pennsylvania, we visit the university of its perks archive to learn about democratic congressman, john martha. ♪ >> representing the 12th district of pennsylvania, presentsan john murtha "capitol commentary." and now, here is congressman murtha. >> i am glad you could join us for another of our reports from washington. >> we are at the archive center at the university in pittsburgh. . the center collects materials that document the postindustrial iceberg. today, we talk about congressman john patrick murtha, better known as jack murtha. he was a congressman that served almost four decades in washington, representing the people of western pennsylvania, particularly the people sort of in the areas to the east and south of the surrounding pittsburgh area. what i would like to share with you is a bit about congressman murtha's career as a military man, about his influence with military spending and also his letters in the national park service here in western pennsylvania. >> jack was actually not born here in western pennsylvania, but along the ohio river in west virginia in the 1930's. but but

>> martha: thank you, john. breaking tonight, senate sources saying they believe there will be a vote this week. the fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh could be wrapped up as early as tomorrow we are now learning with democrats already slamming the probe as inadequate, good evening, i'm martha maccallum. the president says he is not micromanaging this process. >> this is the seventh investigation of judge kavanaugh. number seven. this isn't number one. they started on friday, they worked all weekend, they've gone late into the evenings. the fbi is really working hard. they are putting in a lot of hours. so hopefully they can come up with what everybody is looking for. i'm not concerned, no. you know what i'm concerned? that we get great, great people.

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john roberts. good night from washington. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. martha? , john, thanks. ♪ senator jeff flake has been on a bit of a media tour and ask every step of the way how he is going to vote. did he tipped his hand with this comment? >> the interaction with the members was sharp and partisan and that concerns me. i tell myself, you give a little leeway because of what he has been through. but on the other hand, we can't have this on the court. we simply can't. >> martha: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and yvette have a tough spot tonight, essentially walking a tightrope with the so-called gang of three as he tries to hold his boat together. senator flake, collins, and lisa murkowski, just one in their support, the question is will they all go with that person? that evening, everybody, i am martha maccallum. this continues to be the lead story with brand-new developments. jeff flake walked back a little bit, telling "the atlantic," i wasn't referring to judge kavanaugh, saying that he was criticizing the overall process. brit hume is here in a

john roberts. good night from washington. "the story" hosted by martha maccallum starts right now. martha? a bit of a media tour and ask every step of the way how he is going to vote. did he tipped his hand with this comment? >> the interaction with the members was sharp and partisan and that concerns me. i tell myself, you give a little leeway because of what he has been through. but on the other hand, we can't have this on the court. we simply can't. >> martha: senate majority leader mitch mcconnell and yvette have a tough spot tonight, essentially walking a tightrope with the so-called gang of three as he tries to hold his boat together. senator flake, collins, and lisa murkowski, just one in their support, the question is will they all go with that

>> martha: thank you, john.s saying they believe there will be a vote this week. the fbi investigation of brett kavanaugh could be wrapped up as early as tomorrow we are now learning with democrats already slamming the probe as inadequate, good evening, i'm martha maccallum. the president says he is not micromanaging this process. >> this is the seventh investigation of judge kavanaugh. number seven. this isn't number one. they started on friday, they worked all weekend, they've gone late into the evenings. the fbi is really working hard. they are putting in a lot of hours. so hopefully they can come up with what everybody is looking for. i'm not concerned, no. you know what i'm concerned? that w

. >> this is arizona of course, and, you know, john mccain's seat, and martha mcsally, first air force pilot, woman, and kristen sinema and tough. >> and this is the future of it not just two white women, but two women running head-to-head in a competitive race. >> by the way i misspoke, because it is jeff flake's spot. >> yes. and you will be seeing more and more of this, and the problem with the republicans is how do you stand in that space where the leadership behind you is all white male, and so that is going to be the translation problem going forward and that race there is a bell weather for the future races to come across the country, and when we see the beginning of it this fall. >> and the same in the state, and the arizona race is the most important bell wwether race, an arizona is the next state that everybody is talking about in the presidential election and almost come up on the map three cycles in a row, and if the dems can win it, it is going to herald in a new place for the presidential race, and everybody is dumping everything but the kit chen sink in that race. >> and

