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who he pleases, but in replacing the only remaining veteran on the supreme court in justice john paul stevenshow did we reach this point in this country where we're nominating someone that unapologetically obstructed the military at a time of war? mazara kagan chose to use her position of authority to impede rather than empower the warriors who have fought, and who have fallen for this country. i know a number of my fellow veterans will testify to ms. kagan's personal support of veterans on harvard campus and had good things to say about the military, which i appreciate. but for my money, actions always speak louder than words. rachel: pete session was rivetted. pete: yeah, he was. rachel: he was hanging on every word. pete: i'm sure he was. like get it over there, whipper snapper. will: that was powerful pete: elena kagan pushed out recruiters because of the don't ask don't tell policy and the military didn't make the don't ask don't tell policy and that was a policy the military had to enforce and she kicked them off campus and vets wouldn't we want to recruit harvard law students to be lik

political party of the president who appointed them and all of that and in an era when, you know a john paul stevens, a justice souter, for whom you clerked, were republican appointees, it was a lot easier to try a lawyer who believes, you know, everything don said. but to me, you know, it's a lot easier. explain that. there's not a 1 to 1 correspondence here. when you had sort of justices like that. and if i do sort of have a concern, it's, you know, and i'm in richmond, so i'll play to the home crowd a little bit. but like, you know, i mean, lewis, you know, was a justice who had a perspective that was different from some of the other justices at that time and i think different almost any justice on the court right now. and that was borne out of the fact that he had been in practice almost his whole career and pretty hard to imagine a president of either party appointing a lewis at this day and age for no other reason than i don't know his exact age. but lewis powell is on the older side. when he was appointed. and, you know, that used to be a good thing in a or a justice. and now i think it's all

in an era when a john paul stevens or were republican appointees. everything don says not a one-to-one correspondence here you have justices like that hope played to the home crowd a little bit. louis howell who had a perspective that was different from some of the other justices at that time. in any justice right now. it's pretty hard for president either party appointing a lewis when he was appointed. that used to be a good thing in a judge and i think it's all but disqualifying. the one hand i get every age group. a couple modern tendencies that do take us in the direction. that might be is not entirely healthy. another question. i heard they put out quill pens for you guys that put out quill's. everything has changed. [laughter] one if you work for a president who was a lawyer. the other of you work for president to forgive me make not have even heard of john marshall. humor aside or attempted humor aside what was it like to work for a president who at least on papers understood the process of the law. it's interesting. we talk about the nature

. >> john: so steven engel was the head of the counsel back then, i call it a rule, but you point out it's more guidance or legal opinion, he wrote "we conclude that the house must expressly authorize a committee to conduct an impeachment investigation and to use compulsory process in that investigation before the committee may compel the production of documents or testimony." so, how might this aid biden as they go through this inquiry in the house? >> this is why you just kinds of shake your head at this whole escapade, john. if jamie comer at the oversight committee like four days ago had issued a subpoena from the oversight committee, that would be an enforceable subpoena and the administration failed to comply with it, that could be an article of impeachment. the instead, what they have now done is under circumstances where they didn't have the votes but they want to call this impeachment, they have established an impeachment inquiry without doing a vote or establishing a committee and establishing its jurisdiction which means the biden administration much like the trump administ

political party of the president who appointed them and all of that, and in an era when, you know, a john paul stevensor a justice suter for whom you clerked, try as a lawyer who believes everything don said, but to me a lot easier to explain it's not a one-to-one correspondence here when you had sort of justices like that and if i do sort of have a concern, it's, you know, andin i'm in enrichment and i'l play to the home crowd a little bit, but lewis powell was a justice who had a perspective that was different from some of the other justices at that time and i think different from almost any justice on the court right now. and that was born out of the fact that he had been in practice almost his whole career and it's pretty hard to imagine a president of either party appointing a louis powell in this day or age and i don't know his exact stage, but on the older side when he was appointed. but that used to bea a good thing in a judge or, you know, a justice and now, i think it's all, but disqualifying across partisan lines. so, at the one hand, i agree with everything don said, but i also think there

