and john stewart, you start to wonder and look at him saying what are you doing here john? i don't think he knows at this point. >> he is trying to may be cushion the blow for some of the money coming down the pipe. thank you both. and the meantime, another sign that more americans are turning to faith in these turbulent times, the religious organization that held the hugely successful anti- israel rally of columbia is now at the university of southern california. we will take a live interview. talk live with the leader of that rally, you will join us on set up next. i'll be okay. does this look ok?! ugh. how do i protect myself? with the new scotts healthy plus lawn food. it's the only product that prevents 27 diseases while feeding your grass to help keep your lawn healthy this season. want me to show you how to put it on? no, i think i know how to use a spreader. pick up a bag of the new scotts turf builder healthy plus lawn food today. feed your lawn. feed it. [ ♪♪ ] >> by popular demand, the lettuce worship movement held pro-israel rally at the university of southern c

us back with a special leyen monday through wednesday checks those jordan clever this week old john stewart but on thursday comedy central the daily show tonight have 11 comedy central one reading sabbath 30. yeah, that's not good happen huge things happened happens discount code to 50% we're real stone i'm sara maria in washington, and this is new audio obtained by cnn reveals donald trump's making very inflammatory remarks about president biden accusing democrats of quote, i'm quoting the former president now running get topo administration are reference to nazi germany joining us now is seen as cristy homes, as well as our senior political commentator david axelrod, and the former trump white house press secretary, sarah matthews kristen, what happened inside this republican treat, give us a context of what trump was saying. >> yes, this is about a 90 minute speech. it was profanity laced and that's really an understatement. i mean, one point he calls jack smith and f-ing a whole a lot of rants about his legal issues, a lot of rants about the biden administration. i will note we're not p

was it jimmy fallon or john stewart? >> i'm going to say -- are you saying? allowed to consult? >> i want to get some separation. >> do you ask your competitor the answer? >> this is my strategy, let me pursue my strategy. >> one of the debate conditions was not having an audience of attics lanes it is on cnn. [ laughter ] >> actually meant to say john stewart. >> jesse: you might have to rethink your strategy. you need a better strategy. some go with their got but you have a different strategy. nyc mayor eric adams says illegal immigrants should be lifeguards because they are good swimmers. when reached for comment, which famous greg wondered, when you drown, will you have to scream help in spanish? was it abbott or got felled? >> i will take that hint! have to scream help in spanish? >> got a little help their. >> jesse: you are still down one. don't get too excited but this is the final question. president trump grew a very large crowd in the new jersey shore over the weekend. eric trump said it was larger than this famous musician. larger than bruce sprin

john stewart saying out loud what a lot of liberals are thinking. so scary but he is so. [ bleeps ] old. when you watchman television yoe are nervous not saying biden can't contribute to society he just shouldn't be president. another actor in a panic over donald trump's spanning's --rom support from latinos. >> the tickets for grantor republicans working hard theyco came imin to whatsapp with addsn our spanish-language radio stationsan with all kinds of trigger words like socialism triggering cubans venezuelan an colombian state talker talk. >> jesse think about the fact they are complaining aboutlang spanish-language radio whatsapp e they can dog els the same thing but they could maybe that's why he says democrats are taking us for>> granted that the jy are working. >> when your boyfriend takes yo? for granted you start looking for another boyfriend that's what is going on with hispanics. joe biden doesn't call hee doesn't text he doesn't take yoe out to dinner doesn't even you notice when you get your hair done you want to know whokn notices trum

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i hear the same criticism that you just heard from john stewart. i'll get telephone calls on the radio today. why are you talking about this? again? how could i not be talking about this? it's got all the elements and it's a former president and he's the republican standard baer is it breaking through? i think people are interested, whether they're having their minds changed because of this trial, i seriously doubt. i don't think it's moving the needle at all in that regard, people are seeing in it what they want to see in it. >> all right. michael smerconish, always grateful to have you on fridays you too. thank you for being here and to all of you watching, make sure to watch his show tomorrow morning on cnn at 9:00 a.m. all right. panels back. >> i'm interested to know what you guys think about the breaking through changing minds, what this all, whether this all matters, how it maps letters, mark, quickly, i think it matters. >> i think it only matters in a few states. i think we talk about the selection in national terms because it's interestin

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but i think john stewart made a very good point about a month ago when he came under criticism for making front of biden on his first show. back and he said, look, if you really believe that it's important to beat trump what we have to do. i'm paraphrasing is to get some credibility back by being able to make fun of biden the problem is that so many of those voters that you're talking about, the reason that they don't care what bruce springsteen has to say is because for them the elites have lost all credibility by being advocates. they say, okay, fine. i know you're democrats. why should i listen to anything you say and i think it's important to restore that credibility and be careful that you're not attacking the voters when you're attacking the candidates, you attack the voters. they'll punish you. >> all right, guys, everyone. thank you very much for being here. historic space launch over 60 years in the making. why this one was so special and what jfk has to do with that, that stacks when the competition is a nuclear competition, spying is extraordinarily important. the russians were

