thank you to john harris and managing director of global data to yes, longmont and brendan aqona, professor of us politics and for relations at the university of sydney. thank you by the, the will in gaza has led to the death of more than 23000 palestinians. tensions on now threatening to spill over into the wide a region right in back to see rebels based in yemen. have been attacking shipping vessels in the gulf, but they say have links to israel, the price of sending goods around the world has that risen significantly over the past 6 weeks because of these disruptions? i'm, they off is that fragile supply chains? hit hot by the coven 19 pandemic may once again be threatened and push up consumer prices just as inflation is coming down to. well, the red sea is one of the wells most important shipping routes for oil and gas between asia and europe. in the south, the narrow bob and dive straight between africa and the radian peninsula connects the red sea with a gulf of 8 and 12 percent of the wells. trade 10 percent of global oil carried by ships goes through that straight. now the suez cana

john peter harris williams was brought up near bridgend.r then, but he chose rugby, starting out in bridgend, then london. out in bridgend, then london welsh. atjust19, he made his wales debut. and in his first campaign he helped wales to the five nations championship. three grand slams followed and he played all four test matches as the lions claimed what is still their only series win in new zealand. so you'll have to take it easy for a few days on that list. and all the while he pursued a career in medicine, becoming an orthopedic surgeon after stepping away from wales duty in 1981. and that stance. in recent years he spoke out about player welfare, sharing his concerns about brain injuries. there is no doubt that the generations after us are are going to be left worse off than we were. jpr williams continue to play the odd game in his fifties, that longevity typical of his indomitable spirit. he was an uncompromising force on the field and a charismatic figure of it. studio: jpr williams has died at the age of 7a. ronnie 0'sullivan has

harry, we do have similar data -- john mccain. people think about john mccain.n mccain won big in new hampshire after barely competing in iowa. this is how he did among independents here. you can see. >> that's exactly right. he overwhelmingly won among independents. this is the type of margin that nikki haley is going to have to do among those undeclareds or independent voters. among republican voters, it was a tight race, mccain barely won. he ran strong throughout the entire state, not just in hampshire. >> one thing i want to talk about, not about any candidate specifically, is about turnout. i think it's a story that we haven't really told that much from iowa. i want to talk about the new hampshire turnout numbers as well to talk about what we're talking about here. what did we see in iowa? >> we saw every caucus go up, 187 in 216. look at that massive dropoff in 2024. just 110,000. in new hampshire, that's a similar trend. up, up, up, up -- if it goes down -- we don't know if what happened in iowa because of the freezing cold temperatures. maybe it was. if

he's got four brigades of infantry as well as the calvary john gordon, harry hays, louisiana extra, billy smith's virginian and isaac hayes, his last full month of life are famous, of course, at gettysburg for tell father. i died with my face to the enemy. this is the troops. these are really good by and large, they've had quite a bit of success. much of the war. this is gordon. we saw a picture of them earlier. john gordon is in command, the key brigade and jubal early division. we're going to talk a lot about today as brad mentioned, these shot six times they anti them or five times in antietam he gets promoted to brigadier general right before the chancellorsville fight where he took command. alexander lyon's brigade that is five or six regiments from throughout georgia. they're all midsized regiments, hundred, 300 men or so. gordon's pretty good star of the war. that's john gordon to start there on the left it is daniel boone impersonation and it's halloween. he's wearing his daniel costume. but he actually did go war looking like, you know, a son of davy crockett or something. but th

you aren't lecturing me about something you're doing. >> harris: that's right. maybe johnerry should come clean spending the ketchup money, right? he married the -- speaking of carbon frigid temperatures that prevented people from charging their cars. people weren't happy with the freezing of the charging stations. >> we got a bunch of dead robots out here. >> no just, 0 percent. three hours this morning being out here. after being here eight hours yesterday. >> not charging. not working. >> harris: with the way the white house likes to push e.v.s, i wonder where they are on this? maybe a statement? >> probably not. they don't want to highlight the huge problem with their plan. look, this past weekend in washington state people in iowa will laugh at me. in seattle it was about 15, 16 degrees. for us it's very, very cold. what did we get immediately? we got alerts from all the utility companies telling us to turn our thermos stats down because the electricity grid won't handle it. everyone will be forced into this. we don't have the infrastructure in place. even if we did w

