forces in iraq so discuss this strategy we bring in john jordan former navy intelligence officer john thank you so much for joining me. good to be here scott do you see jim you know friday night when the when the bombing was announced is going to happen were you surprised that this is so soon into the into the bottom astray ssion especially considering that iran is saying that you know biden has to you know there were just getting along with iraq iran trying to get them back into the j c p a way. no i'm not surprised at all the biden ministration admitted telegraphed even before the election that they intended to relent on iran and and come back to the bargain table and relax sanctions and to re-enter the j c p a way which i might add basically allows iran to have a nuclear weapon in 2025 whether it's entered into even if it is enter into any even if it is strictly invited by so the iranians and so the biden was rationed telegraphed weakness and all the iranians needed to do need to do is start to raise the temperature somewhat raise the temperature in syria raise the temperature in i

intelligence report on friday revealing his involvement in the murder of journalist john. jordan reports. 3 days after the bike net ministration declassified an intelligence report on the murder of journalist jamal 2 officials say they're taking a hard line regarding the mastermind named in the report saudi arabia's crown prince and de facto ruler mohammed bin solomon we have also conveyed very clearly and candidly through diplomatic channels that this absolutely can never happen again that our relationship will be different from what it has been in the past and that we are going to be of course hold the option of holding saudi arabia to it to their commitment to to take reforms in place and make progress moving forward but critics aren't buying it they say the u.s. should have imposed the same punishment on the crown prince that it has imposed on $76.00 saudi individuals whom the u.s. believes have sought to threaten dissidents overseas including those implicated in these murder at the state department spokesperson argued the u.s. considers king solomon not his son to be the cou

secret service agent and republican strategist as well john jordan political commentator and former navy intelligence official welcome to the show. thank you thanks for having me thank you for melanoma start with you as a former female roles a former female in the service a part of law enforcement you know you obviously have to adapt with the environment you're in and you look at the changes that are being made by our united states military and you think they are welcomed by the women who are currently serving will help them do their job better and more probably help in recruiting more females to service. well that's a loaded question i have to say that as a secret service agent we go into training in a very para and militaristic training environment where they tend to want to break you down before they build you up and you do what you're told i mean i was in a training class of folks that could not do every physical element of the training that we were required to do and as a woman that was frustrating because we are very male oriented in the secret service there's a lot more min and th

. >> martha, vernon jordan was the spokesperson version of john lewis. good trouble in corporate boardrooms and courtrooms. there are so many black african-americans on corporate boards now because of the work of vernon jordan. >> thanks so much all of you this morning. >>> coming up, the audio recordings from inside the johnson white house offering up stunning new i've lost count of how many asthma attacks i've had. i've been on and off oral steroids to manage my asthma. does that sound normal to you? it's time for a nunormal with nucala. my nunormal: fewer asthma attacks. my nunormal: less oral steroids. nucala is a once-monthly add-on injection for severe eosinophilic asthma. it targets and reduces eosinophils, a key cause of severe asthma. nucala is proven to help prevent severe asthma attacks, and reduce the need for oral steroids. nucala is not for sudden breathing problems. allergic reactions can occur. get help right away if you have swelling of your face, mouth, tongue, or trouble breathing. infections that can cause shingles have occurred. don't

1st female president after the death of covert 900 skeptic john legere fooling the government says he suffered heart failure. blunder in jordan this is out as iran life and also coming up the u.s. says everything's on the table to deal with north korea but pyongyang refuses talks until there's an end to what it sees as hostility. brazil reports another record coated 19 deaths of more than 2600 in one day with health services on the verge of collapse. and paying tribute to a king mourners bid a final farewell to south africa's longest serving zuma. tanzania's opposition is calling for a new chapter to begin after the death of president john magaw foully officials say the 61 year old suffered a heart failure but opposition leaders suspect he was sick with covert 19 the vice president who has son is set to become tanzania's 1st female president under subpoena reports. thank you for the good feel of the last time john pomfret maggie fully was seen in public he was carrying out official duties and not wearing a mask not long into his 2nd term in office he suddenly vanished from public sight after 3 weeks of speculation came the an