. >> martha: so you don't see john bolton saying, we are not tough enough on the border, we have to make changes on the homeland? >> sec. nielsen: i don't think he is, no. >> martha: how does a president think you are doing at your job? >> sec. nielsen: i talked to him once or twice a day for border security and immigration in general and everything is on the table. we are talking about every possible way that we can adjust the flows and it is important for the viewers in america in general to understand how much the flows have changed. if we go back to 2,000, it was primarily mexican. now it's about 60% central americans. the reason that matters is because the laws are different for central americans. it used to be that we could -- 95% of people, we could come if they didn't have a right to be here, we could repatriate them within hours. now it's within years. best-case scenario, if they are not detained, it's well over 3,000 days. so a lot has changed with court cases and the law, it sort of like having both hands tied behind my back. we still have the same missions but congress has pr

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top of my head i think his 1862, he had to read that one of martha gilbert gave birth to a bastard child. this was his adopted daughter. john burns, after the war for reasons i might discuss was not that popular in our town's structure. i found two people who claimed afterwards that john burns was actually the father of his adopted daughter's illegitimate child. i say that because john burns said so many things about other people i don't feel bad saying something that might be a rumor about him. john burns moved around a lot. he really did not live in one place for any. of time. -- for any period of time. in my book, i detail the different places where i found that he lived in adams county. four time he lived in bonneville, which is a town on 116 near hanover road. at the time of the civil war he rented a home at the western edge of chambersburgh street. i have a map showing where he lived in relationship to the town and to some of his neighbors were. he lived at that location just before the civil war. i think he sold the house, he bought the house eventually and sold in 1868. then he moved up on seminary ridge. he then mo

john kerry. it's just a woman that is supposed to be quiet and go away. >> martha: the difference is that she wasnee twice. i mean, you can look at people like joe biden who have run a couple of times unsuccessfully. but do you feel just from a purely political perspective that when you have been put all the way up there, you are the nominee twice, that perhaps it's time to try somebody else? >> well, look, i'm not saying she is going to run. i'm not being cute. the odds are in the power ball range. >> martha: really? what is she doing? why is she out there so much? >> she is answering questions. she campaigning for 2018 candidates. flipping the congress. >> martha: they are saying she is making it all about her. and civility is something that is a luxury. >> she describes herself as a rorschach test, people see what they want to see. it's political stigmatism where they see only one thing she annoys them for not going away. that is because she threatens certain people including donald trump, who only a matter of hours ago yet again attacked her. ban -- stephen bannon seeings her as a rival. >> m

plus we'll also talk to missouri senate candidate josh hawley as well as congresswoman martha mcsally and senator john barrasso. that's a lineup. >> bill: we look forward to that. we had rove pick not a house race but a state and we also had him pick one senate race he is watching with early voting. that's coming up. >> sandra: fox news alert. disappearance of "washington post" columnist jamal khashoggi. they have found body parts belonging to khashoggi. what are we learning? >> turkish president erdogan says there is strong evidence that saudi official plotted and planned jamal khashoggi's murder and the killing was no accident as saudi officials have claimed. the turkish president also says that khashoggi went to the consulate a week before and that notified saudi official efs he would have to return and then the information was given to the team that planned and executed the murder of the journalist. that was the beginning of the planning phase. consular officers and officials left for their countries in haste and this points in the direction that some preparation was indeed done. erdogan gave few

john. what it. means. but because of your beautiful. daughter. has been forgotten then i think for martha. today a young girl is having a cleft lip. to morrow will be baby out of steam but it only four months old the risk will be much higher. i think i. may be you know dr neil ish can't help but think if he's on son every time he operates on a child out today i was very excited when he was born. almost offical years of automatic age because you want to be sure that. taking all the precautions that my have my child is not something that i'm about to fix. bob and i don't want to get out. i'm lucky that my dad is absolutely normal so. i always got one company top are always keeps on being me when i want to go out on a kid with a clip so. i try and you know as much as possible to those babies. how people who treat babies are. the more generally. we have all of them are ready all. of them. are accepting them. one. thing there. are going to be of course for the family. which is very often somebody off father and mother out of the house bigger talks very little sleep. so when i do you know that a