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you look at the car fax on him you wouldn't by it. >> harris: john kerry was confronted of his carbonrint in davos, switzerland. >> what's the carbon footprints of these event every year that you come here? you think it's worth it? >> that's a stupid question. >> why do you think you are more important. your carbon footprint doesn't matter? >> nobody ever suggested that. don't make up stupid questions. >> the reporter is speaking out. >> it was so ironic he called it a stupid question. i think it shows how out of touch he is and how out of touch they all are. it is probably the most basic question that the average joe in america, i know in australia are asking. why are you such a hypocrite? >> harris: new report finds kerry's climate office cost taxpayers 4 1/2 million dollars every year and also reported that all but one of kerry's office staffers make six figure salaries. we never learn the names of any of those staffers. transparency through a cheesecloth. >> exactly. i love this reporter for doing that, though. he is putting kerry on the spot what we all know to be true. a lot of

i toe to toe, face to facehthise americans that in the tradition of franklin roosevelt and harry truman and johnn, we have the ability to make america safer and wag terrr than this president is. george bush. george bush. george bush has quite simply run the most■l arrogant, inept, reckless and ideological, foreign policy in the modern history of our nation. and i will rn nations on your behalf. i will go to the united nations, and we will proudly turn over a new chapter in america's relationship with the world that lives up to our values and our standards. now, as you all know now, as you all know, george bush has announced that he will run for reelection on the issue of security, the war on terror, making america safe. well, that makes sense. he can't run on jobs. he can't run on the environment, can't run on health care, can't run on his promise to school children. in fact, this is the biggest say one thing, do another thing administration in the history of theand i. does want national security to be the central issue of this campaign, i look forward to reminding him that i know something abou

what have we learned from john kirby? >> so harris, it builds on what i was told first thing this morning when i asked does president biden have confidence in secretary austin? he and looking forward to him being back at the pentagon. kirby elaborated on that in the air. >> i want to make sure i put a fork in my answer to you. there is no plans for anything other than for secretary austin to stay in the job and continue in the leadership that he has been demonstrating. >> republicans want austin out. stefanik says at a dangerous time when american service members our closest partner and ally israel at war with hamas terrorists and the threat from communist china is on the rise. austin himself said he is okay and that i also understand the media concerns about transparency and i recognize i could have done a better job insuring the public was appropriately informed. i commit to doing better. this is important to say. this was my medical proper sired and i take full responsibility for my decisions about disclosure. secretary antony blin

. >> john: vice president harris pointing the finger at republicans over the immigration crisis. this is the biden administration continues to claim that texas is at fault for the drowning deaths of three migrants, even though the president's own justice department disputes. and with that, welcome to wednesday, sandra, john roberts in washington. >> sandra: good to be with you, john. sandra smith in new york. the white house doubling down on a statement made over the weekend indicating texas prevented rescue efforts by blocking a portion of the border, but now a new doj briefing appears to admit the migrants drown before border patrol agents could even ask for access to that area. >> john: the stretch of the border at the heart of another battle between the biden administration and the state of texas. the lone star state has until the end of today to reopen the land to the feds or face the consequences. >> sandra: matt finn is live in eagle pass, texas. what might the consequences be? >> sandra, i asked the texas attorney general whether the united states government might use a p

john. >> vice president kamala harris is back in california. she landed in los angeles yesterday to attend a fundraiser in manhattan beach scheduled to be in san jose on monday after tuning an event in sacramento later on today. oakland a's owner john fisher made his first public appearance the year in las vegas at the chamber of commerce annual conference on the economy. growth and tourism. 12 for kerman reports. it's combo of what he did and didn't say it's really creating a buzz. >> for just over 15 minutes wednesday a's owner john fisher fielded softball questions from the head of the las vegas chamber of commerce at the chamber's preview las vegas conference. what he didn't do was released renderings of what the stadium will look like on the tropicana property. those are the same renderings that were supposed to be released last month. since then we've been working with bally's and gop. i who are. >> sort of 2 of our partners on the tropicana site. >> to try and see if we can instead of just releasing are renderings by themselves. >> be ab

