if there is follow up we can hear now from jennifer our john stewart that would be helpful. if in the now this is something we want to hear were taking place here at the commission meeting but at future meetings one of the questions follow up questions that was brought up left notice as well. >> yes. >> i can answer that. why great. thank you very much and i thank you for your presence. at this last meeting. where you were. the first meeting with regard to an action item. how appreciative it was to see senior leadership in presence. . at that meeting because it did make a difference in alaying many of the resident's fierce around questions they had. around notices that were coming and the process in general that really could be be absorb friday you. i want to say, thank you, for this. >> no problem. there were topics that were raised boy residents. one of which was rent balances and when they ment. and we followed up with a detailed letter to the community. wanted make sure everyone heard the questions that were raised at the meeting and received our answers so it was not ju

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comedian and writer for the problem with john stewart. thank you both for being here.start with you ferdinand, there is one issue that i have with the media. the striking workers piece, i think president biden did himself some good. i'm not gonna speak for your political expert here by showing up, but the media has tried to make it look like they both did the same thing. th is from the new york times. mr. biden's campaign released a assailing that stir trump as both the current and former presidents traveled separately to michigan to meet with autoworkers. but here's an organization called more perfect union. they showed up to talk to people who were at trump's thing. take a look. >> look at that. like where are the picket line signs? all i see is trump march. >> do you know where auto workers are? nobody from the uaw? >> usa. usa. >> have y'all seen any autoworkers? >> they're supposed to be 500 of them, right? >> what was the point of showing up for a trump rally, ferdinand? >> i, mean there was no point. donald trump's cult of personality is always about donald trum

well, it's just like john stewart mill famously said "all it takes for evil to triumph is for good men to depend on jared kushner." [applause] >> jon: exactly what he said. >> stephen: he was good. that guy was good. lately the news has been kinda repetitive and somewhat depressing, so i've gotta say -- and i hope this is never taken out of context -- thank you, qanon. i'll update you on their latest unhinged whack-job hijinx in tonight's edition of "the q files: the truth is out there. way out there." now, if you watch the show, you know that a few weeks ago, i told you the tale of a group of q-anon followers who had gathered in dallas, texas, in anticipation of a big announcement from john f. kennedy, jr. unfortunately, john f. kennedy jr. was, shall we say, not able to attend. but the q-faithful believe john-john faked his own death, as did his father, and that's not the crazy part. the crazy part is, two weeks later, hundreds of qanon believers are still in dallas waiting for jfk to show up. oh, yeah! because if jfk ever came back, he'd wanna go straight to dallas. just like... you

also with us is cnn senior political analyst john avalon, and stewart c, senior advisor at the lincolnct who is a former republican strategist and author of the book, conspiracy to end america. john, that last chunk of the exchange dug deep into the psyche of someone who is coming out of someone. a deep fog perhaps. jake asked if there is something, she did think it was a cult, what did you think? >> i think that, that's a really important interview for people who are still under sway of trump to watch and take in, the process she is being told you understandably for someone who has worked in the white house and was confronting lies that had led to an take on the capitol, and witnessed the lies up close and their corrosive impact on her and the 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 officials that now say donald trump is the gravest threat to democracy in our lifetime, possibly in american history, that's striking. that calls coming from within the house. and people who are sti

this is about corporate greed, the bottom line, and it's about taking anything -- john stewart said it back in the bad times the companies want to socialize their losses, it's all pot on the backs of the workers, we pay for it. but in the good time and high profits they want to keep it all, it's all theirs and they want to privatize it. no one is worth $29 million a year. i don't know how someone makes that kind of money. a worker on the line would have to make 400 years to make what one of these ceos makes in a year. there is something severely wrong with this system if we're saying that's okay. it's not okay. no one is worth that much money. i don't begrudge anyone for doing well, but they shouldn't have to -- >> shawn fain, thanks for your time today. i know you were busy in actual negotiations with the company. i know in between talking to people on tv you're actually trying to negotiate a great contract. and we appreciate you being with us. >>> when we return the disgraced former president has embraced authoritarian tactics but he's pretty open about it. we want to know what his g