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thank you, everyone for your patience normally not the manner we move and i'm not sure thank you, john stewart company for engaging and it was absolutely important to say thank you and at the 230er engaging in the dialogue and for the manner you've been interacting with the leadership and say that that is, i want to say thank you for that. >> all right. >> and then just because it is important we're having a dialogue to move forward in the most successful manner and to honor the conversations in the communities so, thank you. >> good evening, commissioners a teresa for the savings and loan and potrero report and before i actually get started on the report itself to go into the details of the monthly operation, i want to take a moment and acknowledge the fact has been some media and press surrounding the operation of the property and the fact i want to address the authority and commissions to let you know that the corporation absolutely stands to the format to make sure that the proper responsibility for the operations of the property and kroektd action if need for the property and coordinating

john mcclellan, henry jackson and stewart symington were the three democrats on the committee. about 35 days of sessions, 20 million people were able to view this on tv. what was the result of these hearings? well, the result of one key result of the hearings was that mccarthy, again, no longer a member of the committee or in this case, this subcommittee. he now a witness was still very, very present in these in these hearings. and what he tried to do and did quite effectively. but ultimately to his own, you know, due to his own undoing, is he started he started intervening and interrupting the proceedings and dominant and trying to dominate them. and he kept doing something. he kept raising what he called a point of order in order to interrupt the line of questioning that was taking place or to try to grab control of these of these hearings. and he did it so many times that the the phrase point of order became kind of a what we would call a mean almost today, became sort of a saying that got into the popular vernacular. what it really revealed, though, was his own excesses, hi

congressional issues of the day with congressman john rutherford, a member of the appropriations committee, and the defense department's robert stewart in tracking u.s. military aid to ukraine. we will also discuss u.s.-saudi relations with a spokesperson for the embassy of saudi arabia in washington, d.c. c-span's washington journal, join the conversation on c-span, c-span now, or online at c-span.org. >> tonight on c-span, president biden and members of congress marking holocaust remembrance day with the ceremony on capitol hi. after that, the head of the dea testifying on efforts to bring fentanyl traffickers to justi while outlining president biden's 2025 budgeteqst for the agency. then the house debating a bill that wouldrevent the energy depame from imposing new efficiency standards on home appliances. later, house speerike johnson talking about his meeting with republican members attempting to remove him as house speaker. that is all coming up tonight on c-span. >> c-span is your unfiltered view of government. we are funded by these television companies and more, including comcast. >> are you thinking this is just a community

say either come to back from mergers, dictators stewart, one of his last public appearances. abraham crazy, spoken of press conference and as of by john. he talks about sharon's cooperation with us a by john on the palestinian conflict and we'll do 10 as the haps. we will be able to complete this harass quarter of the project ahead of the schedule of 36 months, which means the interest of both countries and peoples and existing degree, important route in the region. we believe of this corner that will provide communications, which is very important. we intend not only to continue close corporation between all countries, but also to continue by law true and regional cooperation in organizations, or which both are on and as that by john a members visa organizations such as the economic corporation, organization this on how i corporation, organization, and other international cooperation structures where our goal is to solve the issues and problems that the modem will faces, the palestinian issues very important in our opinion. this is the most important topic in these logic worlds. and we have no doubt that corporations in is allow me c

enforcement issues and the congressional news of the day with john rutherford, a member of the appropriations committee and then robert stewarthis office within the pentagon and tracking u.s. military aid to ukraine. spokesperson for the embassy of saudi arabia. see spans washington journal, join in the conversation live wednesday morning on c-span, c-span now or online at c-span.org. >> lloyd austin and charles don jr. teify about the ongoing fighting between hamas and israel and the war in ukraine. the lawsuit -- they will stay questioned about the pentagon's 2025 budget request. dissenting appropriation subcommittee life 10:00 p.m. eastern on c-span3. or online at c-span.org. >> will use only swear that the testimony you are about to give will be the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth so help you god? american history stevie as congress invtes as we explore major investigations in your country's history by the u.s. house and senate. authors and historians will tell the stories and will examine the impact of the legacy of the congressional hearings. the 1987earing -- we will hear about the clandestine missiles

stewart, and ralph metcalf. other notables of the chapter include jesse owens, john hope franklin, and e. franklin frazier.t is worth noting that presently in the city of chicago there are 23 public buildings named in honor of chapter brothers, including schools, parks, and downtown federal courthouse that is named for ralph metcalf. mr. speaker, in closing i applaud the contributions, leadership, and service of zi lamd chapter alpha phi alpha and has provided our community, country, and the world at large for the past 100 years or more all of the accomplishments that i expressed. i express my strong support in recognizing may 15, 2024, as alpha phi alpha zi lamda chapter day in the united states of america. i thank you, mr. speaker. yield back the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman yields. the chair recognizes the gentlewoman from arizona, mrs. lesko, for five minutes. mrs. lesko: thank you, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize someone whose service has been important to the welfare of constituents in the arizona's eighth congressional district, hunter griffiths. i appreciate his