. >> kayleigh: they got john kerry, though, they have that. >> harris: what did you say about him? >> kayleigh: climate czarness. >> harris: only 4% feel government is working for them. mollie, this is policy and the border and you take joe biden out of the picture, what about that gets fixed with another candidate? i don't know anybody that might be looking for kamala harris, just saying. i'm sure she is a nice woman, i don't know they would look for her. obama and democrats hang their hat, first black president, they say, right? how much work was he having to do against biden? he might be worse for people of color. he is shedding so much support among african americans and hispanics, it is mind boggling. he says what he means when he says if you don't vote for him, you might not be black. he was trying to hold on to his legacy. >> kayleigh: i joked about the keyboard warrior, republicans take that seriously, digital strategy makes a different, they have a locate on tiktok. ron desantis facing pressure to have a strong performance ahead of -- >> your commitment to be participate i

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john, last one. he does think think that biden will run? does not think that harrisver asked him. fulldisclosure. >> i think if democrats were rational they would try to find better candidates, you know this is a little bit trump's predicting maximum chaos. outcome, but i think that he does -- you know look if i were democrats i would lock at weakness of joe biden and scramble to find a replacement. i don't think they will be able to do that. larry: talking with jonathan turley, how can they, they won't let anyone on the ballot. >> biden won't let any republicans either. >> much less democrats what kind of election, they removed the all of republicans from ballot then joe biden drops out, you know no election. larry: fearless leader, john carney and alex marlow, terrific stuff, thank you. >> we'll take a quick break. on other side, national security counsel spokesman johnjohn k kirky, ity is fies foreign policy belief. i am kudlow, happy new year. after advil: let's dive in! but...what about your back? it's fineeeeeeee! [splash] before advil: advil dual action fights

john roberts will join me top of the hour. >> harris: outrage in the sports world, usa boxing will allow transgender men must strictly monitor their hormone levels. now title winners are pointing out hypocrisy. former ivf bantom weight says this is wrong on so many levels, i will never agree to this, bad enough having trans women in track, field, powerlifting, it is different for them to be breaking our skulls in combat sports where the aim is to hurt you, not just break a record. >> kara: has anyone competed against i man or been punched in the face. i played soccer and we would scrimmage 15-year-old boys and got creamed and demolished. i'm a pip-squeak, i'm a little girl, if i had to do that, i would not have lasted a minute. it will get worse. >> harris: is there a push behind the scenes to get women's sports to go back to title nine? is there something wrong with the way we are? >> emily: there is something wrong with those pushing the policy and there is obvious biological difference. this sport, in sports like swimming or no contact, it is heartbreaking enough to watch a biological

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host: harry truman was one of 1 that became president of the united states. james monroe, johnuincy adams andrew jackson, martin van buren, william henry harrison, john tyler, franklin pierce, james buchanan, andrew johnson benjamin harrison, warren harding, harry truman,, jfk, lyndon johnson, richard nixon barack obama, joe biden. about 5%. host: only two of them -- thinking this through to be sure -- so, lyndon johnson and barack obama went directly from the senate to the vice presidencym barack obama was never vice president. betty:. betty: i mean, to the presidency. host: lbj was vice president for jfk. jfk went straight from the senate. it's, jfk and barack obama are the two that went directly from the senate to the presidency. most had other service in between. host: and other senators have run for president, john kerry and bob dole. is it intimidating at times working with 100 would be presidents? betty: [laughs] it can be. it can be intimidating working with 100 senators period because when you work in the senate in a position like my position was for instance, you real

call the number on your screen. >> john: still anybody's game in the gop primary race but the biden-harrisoing in on donald trump, labelling him a dictator. trump says it's the only narrative they have to push against him. kellyanne conway, a big town hall with bret and martha and the former president, i think a lot of people were surprised they did not see a man there rehashing the 2020 campaign or complaining about the court cases. he was really on message in terms of policy and not going after his republican challengers but joe biden. let me play out a little bit of that. >> can't put two sentences together and he's representing us on nuclear weapons with putin and xi. the new narrative, i'm going to be a dictator, that's the new narrative. a guy like biden, nothing he can run on. look at biden, it's bedlam. a man who can't lead, can't find his way off a stage after he makes a speech that lasts for about two minutes. we are going to have the largest deportation effort in the history of our country. >> john: you were saying as you came into the studio, he's been running a general electio