[john] jon's assistant called me back in 2010 when we were trying to get the bill passed, and she's like, "mr. feal, can mr. stewart"yeah, yeah, yeah. hell, yeah." you know, and it was like, "john feal, check this out, you're gonna come on my show tomorrow, we're gonna get the bill passed. we're gonna make fun of republicans." and i said, "that's all great, sir, but i can't come on your show." [jon] john being john he was like, "i can't leave. i can't leave." i'm down at congress, right now. you know, i'm in this guy's office. i'm putting my boot in his ass. i'm down... he says, "i'll get you some guys." so he brought up kenny specht and john devlin and those guys. [kenny] and then i got a phone call and john feal... said, "is this something that... are you in town and is this something that you can pull off?" and i said, "yeah, i'm in town. i have my uniform i'll get it done." we're joined by four men who can perhaps best sympathize with what the senate is going through. please welcome kenny specht from the fdny, chris bowman, nypd, ken george, dot, and john devlin, operating engineer, heavy equipment. all 9/11 fi

. >>> and tonight on cnn, follow 9/11 activists jon stewart and john feal, as they fight to make surethe health care they deserve. >> the pundits at the time, the medical experts, told us possibly we might find cancers 10 to 20 years down the road. and we started finding them almost immediately, within two years, which is unprecedented. >> one toxin over time will give you cancer. but 2,500 different chemicals mixed together, we were lab rats. >> think about a halogen light bulb with a trace of mercury in it. you break a light bulb, you're not worried you're going to get mercury poisoning. you break 2 million light bulbs, it's a lot of mercury. >> we've heard stories of folks identified by carrying other person's dna or other person's body fluids. >> did we know we were going to get sick? we joked about it. the fire burned for three months. we were putting fires out for three months. >> don't miss "no responders left behind," tonight at 9:00 on cnn. >>> and police say an escaped killer is taking new steps to blend in. the latest on the manhunt in pennsylvania next. you're in t "cnn ne

illnesses many are not with us anymore, thank you to those advocates out there including john thiel and jon stewartr our loved ones. >> and my uncle, matthew j burke, the live you lived and the memories you left behind will be forever cherished. family members are like stars you don't always see them, but you always know they're there. god bless you, uncle matt, and god bless america. [applause] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] [reading names] >> and my cousin, craig damian, thinking about him that day i'm reminded romans 12:21, do not be conquered by evil, but conquer evil by good. how we remember our loved ones is how to conquer the evil. ceremonies like this must be a mainstay to ensure their names live on in the years to come. americans in the future should never forget what happened here and every innocent souls. my god bless the countries and god bless america. >> and my cousin and judy hazel fernandez, forever in our hearts and in our prayers. we love you dearly, we miss you so much. continue to rest in peace. continue to watch o

john? >> with us now is former obama campaign manager jim messina and alice stewart.im, you have in recent weeks accused members of your own party of being bed wetters or in your words effing bed wetters. to what extent do new polls like this fill the bladders of some democrats before they go to bed? >> i'm sure it will lead everyone to want a bigger glass of chardonnay tonight. jeff is exactly right, this thing -- this race is going to be really tight. american presidential elections are very tight and in the battleground states that matter, the blue wall, this race will be very tight but history matters as well here. joe biden's numbers are almost exactly what barack obama's numbers were in 2011 when people were counting out president obama. we had the same challenges with messaging on the economy. that takes some time. and polls, you know, i've been very critical of polls because as jeff says we're 410 days out here, they are not predictive. what is predictive is these 30 special elections that we have had in this country in 2023 where democrats are performed 11% b

there's a famous line in a film by john ford, and they have the john ford panel next door, and it is a scene at the end when james stewart goes to a newspaper reporter or editor and tells him he is the man -- he is not the man who shot liberty valance. the newspaper editor did not hear anything about it. if the legend becomes fact, print the legend. i would like to start there by asking you how cesar got started as the labor organizer. >> and then we will have to connect that to the legend, so i am seeing how we are going to do that. his beginning as an organizer is a fascinating part of the story and important to understanding his later years and decisions. he was a farm worker, became part of the migrant stream in 1939 when he was 12 years old and his family lost their farm in yuma, arizona. he was in the navy, he finally worked his way out of the field, working in a lumberyard in 1952, when a man named fred ross, no one has heard of fred ross. that is too bad too. a couple of notable exceptions. fred ross was an enormously important community organizer and ran a group called the service organization which was almost e