political party of the president who appointed them and all of that and in an era when, you know a john paul stevens, a justice souter, for whom you clerked, were republican appointees, it was a lot easier to try a lawyer who believes, you know, everything don said. but to me, you know, it's a lot easier. explain that. there's not a 1 to 1 correspondence here. when you had sort of justices like that. and if i do sort of have a concern, it's, you know, and i'm in richmond, so i'll play to the home crowd a little bit. but like, you know, i mean, lewis, you know, was a justice who had a perspective that was different from some of the other justices at that time and i think different almost any justice on the court right now. and that was borne out of the fact that he had been in practice almost his whole career and pretty hard to imagine a president of either party appointing a lewis at this day and age for no other reason than i don't know his exact age. but lewis powell is on the older side. when he was appointed. and, you know, that used to be a good thing in a or a justice. and now i think it's all

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john avlon. and stuart stevens, senior adviser at the lincoln project, who is a former republican strategist and of the book, the conspiracy to end america. john, i want to start with you here. that last chunk of that exchange there really dug deep into the psyche of someone who is clearly coming out of something. >> yeah. >> a deep fog, perhaps. jake asked if it felt like she was coming out of a cult, -- what do you think? >> i think that's a really important interview. for people who are still under the sway of donald trump to watch and taken. she talks about her process. where she felt so divided, she was being pulled to do the right thing. but still felt loyalty. her ego was wrapped up in donald trump. the defense of donald trump, understandably for someone who's worked in the white house. and, yet was confronting lies that had led to an attack on the capitol. and witnessed those lies a close, and the corrosive impact on her, and that country. she, ultimately, did move outside that hothouse. that she lived in. but so many people are still in it. the fact that she is one of many trump officia

his children, who are also now part of the fire service, ronald jr., brandon, carlton, collins, steven and john paul. and of course grandchildren, jameson, lucas, cody, blakley, brook and noah. ex-chief nurmberger served the island park fire department and the village of island park for over 40 years and i was lucky enough to call him a friend for the last 26 years. again, i rise today to remember and reflect upon a life gone too soon. another victim of the attacks of this great nation on september 11, 2001. ex-chief nurmberger has answered his final alarm and i pray that he rests easy. mr. speaker, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: the chair now recognizes the gentleman from missouri for five minutes. am the gentleman is recognized. mr. alford: mr. speaker, i rise today to recognize i recently introduced legislation, the congressional access to bureaucratic offices, the cabo act. oversight of the executive branch is one of the core functions of this very body, the u.s. house of representatives. but agencies have continuously refused entries to members in this house. for six long months we

john ramos has the story. >> reporter: steven young out fitted his boat, bay escape, to serve as survivaln case of a large earthquake or disaster. that was sunk recently when thieves stole the 44-foot slot. they spotted it a few days later stuck on nearby rocks with people aboard. so young called the police. >> i told them somebody is on the boat. they're moving the boat as we speak. can you go down and impound it. couldn't do that. we need a police report. >> reporter: he says the police never came. days later when the insurance company called, the boat was recovered and by then it was too late. >> what they did to the boat was unbelievable. normally you expect them to take the dingy, your liquor and stuff like that. they took fishing poles, fighting chairs, barbecue pits. everything they didn't take, they destroyed. >> reporter: they stole gps equipment, bilge pumps, three hand guns with ammunition. doors were torn off. every compartment was trashed. they found hypo thermic needles and message i love jesse scrolled in the couch cushions. it's a total loss. and it's not the only one. >>

john ramos has the story. >> reporter: steven young out fitted his boat, bay escape, to serve as survivalhat was sunk when thieves stole the yacht from the slip at the embarcadero cove marina. they spotted it days later on nearby rocks with people still on board. he called the police. >> i told him they're moving the boat. can you go and impound it? couldn't do that. we need a police report first. >> reporter: young says the police never came. he says it wasn't until days later when the insurance company called them that the boat was recovered and by then, it was too late. >> what they did to the boat was just unbelievable. normally you expect them to take the dingy, your liquor and stuff like that. they took fishing poles, the fighting chairs. they took the barbecue pits. everything they didn't take, they destroyed. >> reporter: they stole gps equipment, bilge pumps, engine parts, three hand guns with ammunition. doors were thrown off and every compartment was trashed. they found hypodermic needles and message "i love jesse" scrolled in bleach on couch cushions. the insurance company it'