john lewis, ct vivian, hank aaron, sicily tyson -- cicely tyson, and no vernon jordan have now been calledo the stairway of heaven. and why do we love vernon jordan so much? because he was bold. he was a blunt. he was funny. he was smart. he was wise. he was authentically black. and he could cuss. [laughter] but he cussed with melody, with harmony, and with rhythm. that's the vernon we know and the vernon we love. but as we love vernon, how should we remember vernon jordan? his wonderful and powerful accomplishments from civil rights to the boardrooms, from k street to wall street. we can remember his 80 plus honorary degrees. but i think what we have heard today is that we should remember vernon jordan as a man for others. a man who dedicated his life in many ways. he was a man for others in 1961, when he walked those two students into a previously segregated university of georgia. he was a man for others when he speared the voter education project, the united nigro college fund, and became president of the national urban league, all before he reached the age of 35. and as a man for other

vernon jordan is part of that generallation like john lewis, african-american men and women who camet of the civil rights movement, were radicalized by the experience but got into this system to try to make pathways for other people. helping out bill clinton, hundreds of thousands of students at hbcus who benefitted from the mentorship and money he raised. vernon jordan's passing is a massive, massive loss in this country. part of why i poke up this morning to these text messages, every single black political scientist and reporter and journalist is mourning the loss and sharing personal stories about him. it's a really sad morning. >> we're going to be sharing more throughout the day here on msnbc. jason, thank you so much for sharing your thoughts with us. i appreciate it. >>> coming up next let's talk voter rights to workers' rights. right now it's just one warehouse in alabama but it could lead to a domino effect. how a vote to unionize amazon employees could impact tens of thousands, hundreds of thousands of workers across this country. plant-powered creative roots gives kids th

jordan. here's an eye you mr. president, freedom. one more from senator john cornyn.f every willing person in america is vaccinated for covid-19 by may, as the president has said, why put our lives on hold until july 4? some of the comments from members of congress. we are spending all three hours of our program this morning talking to you about a year of the pandemic. what will you remember the most? how have you been impacted? tell us your stories this morning. on lines by region. (202) 748-8000 if you are in eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. james is in idaho this morning. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, sir. caller: i live in an assisted living facility, a long-term care facility. i was graced to be able to have my second covid vaccination about three weeks ago. there has been a lot of changes, obviously, in the care facility. from what i have observed, they are pumping a lot of money into these assisted living facilities, giving them a lot more than they need. a lot of the money was

1st female president after the death of covert 900 skeptic john legere foully the government says he suffered heart failure. along down jordan the saudis are alive and also coming up the u.s. says everything's on the table to deal with north korea but pyongyang refuses talks until there's an end to what it sees as hostility. brazil reports another record coated 90.

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with the top stories here on al-jazeera tanzania set to swear in its 1st female president after the death of coburg 900 skeptic john mica foully the government says he suffered a heart failure but the opposition has said that he was sick with covert 19 catherine sawyer has more from the kenyan capital nairobi. this is devastating news to me kindly and they are in shock it's all that we know about people in bass if indeed the moods of transporters they go about their business as they start their day today but it doesn't entirely come as a super crimes president michael flatley went missing in actually late february when people still missing this being the reason of konstanz there was a lot of unflattering teach in tanzania people are asking where is the president but u.s. secretary of state says all options are on the table to get north korea to abandon its nuclear weapons speaking in seoul anthony blinken added china has a critical role to play but blinken meet senior chinese officials in alaska later on thursday it will be the 1st discussions since the biden ministration took office in january and it comes just af

it in the numbers, higher margins, double digit grothe in jordan brand and 8% in commerce and continued momentum in digital. here's what ceo johnl. >> members are more engaged than ever with 60% usage over the quarter led by our sneaker app where we're seeing four times engagement in monthly active users versus last year this heightened enghajment is -- engagement we're seeing continued growth increase 80% versus the prior year. >> he also led with highlights and priorities osaka calling her a global brand. and triple digit growth in jordan -- we are waiting for guidance that we should get in a few minutes from the cfo on the call it will be a tell whether those port issues are behind the company and how demand is shaping up for the rest of the year the stock lower after hours down more than 3% and trading at historically high valuation and doubled over the past 12 months as nike has navigated the pandemic better than many retailers. >> sarah, thanks tim, you as a shareholder, how are you thinking about it ascii as sharea mentioned as getting th are you thinking about as key after the guidance pushing it out to next quarter and