martha jones, author of the new book "birthright citizens: a history of race and rights in antebellum america." she is the society of black alumni presidential professor and professor of history at johnsopkins university. she is also the co-president of the berkshire conference of women historians. when we come back, we had south to brazil. what does the election of the far right army captain bolsonaro , who braces the military mean for brazil, latin america, for the united states, and the world? stay for us. ♪ [music break] amy: protesters singing in the streets during president trump's visit at the tree of life synagogue. it is believed all elected officials boycotted his visit yesterday and thousands protested in the streets. this is democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. juan: we turn now to brazil to look at the implications of the election of jair bolsonaro, the far-right former army captain who won 55% of the vote in sunday's election, easily defeating fernando haddad of the leftist workers party in a runoff. many fear brazil's young democracy is now at risk. bolsonaro has often praised brazil's former military dictatorsh

martha mcsally in mesa. the president hoping to use his heft to pull them across the finish line. >> shepard: thanks, john robertsalmost called you chris roberts. as president trump prepares to hold that rally in arizona, mike pompeo is on the other side of the southern boarder meeting with the mexican president and other top officials as the caravan of central americans surges towards the north to escape poverty and violence in their own countries. secretary pompeo says we're approaching what he calls a moment of crisis. >> we spoke about the importance of stopping this flow before it reaches the u.s. border. we're deeply aware that the way that mexico will handle this, the way you will handle this, your sovereign decision. >> the current mexican administration is on the way out now and the newly-elected president will take office in december. mexico's incoming leader has suggested his administration would stop doing dirty work for the u.s. by detaining migrants from central america. our state department correspondent rich edson has more. >> secretary of state mike pompeo is meeting with officials from the curre

martha mcsally, war hero, will join us tonight. they will talk about the election, a brand-new breaking report, huge news from john solomon. robert mueller, jeff sessions, i hope you are watching. buckle up, time for a jam-packed addition of our opening monologue. devoid of any ideas to help improve the country, the left in america completely humiliated after 2016. they are now desperate. every two and four years, you've heard me say this often, we've become accustomed to their playbook. republicans, racist, sexist, you for the list. over the past 21 months we've seen something even worse than what we usually see, name-calling, identity politics. that just wasn't enough. instead we watched the left for two years now vilified as president, and a conservative, any republican. now calling on their supporters to literally create crowds, confront so-called evil opponents that happen to just disagree with them. hillary clinton said you can't be civil with the republican party member that wants to destroy american values and there's maxine waters, one of the new leaders of the democratic party urging her supporters, create crowds

martha mcsally, air force pilot. a colonel in the air force is not running as a moderate. republicans in arizona are no longer the republicans of johneff flake. she's running harder to the right, while sinema has told independent voters, i'm for border security, i'm not a liberal, i'm not proud democrat, she's running as a moderate. they are both incredibly ambitious people. sinema has the controversial statements in the past, which could end up depressing independent boat but she is way up with independence, and i could heat up a victory. >> bret: what's interesting is the ads are trying to point each other as extremes. >> they call each other liars and treasonous. as ugly as it gets. >> sinema saying it's okay to work for the taliban is not okay. >> but they are both at each other's throats. it's as ugly as it could have gotten, and again so interesting that they are actually moderates. but one of them chose not to run as one. it will be interesting to see what happens as a result of that. >> bret: the president is not stopping in arizona on his final track. we will see. next up, president trump still insists that he does have the

john tester in a tight race with republican challenger, matt rosendale. in missouri, democrat claire mccaskill is losing ground. she's behind in her race against josh haully. in arizona, she's an american hero. republican martha mcsally in a tight race. now slightly up in the latest polls for that open seat. in nevada, republican senator dean heller. an important race. a small lead in some recent poles. that is tight. in indiana, democrat chuck schumer lover joe donnelly is being challenged by michael braun. tomorrow we'll review more important races. going from the west coast all the way to the east coast. the left will bank on emotions and rage and anger. conservatives have to be informed, energized and vote on the principles of our constitution that make this country great. ronald reagan rightfully warned freedom is one generation away from extinction. in 27 days, you, we, the people have a duty to defend that freedom for generations to come. here's a question. are you, are we as a country better off than we were just two short years ago? is our economy better off? we have record low unemployment and now an exploding economy because of the huge tax cuts, the crumbs that democrats want back. are we more saf