john and i were friends. like ted stevens and write friends. we disagreed but we were friends. i always admired about john is how he put duty to country first. that's not hyperbole. he did. above party, above politics, above his own person. this day reminds us, we must never lose that sense of national unity. so let that be the common cause of our time. let us honor september 11th by renewing our faith in one another. let us remember who we are as a nation. we never forget. we're never afraid. we endure. we overcome. we are the united states of america and there's nothing literally historically nothing that has been beyond our capacity when we set our mind to do it together. god bless you all, may god protect our troops. thank you. [applause] >> neil: all right. the president speaking in anchorage, alaska. the first time a president has not been at any of the terror sites here. among some of the remarks he made concerning the terror threat in this country, he made a curious remark that al-quaida threat is lower now than it has been. wonder what senator joe manchin thinks of that

john james. >> and my missed brother steven weinberg. >> i would like to share with you a blessing.our life saving you in the glow of restful peace in dreams. may the rain washed away your worries and claims the hurt that sits in your heart. may the breeze on you strength into your being and may you believe in the courage of yourself. may you walk gently to the world keeping your loved one with you always, knowing that you were never parted in the beating of your heart. >> stephen, as your name is read aloud yet another 9/11, remember you as a husband, father, son, brother and friend. funny, gregarious and caring. just a few of your special qualities that we miss. and although you're no longer with us, we keep you alive in our minds and in our hearts. we will never forget. we miss and love you. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and to the father of sofi, meredith and myself whose name i share and you i never met and you will never be forgotten,

john and i were friends. like a lot of us who had differences like ted stevens and i were friends. t we're friends. but john put duty to country first. and that is not hyperbole. he did. above party. above politics. above his own person. instead this day reminds us we must never lose that sense of national unity. so let that be the common cause of our time. let us honor september 11th by renewing our faith in one another. let us remember who we are as a nation. we never forget. we're never afraid. we endure. we over-come. we are the united states of america and there is nothing that is beyond our capacity when we set our mind to it together. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ >> president biden giving his remarks commemorating 9/11. weighs speaking at joint base elmendorf-richardson talking to first responders on this 22nd anniversary of 9/11. let's go to kayla toushy. talk about the importance of the president marking this day even as he's returning home from the g20 global stage. >> well president biden there delivering remarks that served as

some of the public corruption cases that we have seen in the past, ted stevens, governor mcdonald, another one against menendez, john edwards, all of which, all of which fell apart? >> reporter: exactly. even when the public integrity section of the justice department was able to get a conviction, the supreme court overturned that and made it difficult for them to really get convictions when they're accusing politicians of taking gifts or possible bribes in exchange for wielding political influence. this is something that menendez has pointed to, noting that he was previously charged and not convicted. one of the key differences with this case is that at the heart of this case is the accusation that the senator shared sensitive information with a foreign government against u.s. interests. that is really a distinguishing factor from those other cases, and part of why this case is so serious and why so many of his colleagues are calling for him to step down. >> paula, thank you so much. >>> police say this wild night of street lawlessness in philadelphia was coordinated. what else are they saying about the looting? th

john bolton. it will be all sycophants. it will be all steven millers and sebastian gorkas. does that argument concern you? >> sure. look, i think it's almost certain that the top level of the second trump term will be the bottom level on january the 20th, 2021. and then it will go downhill from there. but the consequence doesn't mean that the government will then be under his control. i think one of the greatest dangers that a second trump term brings would be constitutional crisis. who is he going to nominate to be attorney general? and when the attorney general gi gives an order for trump, say prosecute john kerry for violating the logan act, and the attorney general asks some of the career people to do that and they say no and resign. and the entire department of justice begins to resign. what happens when he gives illegal orders to the career military and they start to resign? that's, i think that's what we're going to have. it's not so much the threat of trump asserting his authority as the breaking down of institutions. >> i think a very obvious candidate for attorney

john just before he passed away at his home. as i was walking by, he pulled me down, said i love you. will you do my eulogy. jaund i were friends. ted stevensnd i were friends. disagreed but were friends. one thing i admired about john, how he put duty to country first. not hyperbole. he did. above party, above politics. above his own person. disday reminds us we must never lose that sense of national unity. so let that be the common cause of our time. let us honor september 11th by renewing our faith in one another. let us remember who we are as a nation. we never forget. we're never afraid. we endure. we overcome! we are the united states of america and there is not literally historically, nothing beyond our capacity when we set our mind to it together. god bless you all. may god protect our troops. thank you. [ applause ] ♪ >>> an arousing speech from the commander in chief. president joe biden there. went about 16 minutes. hitting all four corners of all that is sacred to this president when it comes to public service, the military, sacrifice. those who serve something bigger than themselves. loss. talked about those who didn't see thei