culture hosted by the association and good friends, our partners, the john w klug center at the library of congress. my name is stewart mclaurin, and i have the privilege of being the president of the white house historical association. and i see many familiar friends and faces here today and, of course, those who are joining us by c-span and through our own digital coverage. it's great to have all of you joining us here today as well. i want to recognize three of my colleagues who have been involved and on point for this many here at the association and have played a role in making today happen in these annual symposiums, which they're actually a year long effort to put together. we start with a colloquium of scholars in the fall and focus on a topic or a subject with our partner in this case, the clergy center. and then that evolves over the course of the year and culminates in this wonderful symposium that you're gathered us here today to enjoy. the three colleagues that i would like to recognize specifically today for their leadership is dr. colleen brogan, who is the senior vice president and director of the davi

stewart avenues. nobody hit all of them, meaning the jackpot for saturday night's powerball drawing is now up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> johnight committee begins its impeachment inquiry into president joe biden, accusing him of corruption and abuse of public office. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> joe biden abused his public office for his family's financial gain. >> john: house republicans say the president used his position to benefit his son. >> they don't have a shred of evidence. >> john: while democrats called inquiry a distraction. all as the clock ticks down to a government shutdown. >> authorities have arrested a man accused of murdering baltimore tech ceo

john macccain and focus of thats sustaining democracy. but so much ground to cover. let's bring in alice stewart, republican strategist. and also margaret talip. and also shelby talicot who is out in california where she was in the spin room covering the debate throughout the night. and first of all, thank all of you. it has been a late night for all of us. there is probably some folks watching who never actually went to sleep. and shelby, let me start with you. because it is the middle of the night out there. and i want you to kind of give us a sense of what the takeaways were once the candidates got off the stage. you started hearing from their surrogates in the spin room about how the night went. i think we saw some interesting dynamics playing out on the stage with vivek ramaswamy who really came into a little bit of a pile-on. so i'm interested kind of in the nitty gritty of that and also the big picture. how did these folks feel about the fact that there was no donald trump on the stage and still so far behind him in polls, whether or not any of that actually matters at the end of the day? >> good morning, i'm on

. >> john, you're one of the heroes, in my book, in anybody's book. secretary alluded to it. you, jon stewart to congress fighting for the responders, for veterans. talk to me about the meaning of today to you. you have gone to so many funerals. >> i've been to about 204 funerals. and soon, the 9/11 museum will display them in a case. not only are they a reflection, today is about giving of yourself. while jon and i have given of ourselves the last two decades, not just on 9/11. everybody has a chance to reach out and lend a shoulder or open their arms and hug those along the way. some kind words go a long way today. today is a day that we should put aside our religions, our politics, just like we did 22 years ago. and not only be americans, but be human beings towards each other. just say hello to -- >> that's a timely reminder. thinking of the fbi men and women who died that day. their headquarters was in one of the towers. and i want to thank you both for your service, the service of jay johnson and his son and all of the military. we'll be right back. can't stop adding stuff to your cart?

stewart avenues. nobody hit all of them, meaning the jackpot for saturday night's powerball drawing is now up ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ >> johnt, the house oversight committee begins its impeachment inquiry into president joe biden, accusing him of corruption and abuse of public office. here are tonight's headlines. ♪ ♪ >> joe biden abused his public office for his family's financial gain. >> john: house republicans say the president used his position to benefit his son. >> they don't have a shred of evidence. >> john: while democrats called inquiry a distraction. all as the clock ticks down to a government shutdown. >> authorities have arrested a man accused of murdering baltimore tech ceo pava lapere. >> jason billingsley into custody. body discovered in an apartment complex monday after she was reported missing. >> i know this arrest does not bring back pava lapere. my hope is that we can give a sense of closure to the city of baltimore. >> police in new york busted a fentanyl mill just six blocks away from a day care where a 1-year-old died after exposure to the drug. >> john: former president donald trump at the center o

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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 stewarts currently 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 positio