john. also your nephews frank and nathan and nathan's children natalie and nathaniel and admiral faller, welcome to your wife, martha and your father, henry. general t abrams, while tension on the korean peninsula have been reduced since the singapore summit, the situation remains precarious and dangerous. there b remains a significant military threat to the united states and its allies because of the regime's array of nuclear conventional, biological, and chemicald weapons.xi i'm greatly disappointed that the momentum of the maximum pressure campaign has been lost and we have seen no developments on denuclearization since the singapore summit. i'm greatly concerned about the readiness ofio our troops and those of our allies because of the cancellation of the joint military exercises. suspending the exercises was a substantial concession on our part, and i have not seen a corresponding responsible concession from the koreans. president trump's characterization of the exercises as war games was unfortunate because it fed into the narrative of north korea. general abrams, i'd like to hear your views regarding the mili

summer is western independent on the form of a john mccain mold but her past is now what is coming up. back when she was much more to the left. this is marthag back against the old. >> she was passing out flyers in one of the many, many protests depicting our troops as skele n skeletons and saying we're the ones committing acts of terror. what? that is out of step with arizona values and american values, right after 9/11 she's protesting military action against terrorists and did you see what came out today? she's on the radio show saying she doesn't care if an american joins the taliban. it's okay with her. did you see yesterday when she was talking to a group and said arizona is crazy? did you see that? did you see that? well, why doesn't she move to california then? today did you see another video came out where she basically said they say the states are the labs of democracy and equated arizona to being a meth lab. she's making fun of us. she's making fun of us. you can't make this stuff up. how is she in a dead heat with us right now? i mean, give me a break. one after another is disqualifying. >> you know, our campaign is 100% focused

martha mcsally the republican there. how does jeff flake's involvement in all this help or hurt the republican party in arizona? >> it is a good question. we can't forget about the looming memory of johnna is, i think, very unique at this point and kristin has had some momentum there. i don't know how much jeff flake is injecting himself into it. >> bill: i would characterize arizona in two words. arizona it's healthcare and immigration. they can cut two different ways. here is gingrich on what he thinks the case is. >> this election is a life and death struggle with a left wing movement which wants to radicalize america. you are happy that there are more people at work. that took people off food stamps. it meant they were no longer dependent on government. so if you're a left wing democrat that's actually bad, not good. i think two words are going to define the 2018 election in the next three weeks. one is kavanaugh, and the other is caravan. >> bill: succinct. >> he is a genius. i thought it was interesting, a life and death struggle of the left wing movement. i think what's interesting the democrats should naturally have the advantage here but i think they've scared off a lot of ma

martha, curtis, taylor, brett, jim, they did a tremendous amount of work. also, lindsey sydman, allison bartman, jordan heinz, liz, taylor, ashton, elizabeth, christina, evan, and william hartzel. on senator murray's staff, john, andy, laurel, colin, madeleine, ally, katherine, lori, sherry, and remi brimm. we worked closely with the house of representatives. i called both chairmen, representative walton, representative brady, talked with them before we went ahead with this, and they worked seamlessly with us for the last several months. the chairman and ranking committees of the house who made contributions included walton, brady, goodlatte, fox, shuster, pallone, conyers, fox, defazio, and their staffs. lastly, i'd like to thank the staff at the senate-house legislative council. they write the bill, they help us write the bill, with all of the changes and all of the senators and all of the provisions. they did a spectacular job. and the staff and the administration that provided technical assistance along the way as well as the staff of the congressional budget office. they have worked literally around the clock. they have worked on weekends to make it possible for us to get through the house, now get throu

john tester. may be benefiting from a kavanaugh bounce if there is one. in arizona that's an open seat. martha mcsally seems to be doing better now against kristin sinema after we've seen a lot of videos released of kristin sinema trashing arizona. the meth lab of democracy. and in nevada dean heller has been pretty embattled there but he is showing some signs of life against the democratic challenger jackie rosin. >> bill: a lot of that is kavanaugh you're saying? >> could be kavanaugh. these things always take longer to show up in public opinion than we think at the time and, for example, there is not a whole lot of polling being done in montana. there will be one done this week that republicans are hopeful about and think it will show a kavanaugh bounce for them. and the same thing with these other two states. >> bill: three weeks is a long time. >> it is. >> bill: not dog years but in 2018 years. enjoy birmingham, alabama. >> president trump covering a lot of ground in his sunday interview including his relationship with kim jong-un. >> president trump: i get along with him. let it be what

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