john ratcliffe have the relationship with the president as you know. they have daily contact throughout the administration and they have strong resumes to run circles around kamala harrismy money would be on robert o'brien and john ratcliffe. larry: how about mike pompeo to follow up on that? >> he is certainly a top tier candidate. the president trusts him and likes him. mike pompeo was flirting with running for president. he didn't do that. he comes from an important state like kansas. he would be an exceptional candidate as well. larry: one of the qualifications, i want to pitch this to our youngest member, caroline, what do you think about the vice presidential story for trump? >> i should withhold any expert analysis as that question is still unfolding. i always thought as the vice-presidential pick, the intention is to capture a demographic that you couldn't on your own. pompeo, i'm sympathetic with pompeo, larry, he was in my brother's west point class. he was valedictorian. larry: yes. >> that says a lot alone but i can tell you who the pick will not be, it will not be nikki haley. larry: ben, you agree with that, it won't be nikki haley but might be one of the

. >> harris: white house correspondent jacque heinrich was pressing john kirby on what biden said justerday. watch this. >> can the administration name a single lawmaker called to reduce the number of border patrol agents? >> a single lawmaker that has called for -- i would argue karine jean-pierre has talked about this. they voted down proposed legislation that would at the president's urging increase the number. >> the 2,000 border patrol agents being eliminated is a reference to the house dhs appropriations bill. republicans say it would have increased the number because it would eliminate funds for climate change and clean energy programs. this is sort of the first time i've been hearing the claim about eliminating 2,000 border patrol agents painting a picture like we're short 2,000 in the border when that -- >> that legislation has additional border agents in it and house republicans voted it down. i don't know how else you want to take that. >> harris: they are like children. we have to put them in the same room with the daycare to share their toys because we can't trust them to

harry -- they weren't. it was elijah white and john gordon behind him. hopefully you learned some new things but do we have time for questions or do we need to go? we have to go. sorry about that, guys. anyway, the books are out there. feel free to see me. have a great day. >> if you are enjoying american history tv, then set up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs, like lectures and history, presidency and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c-span.org . >>> book tv features leadin offers authors discussing the latest nonfiction books. jessica wilson and coeditor the liberating arts and contributors from . john's college and baylor university's jonathan tran talk about the value of the liberal arts education. at 10:00 eastern

harris: republican senator marsha blackburn of the great state of tennessee member of veterans affairs, and finance committees. when you talk about razor wire and securing something, what do you make of johnirby's argument that they have to cut down that wire to let the border agents do their job? >> you know, harris, it's amazing to me. but this administration continues every single day to work to find ways to make illegal immigration legal. and now they are going after texas. let me tell you something. article four, section four. article one, section ten of the constitution gives texas the right to go in there and to protect themselves, to protect the private property of their citizens, to protect what they have that they are to protect themselves against invasion. so texas has the ability to put this wire up. now, i think it's interesting that the court said border patrol could cut that. not they must. but that they could. but it did not say texas cannot put that wire back up. so that's why texas is going ahead and putting the wire back up. >> harris: that's an important detail. >> yes. >> harris: one that the white house from the lectern has not pointed out. it doesn't benefit their a

john. from 4 is your local election headquarters and vice president kamala harris. >> is campaigning for her party right here in california, scheduled to visit san jose next monday for her fight for reproductive freedoms to war. she was in sacramento yesterday for a meeting with democratic lawmakers. she explain how another biden here's term will benefit california. >> we are looking at an election that is coming up that is without any question. existential. in terms of where we go as a country and by extension where we go as a world. >> and here you can see harris's motorcade departing for a private fundraiser focused on abortion. some republican leaders expressed frustration that they were not invited to any of the day's events. >> last i checked, we are a 2 party state. but it seems like only one party. it interacts. >> with washington and we have to solve these problems together. homelessness, crime, education, inflation. so these are issues. the same all over the country, including the golden state. and we've got to fix the golden state. well, no word yet on who the vice president plans

. >> deputy campaign manager for the biden/harris reelection campaign, please come back on "cnn news central." >> thank you, johnd to be with you. >>> protests are planned now that harvard university president claudine gay resigned. what now for harvard's community? we will speak for one of the prprofessors w who had supupporr coming u up next. >>> this morni rescue efforts are under way after the earthquake that hit japan earlier this week. satellite images from before and after show the true damage there. 70 people have been rescued in the last day. at least 73 people were killed. roads are still blocked in and around the peninsula on japan's west coast which was the epicenter and an airport there is still shut down. thousands of households are still without power. >>> a pretrial hearing about to start for chicago area landlord accused of killing a 6-year-old boy. authorities say joseph suba stabbed the boy 26 times in october because he was muslim. the child's mother also suffered more than a dozen stab wounds in the attack. she told police he confronted her about the israel-hamas war days before the attack.

