or talk to the guests in poetry. he said no interview q&a and what's your favorite this or that. david frost falling asleep on his clipboard and just make it a conversation. >> so he was -- don't do interviews, have conversation. >> conversation is best. when it becomes spontaneous and you're rolling along and you can throw your notes away. a friend of mine pointed my fault at, you stuck to my notes and i'd go to this one and this one whatever had just been said. >> you weren't listening. >> it wasn't that bad. >> it could have been, right? >> not listening, yes. >> so, look, i ju

john mecklenburg -- south carolina. >> nancy vaughn, greensboro, north carolina. >> mike myers, greenwood, indiana. >> ted wheeler, mayor of portland, oregon. >> lane davis, mayor of santa monica, california. >> robert store, mayor of the san francisco bay area. >> kristin mccone, mayor of the all-america city, desoto, texas. >> sean riley, mayor of waukesha, wisconsin. >> sherine west in mayor of baton rouge, louisiana. >> rick christman, st. petersburg, florida. >> sylvester turner, mayor of houston. >> sale gomez, florida.

lanny davis told john dean, richard nixon's lawyer, that ecohen will quote pull a curtain back and wes of trump's crimes and morally vacant character in specific detailed, personal anecdotes. and president trump tweeted out this remember michael cohen only became a rat after the fbi did something which was absolutely unthinkable and unheard of until the witch hunt was illegally started. they broke into an attorney's office. lanny davis doing a good job of raising the bar of expectations of what's going to come out of this. cohen pf cohen's been through the legal process here. if there was anything explosive that he could prove there, wouldn't that have been the forum? >> one of the things we can learn from cohen is how small all of these trump scandals are and how comparatively petty. hundreds of thousands of dollars is a lot for people. but if you're a billionaire, they're like dimes. would you steal a dime? most people would rnt. if he is who he says he is, then the doesn't make sense. it will show that it's an operation where people were skrouchging for what would be efor a billion

steph curry talked about his insecurities as a young man and singer john legend talked about trayvon martin and jordan davis that were killed by gun violence. >> parents and teachers get the yesterday prepare for what is ahead and educators want a 12% right of the next three years. the oakland unified school district is offering a 5% raise in the average teacher salary last year was $63,000. there is a full survival guide for parents to get you through the oakland teachers strike. the last time that teachers walked off the job in oakland in 1 >>> it is 4:39 am. >>> the numbers are out and is the first state of cannabis sales that misses the mark, and how much tax the new cash brought ian. >> looking at the golden gate bridge, clear conditions with showers on the way here the california first-year >>> the state has $345 million of tax revenue last year, a far cry from the $1 billion predicted. the assembly member claims high taxes in the robust black market. there was a bill recently introduced that would lower the positioned at pier 80 in san francisco and being loaded on the carrier to be shipped over to e

>> i am at a location called battery davis up the hill from john mire drive at skyline and a report camen an hour ago of a collapse here at the beach. apparently two women were walking with their dog at the shoreline, and they were both covered. the second person was covered partially. she was brought up by the fire department here. she is conscious, alert and breathing. she has been transferred to the ambulance and on the way to a local hospital now. there were one of the kind of the interesting things is that there were obviously a lot of dog walkers in the area, and the dog walkers, and there were a lot of people who were concerned with the people who aremissing, but the dog walkers were concerned with the dog, and apparently the dog has been located down at the shoreline and is in control of some of the dog walkers down there. >> and brian, where are you physically right now? >> i'm at the top of the cliff. it is hard for me to know what is going on, because it is below me, and i was monitoring the second patient here. they not have any contact with anybody down there at all. they ar

john rolfe. he wrote to sir thomas davis, and upright christian man who recognized the faith in his bride. the first of her people to convert to christianity. the fact recorded by ralph hamer in his 1614 through discourse. pocahontas learned not only about the things of christian faith during captivity, she had much to absorb concerning this culture, food, dress and the like. also the times in which she would help the negotiations between english and her own people. there were a fewer tensions between the native americans and the english at this time. just as the english have their own story of god who was with them in their daily lives, so pocahontas would have been familiar with the religious teachings and practices of her own community. we heard from bishop carroll something of that, and chief and remarked-- chief anne model concepts would have been unfamiliar to pocahontas. saidw there's more to be than that, particularly in the light of new investigations and discoveries opening us more fully to the native american experience in those years of the other colonies. i want to turn as a c