car lessa taylor, curt inn smith, daevion pullom, detraio dijon whorton, james john del giorno, jessica morehouse, jordan reen, joseph marwan brown, jovanne holman, kevin neal, kimberly marcum, lentaius kor test hall, leonne kellam, lovelle lovelleularramore. i apologize for mispronouncing many of these names, but it is it important to read these names into the record so at least they live in that space. because the numbers aren't moving our colleagues to action. so far this year, just 2021, there have been 9,649 gun-related deaths. these include homicides and murders, accidental shootings, and suicides. some people take issue with the fact that when we talk about the gun violence epidemic that we're including suicides in these numbers and there have been thousands of suicides in the united states this year, but it's important that we talk about these deaths together. again, this evening is not going to be a time to go deep into the question of policy change, but when you do start to explore interventions and causes, you will find that many of the same causes for homicides cause suicides as well. for ins

come on down jordan this is our 0 alive and also coming up tanzania set to swear in its 1st female president after the death of covert 900 step to john mather foully the government says he suffered heart failure. u.s. everything's on the table to deal with north korea but pyongyang refuses talks until there's an end to what it sees as hostility. paying tribute to a king mourners bit a final farewell to south africa's longest serving zuma. britain is warning its vaccine rollout will be slower than hoped in the coming weeks the health secretary says it's still on track but deliveries of been slowed because of supply chain problems with astra zeneca job 1700000 doses of another vaccine they've also been delayed as they need to be retested the government has previously expressed disappointment after the european union threatened to limit exports of vaccines to the u.k. . there is of course a need for all countries to respect contract law that is the basis of international trade and i'm sure that the european union will live up to the commitments and statements that it has made including president dandelion herself who has said that there

. >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> ♪ ♪ >> john: it's the issue that has congressional republicans matt gates and jim jordanservator. >> like there is nothing else going on in washington. britney spears wanted to remove her father for sometime. now she is making it official. earlier britney spears filed court documents requesting to replace her father with a state appointed conserve attor who has been acting in that world. she had been under state conservatorship after a mental health break down. there was a # free britney movement. in a documentary jamie spears lawyer said he would love to see his daughter abandon the need for a conservator and could file a petition to do that. the lawyer told cnn jamie is not suggesting he is the perfect dad, but he believes every decision he made is in her best interest. he said has improved his daughter's financial estate. net worth around $60-million and there is no word whether she looking to remove her dad from managing her money. the next court hearing is april 27th. >> john: the whole thing is sad. anita, thank you very much. >> sandra: smells like miller time. the

john roberts is with us as well. this has gotten political. because jim jordanure and country. he's now calling on congress to examine the cancel culture which he says a sweeping america. >> everything is political these days whether it's woke culture or cancel culture. the idea of leaving dr. seuss out of read america day because they decided, dr. seuss enterprises, and it probably wasn't even appropriate with the time. you could make that argument but it seems to be a little extreme. you could leave out certain aspects of dr. seuss' life and his history of publishing because he has some illustrations out there that are not for children. and again, we had one of them hanging on one of our walls. not that it doesn't bring down that direction but it's a little racy. as an interesting aspect. so don't cancel the whole thing. set some things aside, sure. but don't cancel him. >> barack obama in 2015 saying "pretty much all the stuff you need to know isn't dr. seuss. is barack obama racist for quoting dr. seuss? i don't think so. >> there are so many kids right now

hello i'm daryn jordan in doha with a quick reminder of the top stories here on al-jazeera tanzania is set to swear in its 1st female president after the death of covert 900 skeptic john magaw family the government says he suffered a heart failure but the opposition has said he was sick with covert 19 other chapelle reports. thank you for that would go the last time john pomfret magnified he was seen in public he was carrying out official duties and not wearing a mask not long into his 2nd term in office he suddenly vanished from public sight after 3 weeks of speculation came the announcement from vice president sammy on state television.