. >> harris: yeah, because they do nothing, nothing, nothing, that was white house top adviser john kirbyw responding, that is what they'll be talking about in that news conference. what do you make of that answer? >> kayleigh: it is complete delusion. they say over and over again, we were on immigration on day one. you were not, you had unilateral control of government. republicans say no, no, no. republicans say yes, yes, yes, we scrolled proposals, they are prohibiting texas from doing their job. they will suffer the political repercussion of that. sharia im/* -- >> harris: why have we not been able to do substantially better immigration policy? >> sean: great question, you have distinct differences. democrats want open borders, not hard to secure the border and make it safe. when john kirby brings up fact they want more border patrol. more border patrol in john kirby and joe biden's viewpoint is to process more immigrants. razor wires working, stop people from coming into the country. in shelby park, texas said border patrol can't come, they will undermine work we have done and try to

harris heading back to the bay area next week. we're going to tell you where after the break. oakland a's johnher made his first public appearance of the year in las vegas today at the chamber of commerce's annual conference on the economy. growth in tourism as kron four's. dan kerman reports for us. it's a combination of what he did and didn't say that's creating a buzz. >> it's a real pleasure to be here under john fisher field and softball questions for just over 15 minutes wednesday at the las vegas chamber of commerce's preview las vegas conference. but he didn't do was released renderings of the stadium saying he's now waiting to release those along with renderings of the new resort slated for the tropicana site will release are renderings when you know when it's right time to do so. the nevada legislature is already earmarked 380 million dollars in taxpayer money to help fund the 1.5 billion dellar stadium during a post conference chat reporters. fisher also confirmed he's looking for local nevada investors as we think that. >> creates a connection to the community that has, you know, w

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harris. and brendan buck, former top aide to speakers paul ryan, john boehner as well.e us the run-up, 13 days to go, when are we going to see folks and where? >> yasmin, the pressure is on. even though the candidates are spending a ton of money on the airwaves here, as someone who literally lived here in iowa ahead of the 2020 caucuses, it is surprising to see not all the candidates are in state today, with so little time left. vivek ramaswamy holding several events where i am today. we won't see ron desantis back in the state until tomorrow after spending new year's eve here. nikki haley and former president trump joining him at the end of the week. but the amount of events right now, we're not seeing a bizarre twist, not correlating necessarily to candidates' popularity. former president trump holding just about 30 events in the state. vivek ramaswamy holding more than 200 events leading up to the caucus. caucusgoers here in iowa are about seeing candidates on the ground, interacting with them, taking advantage of that retail politics tradition here. if they're not h

he said to john travolta, prince harry did. was just one years old did.t us now, course, there's that now, of course, there's that famous photograph of john travolta and princess diana dancing house. so dancing at the white house. so it was a nice occasion for prince harry. meghan was meant to be there . she wasn't there . to be there. she wasn't there. according to the press association. it's because one of their children is a bit under their children is a bit under the weather. so that's why . um, the weather. so that's why. um, but of course, it's all being she inducted as she wasn't in being inducted as anything. well you can perhaps speculate. apparently not. apparently course, apparently not. but of course, it's completely it's all been completely overshadowed by the fact he's pulled this action pulled out of this legal action against pulled out of this legal action agayes, and you wonder how he's >> yes, and you wonder how he's going to afford the bill, because, um, if it comes up to about £750,000, that is a lot of money. >> even to him it is. >>