john dean tweeted that lanny davis said this, he will pull back the curtain and we will hear true stories of trump's complicity in crimes, his immorally vacant character, detailed personal anecdotes. here is what doesn't sit with me. those personal anecdotes about what an awful person donald trump may or may not be, michael cohen was his home boy. he was a guy who said he puts donald trump before list own familia family. what does it matter if michael cohen wants to gossip about what a person donald trump is when he is basically the same? >> we would argue you have more credibility the closer you were to the particular person that's being investigated. personal anecdotes don't have anything to do with wrongdoing -- >> he is bigoted. but they don't matter. america knew that. >> they shubt mouldn't matter. what matters if they talk about the trump organization, the funding of properties, those things he probably had firsthand experience. the legal system loves eyewitnesses. >> it does. the former acting solicitor general, who is a regular here, says he believes that the mueller report is no

john. i want to acknowledge mr davis who is responsible for the artwork and the music, he is a resident here, and has been a resident for 18 years. [applause] >> with that, we will call our program to a close. i want to thank everyone, especially the mayor and the supervisor for getting out here on a rainy day. we will do a ribbon-cutting, which will occur outside where he says, and then there will be tours for the j.f.k. towers the start of the elevators. there are also tours a 2698 california that will be occurring, 15 minutes from now. not occurring. not occurring. notorious. yes, they are. okay, yes, they are. if you want to tour 2698 california, jack and margaret are hiding out the back. they were hiding, the camera is trained on them. thank you very much everyone. [♪]>> everybody. sorry i'm late.

john decklanburg, charleston, south carolina. >> nancy vaughn, greensburg, north carolina. >> tom magee, lynn, massachusetts. mark meyers, greenwood, indiana. >> denny doyle, city of beaverton, oregon. >> ted weaver, mayor of portland, oregon. >> colleen davis, mayor of santa monica california. >> mayor of danville and san francisco bay area. >> mayor of the all american city of desoto, texas. >> mayor of union city, california. >> mayor of san leandro, california. >> sean riley, mayor of wakashaw, wisconsin. >> rick riceman, st. peetersbur,

davis. both are being developed by joint venture between bridge housing and the john stewart company. both projects are requesting bond issuance approval for conduit financing which will not require the city to pledge any of its funds for the repayment of the bonds. for 88 broadway, the bond is not to exceed $55,280,000. for 735 davis, the bond amount is not to exceed $21,885,000. both projects are seeking approval from mohcd to enter into 55 year loans from the developer. repayment of mohcd loans is due annually to the extent there is cash flow from operations available. for 88 broadway, the loan amount is not to exceed $31,209,735, and for 735 davis, the loan is not to said $19,583,557. i'd like to describe the project to you briefly. both sites are currently surface parking lots, located in one large city block on separate land parcels located in the northeast waterfront landmark district. 88 broadway is roughly half of the city block. 88 broadway parcel is owned by the port. 735 davis is a smaller parcel. it's midblock along davis street. it's on the same block, surrounded by vall

last october, a 10-year study by johns hopkins and u.c.-davis concluded that california's universal background check law had no effect on gun homicides or suicides. none. the purpose of this bill is not public safety. that's just a deceptive facade. its true purpose is to make gun ownership so legally hazardous, so fraught with legal booby traps and draconian penalties that no law-abiding citizen would want to take the risk of gun ownership. most criminals get their guns illegally and are not constrained by laws like this. this is aimed squarely at law-abiding citizens, moving us closer to a society where decent people are defenseless are not. criminals the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. chairman, i now yield one minute to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, a member of the committee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, we have a gun violence epidemic in this country. for eight years we've marked it with moments of silence and doing nothing. t