>> john berman, it's always good to be on with you, and it's always good to be on with my friend stuart stevens. there is no race here. i don't want a full stop because i'd like to say a little bit more. but i'm going to repeat myself. i'm a broken record. so many people in this country, so many people in your business, john, so many people in my business, pine for and pray for some kind of a race. and they just can't accept the fact that this is different, that my former party is not a party, that it is a cult. and donald trump is a cult leader. there's no race here. nobody -- stuart said it, john. nobody in the field is trying to beat trump, nobody. if you are a critic of trump, you have no shot in the party. if i were giving advice to anybody who wanted to run for president, it would be to go after donald trump with everything that you've got. but if you do that in this republican party, you're done as a republican. >> i don't want any full stops in this conversation. let me just be clear about that. to that end, margaret, let me try to go about this a different way. the latest republican po

and leadership capabilities of steven decatur, arguably one of the most influential naval officers in our in our navy's history. you often hear about commodore barry in john paul jones in chester nimitz. from my perspective, i would argue that in the very short lifespan, steven to cater 41 years, he had as much influence on creating the culture of our united states navy and our war fighting spirit. and in fact, as we celebrate the most watched movie this year, top gun, maverick, i would argue for any moviemakers that are out there, there's a time to tell the story of stephen decatur and put that into a movie, and that would grab america's attention like maybe no other movie that tells the navy's history. so as this is getting shown on c-span and others, i hope somebody picks up on that because those stories are amazing. but today, our fireside chat is a chance for me to let kayla talk a little bit about her journey, which is quite extraordinary. stewart talked a little bit about her start at the naval academy. i'm going to offer kayla and maybe just go a little bit further back into your childhood, your inspiration to go to the naval academy, maybe talk a

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why john, we expect the comprehensive piece agreement to be sewing between the 2 countries. as soon as possible, they need to stick to the political expert, steven guy, it says the armenian prime ministers of previous comments about they care about the region contradict the interests of the armenian people. a listen may be correct from the standpoint of the international law, but it is definitely an act of betrayal from the standpoint of our media national interest and one of the most of our mediums feel so uh, i think that uh, you know, his statement is scandalous for uh, the, the armenians in the, in, you know, yeah, in the 1st place. and then uh, it is, uh, i think, uh on, uh, realistic without a violent scenario of one kind or the other. so uh, what flushing on this uh, in my opinion, of course, uh, going from from, from the side i'm not from that region, is that, uh heated everything to encourage a barcode to actually take military action was that i think that's really the position of a medium people is, is extremely tragic because they have a man who is clearly a traitor on their national interest in charge. and, uh, and there's almost not

john and i were friends like a lot of us who have our differences like ted stevens. ed, but we were friends. one thing i like about john was how he put duty to country first. he did. above party. above politics appeared above his own person. we must never lose that sense of national unity. let that be the common cause of our time. let us honor september 11 but renewing our faith in one another. honest remember who we are as a nation. host: usa and other outlets showing photographs of president biden talking about the event visiting the memorial in illinois. that took place in -- yesterday. let's hear from mike. mike is on the republican line. go ahead. caller: i would like to reiterate what other people have said. since day one this has been referred to as a insurrection. president trump or anyone else has not. then charged with insurrection. we handle crowds much larger than that. they had a intel. i am also a u.s. army infantry veteran. i have to also say i would never see the day that the commander and chief of the united states armed forces, who is also the presid

john's territorial integrity with talking about she. yes, i 2nd hand with all the name is i have said i have clarified, i find it difficult to give them more specific answer to political expert. steven guy says they armenian prime ministers, previous comments about the care of by region that contradict the interest of the armenian people in this position may be correct from the starting point of the international law. but it is definitely an act of betrayal from the standpoint of armenian national interest. and one of the most of our mediums feel so uh, i think that, uh, you know, his statement is scandalous for, uh, the, the armenians in the, in the, you know, yeah. in the 1st place and then uh it is uh, i think uh on uh, realistic without a violent scenario of one kind or the under. so uh, what's busing on this uh, in my opinion, of course uh, viewing from from, from the side not from that region is that uh heated everything to encourage a barcode to actually take really the reaction was that i think that's really the position of a medium people is, is extremely tragic because they have a man who is clearly a traitor on their national interest in charge. and, uh, and there's almos