wasn't, the next time somebody says the first confederates in gettysburg were harry eastman, no, it was elijah white and john gordon behind him. so hopefully you learned some new things. do we have time for a couple questions? we have to go, sorry about that, anyway, the books are out there. feel free to see me, have a great day.>> thank you very much.>>> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for the newsletter using the qr code on the screen to receive the weekly schedule of upcoming programs like lectures in history, the presidency, and more. sign up for the american history tv newsletter today and be sure to watch american history tv every saturday or anytime online at c- span.org/history.>>> c-span shop is c-span's online store, browse apparel, books, home decorations and accessories, it is something for every c-span fan and every purchase helps support our nonprofit operations, shop now or anytime at cspanshop.org. >>> we have the professor of philosophy at colby college and until she pivoted, most of her scholarship was on the 19th century german philosopher, hegel, she has two books on hege

harris, megan rapinoe and many others. but now it is heading to new york city. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns explains why things between locals and the longtime conference quickly soured. >> it's another exit out of san francisco after ten years of being hosted in the city's famous castro neighborhood. the lesbians who tech conference says they're done with the city by the bay, boasting 15,000 attendees in 2023, this year, their departure is welcome news to many local businesses. >> a lot of businesses didn't know what was going on. i mean, something as simple as taking a trash out. nobody knew where to put it. traditionally held inside the castro theater since 2022, the conference has also shut down two blocks of the street outside, putting up massive barriers and makeshift structures in the middle of the road, something several businesses we spoke to told us was detrimental. no business was allowed to happen. deliveries also, the event was closed in, so they were only allowed to stay in their area. >> katie duggan works at rossi's deli. he says after several difficult years during and after the pandemic, another week

larry: john, this last one, he doesn't think, trump does not think biden will run. doesn't think harrisim. full disclosure i never asked him about that. >> i think he thinks if the democrats why rational they would find better candidates than ones they have. this is little bit trump predicting maximum chaos out come. >> yes. >> but i do think he does, look, if i were the democrats i would be looking at the weakness of joe biden and scramble to find a replacement. i don't think that they're going to be able to do that in time for the election. larry: we were just talking to jonathan turley. how can they? they won't let nibbles on the ballot. >> there will be nobody on the ballot at all. larry: biden won't let any republicans be on the ballot much less democrat. >> what kind of election will we have? because they removed all the republicans from the ballot and joe biden drops out, no election at all. larry: fearless leader in the old soviet union. >> so crazy. larry: john carney, "breitbart." alex marlow, editor-in-chief of "breitbart." just teriffic stuff, gentlemen. thank you ever so mu

harris, megan rapinoe and many others. but now it is heading to new york city. >> abc seven news reporter tim johns explains why things betweenocals and the longtime conference quickly soured. >> it's another exit out of san francisco after ten years of being hosted in the city's famous castro neighborhood. the lesbians who tech conference says they're done with the city by the bay, boasting 15,000 attendees in 2023, this year, their departure is welcome news to many local businesses. >> a lot of businesses didn't know what was going on. i mean, something as simple as taking a trash out. nobody knew where to put it. traditionally held inside the castro theater since 2022, the conference has also shut down two blocks of the street outside, putting up massive barriers and makeshift structures in the middle of the road, something several businesses we spoke to told us was detrimental. no business was allowed to happen. deliveries also, the event was closed in, so they were only allowed to stay in their area. >> katie duggan works at rossi's deli. he says after several difficult years during and after the pandemic, another week w

so reportedly, john travolta pushed for prince harry to legacy, to win this, win this legacy, not . the not legacy. i can't remember the name legends name of it now. living legends of aviation award in los angeles. he got given the medal, of course. he famously danced with princess diana in the white house john house in the 1980s. john travolta, some people are travolta, um, some people are upset about this because , yes, upset about this because, yes, prince harry served two tours of afghanistan . he was co—pilot afghanistan. he was a co—pilot gunner on helicopters in afghanistan and training missions, but so several missions, but so were several other soldiers who have not been inducted hall of fame. inducted into this hall of fame. but more of i would say but it's more of i would say it's more of a hall of fame. it's lots of celebrities in it's got lots of celebrities in it. we've got neil it. okay we've got neil armstrong, but then it. okay we've got neil arn also 1g, but then it. okay we've got neil arnalso1g, people but then it. okay we've got neil arnalso1g, people btom en we