john legend played and spoke to the mothers of trayvon martin, oscar grant jordan davis, all victims of gun violence. they encourage the young people here tonight. the point is to highlight the work young men are doing across the country as part of my brother's keeper. here is what steph curry had to say. >> the swagger and the confidence you see on the court right now wasn't always there. it took me a minute to get there but i had to continue to grind. where we were in that process, keep fighting. >> reporter: some of the folks also got a little mini concert from john legend. ♪ ♪ . >> reporter: he also led the discussion as well. really a treat for all the young people who have come from all over the country for this event. this will not be all day two will feature back panther filmmaker and actor michael b. jordan. that will be happening tomorrow. a lot of really excited young people, excited to be in oakland and excited to see barack obama and steph curry. >> what an amazing lineup for sure. >>> oakland public school teachers planning to strike on thursday. the key demand is they

john ) and i am tracking your bay area forecast. (ácommercialá)(áábreakáá) major hot spot in san leandro leandro nb 880 at davis street. from 238. take wb 580 instead. high wind advisory for the bay bridge, san mateo, dumbarton, richmond san rafael bridge, benicia & 580 over the altamont even if no one in your home smokes, secondhand smoke can be closer than you think. secondhand smoke from a neighbor's apartment can enter your home through air vents, through light fixtures and even through cracks in the walls and the floors. secondhand smoke is toxic. especially to children. protect your family. visit tobaccofreeca.com. ( james )( darya ) welcome back to the kron 4 morning news. let's get a check of the forecast. makes for a good valentine's day to plan something inside with your valentine. winds will gust into a range of 40 to 50 mph with heavy areas of rainfall passing overhead through the day. temperatures will peak in a range of upper 50's with skies being mostly cloudy into the afternoon. major hot spot in san leandro leandro nb 880 at davis street. big rig accident blocking two lanes. slow from 238. take wb 580

john roberts at the white house tonight. here now victor davis hanson, senior fellow at the hoover institute and the author of the upcoming book the case for trump. good evening, victor. glad to have you with us tonight. welcome back to the show. >> good evening. >> martha: the case for trump is what when you look at this situation that he is faced with right now on his big campaign promise to build the border wall? >> yeah, he is in a temporary rock and hard place because he doesn't want to shut down the government, martha, he is on a roll the state of the union address was successful. he has been more sober and judicious. most importantly his opponents are giving him all sorts of gifts from the green new deal to radical abortion positions to welfare expansions, wealth taxes, the whole medicare for everybody. it's not resonating well. when your opponents are doing that, you don't want to take the attention away by shutting down the government. on the other hand, he promised a wall at least for 1500 miles or somewhere in that vincent svicinity so

but lanny davis would not be saying what john reported and others reported unless he figured there was something substantial there to make the case. but does it really matter to us whether the president of the united states committed crimes while he was running for president, in the run-up to his running for president or while he was in office? >> well, for impeachment it could matter hugely, right? >> it could matter hugely but there aren't enough votes of the senate to convict him. i think impeachment is unlikely given the current set of facts today. >> john, you're shaking your head. >> i was shaking my head. prior crimes can be impeached. it happened to a federal judge not too long ago. they reached back for criminal behavior before he went on the bench and impeached him. so there is a precedent. but i don't think michael is in an impeachment hearing at this point. i think these will be broad statements. what david mentions is the payments to stormy daniels and the reimbursements. some of those looked like they could have stretched into the time he was in the white house and theref

. >> award winning musician john legend performed and led a panel with the mothers of trayvon martin and jordan davis. >> i'm kate larsen, abc 7 news. >>> never more than seven minutes away from your accuweather forecast. >>> look at how much warmer the temperatures are. up to 19 degrees warmer than this time yesterday. let's take a look at the numbers. we'll go up to the north bay where we're freezing cold yesterday. now we're in the low to upper 40s except for ukiah at 39 degrees. let's take a look at some of the other neighborhoods. remember the east bay, we were in the 20s. san ramon, 44 degrees right now. 50 in alameda. newark, redwood city, cupertino, san jose. here's a look at san rafael. one. first areas to receive the scattered showers today. the breezes are a big deal right now especially on the east-west bridges. small craft advisory on the bay today for those gusty breezes. look at the bell shape to our temperatures today. 46 at 8:00. 56 at noon. 47 at 8:00. notice you don't see a raindrop on there. it's going to happen. that's how scatter and isolated they're going to be. same thing with