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john. >> jeff and ryan new hampshire, great to see you. joining us now, former republican congressman joe walsh, host of the white flag podcast. also political consultant stewart stevenstly an adviser to the lincoln project and the partner at resolute square, his upcoming new book is the conspiracy to end america, five ways my old party is thriving art democracy to autocracy. -- director of syracuse university institute for democracy journalism and citizenship. stuart, you have seen a lot of labor days heading into primaries and general elections. at this point, do you see any evidence that any of the republican candidates are doing anything to puncture donald trump lead? >> john, you remember when we first meant in 2000, i was part of the brain trust. it took a 60 point lead in new hampshire and we lost by 19. you really have to work at. i think anything is possible. there is going to be a race here. trump isn't going to walk away with this. the market demands are raised. the question is, the person in second or third, are they going to be offering an alternative vision to trump? the top three candidates in the republican nomination of support putin's position in the

john kelly 3 years. carroll deaggressivea there are years of service. james blue, 36 years of service and carlos, 32 years of service. 32 years of service. steven delayo 33 years. laura target, 26 years of service. brian sack, 26 years. her with us today al, 35 years of service. and the water enterprise jose lamoney. . wes low and today may low amad 26 years of service. kevin roach 28 years and vincent wong 27 years. join me in congratulate our retirees with applause. i think when we recognize commissioners is that is experience. well is good and they are happy for so long but there is the other side we replace the people why we are focussed on hiring to make sure we builted next crop of leaders. before i ask the folks attending today. up for a photo commissioners if you like to say anything. floor is yours. >> commissioner stacy >> congratulations and thank you so much for many years of service and enjoy your retirement. >> >> i wanted to say absolutely impressed the amount years, wow, and i guess i share the current gm. pretty tough to replace the years of importance and knowledge and and thank you so much. i hope you have great retirement an

john, stand by for a second here. we want to bring in a cnn contributor, his mother lives within the search perimeter that they had been looking through. steven, you stayed with her last night. what has that been like in that area over these last few nights? >> it's been extremely stressful, as you might imagine. there's been helicopters and planes overhead throughout most of last night and the night before. so i'm just really grateful that they finally caught him. >> did you get that reverse 911 call that we've heard from some in the area saying he had been captured? >> yeah, my mom got the call, which was a relief to receive this morning, you know, after being up almost all of last night just trying to keep an eye out on what's on around here. yeah, and the police obviously released a statement as well. and brian from cnn texted me, too, so i was very happy. >> you had a lot of people giving you some comfort this morning. i have a question for you and if you don't have it with you that's fine. did you read it out? do you have it near you? it would be interesting to see what the residents there who had been waiting and worrying for two weeks

john kelly 3 years. carroll deaggressivea there are years of service. james blue, 36 years of service and carlos, 32 years of service. 32 years of service. steven delayo 33 years. laura target, 26 years of service. brian sack, 26 years. her with us today al, 35 years of service. and the water enterprise jose lamoney. . wes low and today may low amad 26 years of service. kevin roach 28 years and vincent wong 27 years. join me in congratulate our retirees with applause. i think when we recognize commissioners is that is experience. well is good and they are happy for so long but there is the other side we replace the people why we are focussed on hiring to make sure we builted next crop of leaders. before i ask the folks attending today. up for a photo commissioners if you like to say anything. floor is yours. >> commissioner stacy >> congratulations and thank you so much for many years of service and enjoy your retirement. >> >> i wanted to say absolutely impressed the amount years, wow, and i guess i share the current gm. pretty tough to replace the years of importance and knowledge and and thank you so much. i hope you have great retirement an