1963, a harris so this is after his june nine, june 11th speech, a harris poll says that 90% of african-americans intend to vote for john f kennedy. his reelection. and then after the march the poll actually the poll numbers go even higher, if you can imagine. 89% slightly lower, but 89% in a gallup poll, i think in late august approve of the job that the administration is doing in civil rights. but i think you're right, john, it still requires the efforts of lyndon johnson, heroic efforts. he's benefiting from the fact that he's following a martyred president. and but but nevertheless, role in 64 is critical. but i believe, as i'm going to argue in the second volume, the actions john f kennedy and his brother robert in three and others who are involved in this, including john, of course, paved the way for what happens in 64. and so that needs to be acknowledged in any discussion of the 1964 act. kathleen, i want to get you to comment on the in the context of other events, fred talked about the galvanizing importance for john f kennedy and perhaps father of those violent incidents, which became a spur to. how would you

harry litman. host of fast politics molly john fast. but let's go to legal analyst lisa rubin, who was inside the courtroom today. talk to us about this incredible moment on the stand today. yeah, this is a day that i thought would really never come. i have told you and i have told msnbc viewers for weeks that i never thought donald trump would stake the stand. so for me, the moment traumatic moment was when she said the defense calls donald trump and everybody's jaw just dropped. collectively, i think there's a feeling that it was not only a mistake, but something we really didn't count on happening. when you talked about the three questions that his attorney was permitted to ask, we're going to have to see the transcript because the questions weren't stricken. in fact, only portions of the answers were struck in each case. so we're going to see what the judge allowed and didn't allow. my own recollection is donald trump is allowed to answer the second two questions in yes or no ways. did you deny it buzz you wanted to defend yourself,

the entire film industry of the world laughed out loud at harry megan, at the golden globe film awards, the host of the ceremony comedian johnoy unexpectedly showed. evil and caustic, but as many say quite fair. prince ugari and meghan markle were paid millions to do absolutely nothing, and that's just what came from netflix. how gorgeous imelda staunton was on the crown, is n't she amazing? her portrayal of queen elizabeth ii was so good that prince harry called her asking for money. but why exactly now did coy want to say that the family’s financial situation had deteriorated so much that money had to be begged for? even. actors, and netflix representatives sitting in the hall took the joke as a hint, after all, the contract with harry and meghan should have been terminated, the binzers’ dirty laundry is not worth that kind of money, and for a long time it was the company’s secrets that were the main source of income for fugitives in emigration. some members of our family decided to go to bed with the devil. and it would seem like a happy royal family. beauty diana with her sons william and harry on the lawn of the bucking

however old you are, and your last name becomes john and your wife and mother are never given respect. that title of mrs. when you are harried day and haunted by a night by the fact that you are a -- living at tiptoe stands never quite knowing what to expect next and are plagued with inner and outer resentments when. you are forever fighting a degenerating sense of no body ness. then you will understand why i find it difficult to wait. there comes a time when the cup of endurance runs over and men are no longer willing to be plunged into the abyss of despair. mr. president, senator from pennsylvania. i'll continue the reading of martin luther king's letter from the birmingham jail. i hope, sirs, you understand our legitimate and unavoidable impatience. you express a great deal of anxiety over our willingness to break laws. this is certainly a legitimate concern. since we so diligently urge people to obey the supreme court's decision of 1954 outlawing segregation in public schools excuse me, at first glance, it may seem rather paradoxical for us consciously to break laws. one might well ask quote how can you advocate breaking

former capitol police officer harry dunn announced he's running for congress in maryland. the seat being vacated by retiring representative, john sutherland, dunn testified over the january six committee on 2020 to announce his candidacy on friday. just one day before the third anniversary of the day that changed his life. he wrote, quote, on january six, i defended our democracy from insurrectionists as a capitol police officer. after, president biden attorney with the presidential citizens medal. today, i'm running for congress to stop trump's maga extremist and ensure that it never happens again. harry dunn joins me now. first and foremost, thank you for coming in, how big of role, is january six the reason that you decided to work with congress, had that day not happened would you be sitting here? >> maybe not this time in place. i always wanted to dedicate my life to public service. i wanted, my plan, to serve a full career at the capitol police, retire, and then maybe consider that. january 6th did happen though and i feel like rattling right now where we can't stand around and wait. i can't wait until i have the opportun