john legend played live. but also led a discussion with the mothers of oscar grant, trayvon martin, and jordan davis all killed by gun violence. >> it's not about trayvon anymore. it's about the young men that's in here. >> reporter: young people like denary, who said the experience will sit with him. >> i'll never forget because it's my first time seeing them in person. >> reporter: tomorrow is the final day of the convening. and after michael about.ed jordan will take the stage then. >>> bernie sanders is hoping that voters will feel the bern again. he is running for president in 2020. >> and together we can defeat donald trump and repair the damage he has done to our country. >> the reason why i'm still supporting bernie is because he has been a champion for the same issues for over 30 years and walking the walk. >> the sanders campaign says it raised more than $4 million in the first 12 hours today. the independence senator from vermont lost the democratic nomination to hillary clinton in 2016. he says his bid will continuing a of his past run. sanders is the tenth candidate in a crowded presidential field

davis, the newly elected congresswoman . >> i want you to be educated i want you to be leaders and not followers. >> reporter: john legend moderated the conversation and gave a powerful message of some. steph curry . >> there was self-confidence that was not natural for me. i was a good kid in the sense that i think i was kind to people. i didn't have a mean spirit. but i did not have a sense of purpose. or a clear sense of direction through a big chunk of my high school years. >> reporter: the young man asked questions about everything from criminal justice reform to masculinity. >> they do amazing work. also, i was privileged. >> reporter: there were conversation starters that turned to tools.the day, it was that energy in the room. you can feel it and 70 walked away inspired to spark change in their community for the leaders of tomorrow. ktvu, fox 2 . >> fabulous. that is nice to see that. >>> the report says san francisco schools are not engaging students to keep them in the classrooms. we dive into the list of schools that are called the worst in the state. >>> bernie sanders is running for president. it may shake up the fiel

run by the cross agent which all the friends of le bron's also represents anthony davis as well you know he represents john wall and so some could say there's collusion there i think it's just another situation where things are different and one things and different people question i think it's a bunch of friends who are entrepreneurs who just look around decided he want to invest in this foreign forces us past you know where a lot of players would just give money to their friends he actually invested in them and they started their own agency so look promising friend who happens to be an agent which hole has a lot of influence but at the end of the day the thing about dave's iran's out it is that under contract all right sorry i'm going to have to leave it there but always good to talk to you brandon robinson fellows come on. yes man all right i'll hand you back to ok thank you so much for that yeah it's been a busy old newsgroup has and again politics not getting to more of your questions but i will hop on twitter that come i like to eat at night and on set some of those you can keep in touch with a news

davis, congressional correspondent for "the new york times." garrett haake, washington correspondent for msnbc. abby phillip, white hse john ondent for cnn and bresnahan, capital bureau chief for politico. we think about tt rose garden performance by the president today, julie. we heard the president making a case for a national emergency at the borr, a crisis. but is there a crisis at the boarder? julie:eahere's no crisis at the border. there are a rot of challenges at the border. illll border crossings are actuallyll down, histori peek intoing. the number of families showing up, though, h gone a lot and that's why there is a humanitarian silence. up a lot of people showing up asking for asylum, saying their fleeing violence and persecution. aere's obviouslyrug problem. and of course there are human trafficking problemss well, l the things the perspective talks about but there is not now a crisis that didn't exist last year or two years a or ev five years before that there are a lot of challenges at the boarder but there's no invasion in the way that the president likes to talk about it. he even alluded to it in the rose

we reported specifically on the two loans to bridge housing and john stewart company, one for 88 broadway and the other for 735 davis. i also want to point out that these two resolutions are also asking the board of supervisors to approve the general plan, the planning code findings and the mitigation reporting program. we sum vise board actions on this on page 17 of our report. the board has also previously approved the options to lease these two properties to john stewart company bridge housing. so what the board is asking us to approve today is the loan amount for 88 broadway of $31 million out of the $97.2 million budget for this project. of that loan amount, 27.9 million is actual a direct loan to the developer that would be paid back only if the project generates sufficient net revenues to payback the loan. the balance of $3 million is a bridge loan to cover for an affordable housing program loan and a potential commercial space loan that is not yet received, and we rum size the project sources and uses on page able -- we summarize the project sources and uses aon page 18, table five on the report. and the bal