jordan and washington d.c. let's bring in les the suspense now who's a professor of political science and common studies at johns hopkins university joins us live by skype from baltimore in maryland so welcome to the program is good to have a hit so last summer we had this huge uprising in support of but lives matter has the momentum been maintained to effect the change that's required. in some ways yes. and that momentum has been transformed into a durable political ships i don't think we see the electoral results that we saw in the state of georgia where we had 2 democratic senators elected without black lives matter our level activism i don't think we would see trying to exit without that activism but what we have to do still is like hold alongside of that the reality the pandemic and it's difficult to maintain social and political movement. in normal circumstances quote unquote normal circumstances but it's incredibly difficult to do so and there are underpants global pandemic where we can't really interact with each other the same way we can't we can't be in public and engage with the public in the same way

john mccain when he was running into thousand eight. the age issue. because it is not the guy now fast asleep at 1600 pennsylvania avenue. here with reaction, ohio congressman, jim jordan, former white house chief of staff, mike meadows. look, i'm not looking to put either one of you in a tough position here. mark meadows, you were there. you were chief of staff. jim jordan, you where they are for the four years of donald trump. i would argue, and i think i have a very strong case to make, mark, that is the toughest job in the world. anybody that wants it is nuts. who needs it? it is a hard job. you need the stamina, the strength, the mental acuity, alertness, all of these things and donald trump has it. bernie sanders is totally up to his game. i don't think he has lost any, i don't think he has lost 1 mile per our roof from his fastball. do you see what i see? >> well, i do see what you see, sean, when you really look at all of this. president trump barely went 48 hours without holding a press conference, and yet here we have joe biden going 48 days. but the bigger problem with this is really the staff around them. you know, we've got a press secretary that is going

and john hendren in chicago reporting on fatal police shootings of people with mental illness and in sport an incredible catch by england cricketer chris jordan in the 1820 decider against india. but after one day of record breaking march temperatures things are settled down around the gulf states that are house down to a maximum of 32 degrees daryn is pretty similar and riyadh with that show mild blood not a particularly dusty one and the weather is now typical for most of the year which is wallace dawn to dusk sunshine there is more cloud building in the levant and in syria and iraq is active weather in turkey but generally speaking the winter coming across into egypt and they bring with them dust which will show the next change i think 1st of all a dusty breeze another run through i think the passing states north of saudi arabia and then eventually further east as well i don't think will generate much in the way of thunderstorms but it might generate one or 2 but it will be a pall of rather dirty air on the sunday and dusty air coming across syria and iraq and work into northern passes. now we have got a lot of shouting philippian south af

come on down jordan this is al jazeera live from doha also coming up tanzania set to swear in its 1st female president after the death of covert night in skeptic john legere family the government says he suffered heart failure. u.s. everything's on the table to deal.

jordan. here's an eye you mr. president, freedom. one more from senator john cornyn.f every willing person in america is vaccinated for covid-19 by may, as the president has said, why put our lives on hold until july 4? some of the comments from members of congress. we are spending all three hours of our program this morning talking to you about a year of the pandemic. what will you remember the most? how have you been impacted? tell us your stories this morning. on lines by region. (202) 748-8000 if you are in eastern or central time zones. (202) 748-8001 if you are in the mountain or pacific time zones. james is in idaho this morning. good morning. caller: good morning. host: go ahead, sir. caller: i live in an assisted living facility, a long-term care facility. i was graced to be able to have my second covid vaccination about three weeks ago. there has been a lot of changes, obviously, in the care facility. from what i have observed, they are pumping a lot of money into these assisted living facilities, giving them a lot more than they need. a lot of the money was

jordan, has passed. and i feel that in addition to our -- the love john lewis -- beloved john lewis, we are considering this bill in his memory and honor those who came before us who worked so hard to preserve our american democracy. i'm honored to yield one minute to the speaker of the house, speaker nancy pelosi. the speaker pro tempore: the speaker is recognized for one minute. the speaker: thank you, madam speaker. i thank the gentlewoman for yielding and join her in her beautiful acknowledgement of the passing of vernon jordan. i also commend her for her great leadership. in honoring our constitution with this for the people legislation. i'm fond of saying of chairwoman lofgren that she has so much experience, so much knowledge, so much deep values about our constitution and about our electoral system and how they are connected. thank you, madam chair, for your tremendous leadership. i also thank john sarbanes for his long-term dedication for this for the people legislation so we can have election that is enable people to participate more fully. that's what this is all about. mr. sarbanes chaired the d