. >> reporter: john legend thing for the crowd gathered here and let a powerful discussion for the mothers of oscar grant, trevon martin, jordan davis all victims of gun violence. they told the young men that the son's death sparked a movement . >> you are our tomorrow and you are the ones to lead us as we are getting older, you will be the ones on the front lines. >> it is no longer about trevon on it's about everyone sitting here the young man sitting here. and for the second and final day, the convening will kickoff tomorrow. this time, filmmaker black panther filmmaker ryan kugler and actor michael b jordan will be headlining. >>> thank you, crystin. >>> san francisco police are searching for vandals who hit several chinese businesses. the damage along noriega street between 32nd and 33 evidence. that's where kpix 5 adria boardman is right now. >> reporter: elizabeth, right now the broken glasses down but plywood is up as sfpd is looking for the vandals behind this damage. on the corner of noriega and 33rd avenue, the sound of plywood being drilled into place. and sparkling safety glass being scraped of punctuated the air. at ar

in 2018, researchers at johns hopkins university and uc davis published a study called association between firearm laws and homicide in urban counties where they found that right to carry and stand your ground laws are associated with increases in firearm homicide. while permit to purchase laws in those prohibiting individuals convicted of violent misdemeanors have been associated with decreases in firearm homicide. second study. in 14 researches of johns hopkins unit published effects of repeal in the purchaser law on homicides. they found that it repeal missouri's law was associated with a 25% increase in firearm homicides. in 2018, researchers published a study where they found that strong state firearm policies were associated with lower homicide rates and strong interstate policies were also associated with lower homicide rates. they also found that strong firearm policies were associated with lower suicide rates as well. and then in 2017 researchers at duke university did a study where they analyzed connecticut's extreme risk law and found that for every ten to 20 risk warrants issue

last october, a 10-year study by johns hopkins and u.c.-davis concluded that california's universal background check law had no effect on gun homicides or suicides. none. the purpose of this bill is not public safety. that's just a deceptive facade. its true purpose is to make gun ownership so legally hazardous, so fraught with legal booby traps and draconian penalties that no law-abiding citizen would want to take the risk of gun ownership. most criminals get their guns illegally and are not constrained by laws like this. this is aimed squarely at law-abiding citizens, moving us closer to a society where decent people are defenseless are not. criminals the chair: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from new york. mr. nadler: mr. chairman, i now yield one minute to the gentleman from rhode island, mr. cicilline, a member of the committee. the chair: the gentleman is recognized for one minute. mr. cicilline: mr. speaker, we have a gun violence epidemic in this country. for eight years we've marked it with moments of silence and doing nothing. t

john mecklenburg -- south carolina. >> nancy vaughn, greensboro, north carolina. >> mike myers, greenwood, indiana. >> ted wheeler, mayor of portland, oregon. >> lane davis, mayor of santa monica, california. >> robert store, mayor of the san francisco bay area. >> kristin mccone, mayor of the all-america city, desoto, texas. >> sean riley, mayor of waukesha, wisconsin. >> sherine west in mayor of baton rouge, louisiana. >> rick christman, st. petersburg, florida. >> sylvester turner, mayor of houston. >> sale gomez, florida. >> stephen clobert is next liqueur mayor of hillsborough, oregon. >> yvonne spicer, mayor of framingham, massachusetts. >> andy burke, member mayor of chattanooga, tennessee. >> thank you again. before i turn it over to mister lieberman, i want to advise everyone that we are live on c- span and i want to thank our director, who is present today, mister field keys for his support, his leadership, and for always being a partner to the conference of mayors, and of course the cities that we serve. mister lieberman? >> thanks, mayor. good morning. i still have a few moments left of the morning. it's an incredibly important time for this panel.

john: exactly. >> what about the relationship? grant is commander-in-chief from this point on of the army. lincoln was unhappy that mcclellan sent infrequent reports. we know that jefferson davis on the other side of the river craved daily reports. how frequently did grant communicate with lincoln, and was lincoln satisfied with the number of messages? john: what seemed to be going on was that a lot of grant's messages, some were coming to the president, some were coming to the secretary of war, stanton, who then talked to the president, etc. lincoln basically said, look, here is what i want to do. we agree, so just do it. i don't have to know. the difference that is happening is that grant is moving things forward. he is not pulling back. most importantly, he says to lincoln in one of those first meetings, no matter what happens in my attempt to win in virginia, i will take the credit, or i will take the blame. lincoln says, i will take care of you, give you everything you want. that is really interesting. we like to joke. people like to ask us in mississippi about how is it we've got the grant papers in mississippi, for example. one of the things we tell them, and some actua

. >> about the republican party that tom davis has been a committee chairman. he headed the campaign committee. john boehner recently said the republican party is taking a nap. trump supporters say the republican party of old is dead. trump had taken it over. we've certainly seen his presence in primaries is almost a flawless record. when he endorses a candidate and sometimes he's taken on the underdog. he took on the -- he endorsed the challenger to mark sanford, republican from south carolina. everyone thought sanford was going to win. trump endorsed the challenger and sanford loss. tom davis, what is the state of the republican party now? where does it have to go in the coming years? . >> well, think right now it's very much a personality cult in terms of self-identified republicans. remember, a party, people enter parties and leave parties all time and make up those coalitions. if you take a look at the republican coalition over the past years, vi have a chart of counties that migrated from bill clinton in '96 to voting for donald trump this last time. the republican base migrated from the count

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victor davis hanson come a great article and i don't have time to go through but and john sullivan, paperf the hill, mueller interviewed mccabe in search of russia dirt. but first of all, wiseman and august 2016. and number two bruce ohr was funneling information from christopher steele long after steele was fired for lying and leaking to the fbi to the special counsel's office. does that mean the dossier hillary paid for with russian lies, has that become the road map for this witch hunt? >> john: is certainly was one of the road maps. tomorrow i will report there was a third dossier. you know we know about the steele dossier and blumenthal dossier sent to the state department afforded to the fbi. tomorrow, i will report there was a third dossier put together and given to the justice department using fusion gps materials and when you hear who wrote it, who gave it to the justice department and who knew about it, you will love this. >> sean: after two years of us being together, you are now not going to tell me and you know who wrote it? [laughter] >> sean: and you have this on lock down?

victor davis hanson, a really brilliant writer, has a great article, don't have time to go through it. and johnolomon, your paper, "the hill," mueller interviewed mccabe in search of russian dirt. but first of all, we know andrew weissmann was briefed by others in 2016. number two, we know that bruce ohr was funneling information from christopher steele long after steele was fired from lying in leaking by the fbi to the special counsel's office. does that mean the dossier that hillary paid for with russian lies, has that become the road map for this witch hunt? >> it certainly was one of the road maps. tomorrow i'm going to report that there was a third dossier. remember, we know about the steele dossier, we know about the blumenthal dossier, sent to the state department, forwarded to the fbi. tomorrow, i'm going to report that there was a third dossier put together and given to the justice department using fusion dps materials, and when you hear who wrote it, who gave it to the justice department, and who knew about it, you going to love this. >> sean: after two years of us being together, you

john, do you think the president should be about it? what he's going to testify? >> i tried to get ahold of lanny davis just after this news broke.with him or texted him to see if he wanted to characterize his testimony. and i think that he's a powerful witness. he's been with the president for a long time. he knows his business practices. they outlined what he's going to testify about and what he is not. he's also testifying the next day in front of the intelligence committee. and so, he's not going to talk about any of the russian matters before the oversight committee, although they may badger him for it. and i think he is potentially a very dangerous witness for the president. >> carl, in terms of the mueller report, i mean, the president says it's up to william barr to decide what gets sent to congress. do you believe he'll let barr do that without interference? >> i think the president is in a rough position to stop barr. and i'd be very surprised -- look, we're in real speck ulaive territory here today with this story about barr saying that the investigation seems to be or will say that the investigation is complete. we do