my name is john henry, president of csis and i want to say a hearty welcome to all of you. we are in for a very unique opportunity. assistant secretary stewart, this doesn't normally happen. when something is kind of a breaking, very serious development, we don't normally have the opportunity to hear from a senior policymaker in the state department or any place, to share with us the thinking of the government about a big development. and this is a big development. we are really very fortunate. i don't know, it was a week ago, 10 days ago? jake sullivan in a press availability, made note that we think russia has put a nuclear device in orbit. now i mean, for 50 years, we have had what are called rtg's. these are power sources that are used to provide electricity for satellites. there is a nuclear court to those. but this is different. this is an implication that there is not a weapon in orbit or there could be a weapon in orbit and that is a very profound thing. first of all, it's a violation of international obligations. but nuclear weapons in space are profoundly different from nuclear weapons here on planet earth. we are used to thinking

john wayne. and mrs. reagan's under the table. stop, stop stop. and. and then reagan. well, i also do what jimmy stewart? sounds like reagan doing jimmy stewart right now. everybody's everybody's sick of it. right? and then do truman capote. and so richardson triggered let me hear you. truman capote. you■s ringo's all out. oh, you know, and rich says, mr. president, it's pretty good. but you don't have a material. andn's says, well, do you have any ideas? so, rich down the cocktail answer reagan looks at his eyes right up the reads. he says, cold, but actually i wrote in ink ink. well, we could go onh more of these great stories, anecdote, anyone who worked with reagan certainly has a few of them. yes. and i know we have a few veterans, the administration in the audience today that. hopefully, we'll get to hear from them, too. but please, let's fielding some questions from the. and i'm sure there's inquiring minds and about. i believe maggie or my wonderful colleague will bring over ase yi think we have one over here and. one over there. it looks like mikey my also wonderful colleague, mike, came back he

john fetterman, carson, and congresswoman jasmine crockett. >> and before we go i want to report some very sad news are longtime colleague and friend alice stewart died suddenly yesterday at the age of 58. choose a longtime republican strategists working on multiple presidential campaigns. and of course a voice on cnn for many years, she was someone that i knew back in my days is print reporter. she's always kind to me here at cnn and of course she will be greatly, greatly missed thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us. >> from tried and true to try something new so many ways to save life. ready, wallet, happy. >> that's 3605 by whole foods market. >> all these games on directv and no satellite on the roof thick about this blue jays cardinals orioles. what's missing? >> the andean condor know walnut brain fed geons. they'd rather neighbor cim after socks. >> be fair, we're not very athletic for moderate to severe crohn's disease, sky rosie is the first il-23 inhibitor that can deliver remission and visibly improved damage to the intestinal lining serious allergic reactions and an increased risk of infections or a lower ability to fi

john fetterman, dr. dragon, carson, and congresswoman jasmine crockett. >> and before we go i want to report some very sad news are longtime colleague and friend al stewart died suddenly yesterday at the age of 58. choose a longtime republican strategists working on multiple presidential campaigns. and of course, a voice on cnn and for many years, she was someone that i knew back in my days is a print reporter. she was always kind to me here at cnn and of course she will be greatly, greatly missed thanks again for sharing your sunday morning with us, cmm make your first move with battery power, made by speed right now saved $50 others on the fsa 57 battery trimmer said, real still buying yours with priceline vip family, you can unlock deals five times faster. >> even have to be an actual family i'd be the dad on the day physically, it's clear that i'm the dad. okay. so which data pain? >> you're they say seeing is believing but with stearns and foster, that's only part of the story. we handcraft every stearns and foster using the finest materials, like indulgent memory foam and ultra conforming and telecoil for a beautiful mattress and indescribable comf

stewart. >> these big mayorship or mayoralties, are fascinating because it goes way back to john prescott'senough with david cameron, quite liked them as well and embraced them as well . well and embraced them as well. the key thing about them is they have real power and influence. people like andy burnham, who many say would make a better labour leader than keir starmer, has really stamped his authority on manchester. the other thing i find fascinating about teesside and about west midlands, is that both ben houchen and andy street are their own men. they've hardly touched rishi sunak, they've hardly touched the central tory brand. so if people, as we were saying earlier on, are fed up with the tories, but still don't want to go the whole hog and vote for labour or lib dems or what have you, then they're okay with with lord houchen and they're okay with andy street very much their own men. so my instinct looking at the polls is that the tories could well have a good afternoon and they could well hold one of them this afternoon. and the other one, as you quite rightly said, tomorrow. london

snp, john swinney, is expected to announce he's going to be standing today and he could be running unopposed as kate forbes ruled out standing herself. >> let's talk to the journalist alastair stewartean, we look like a straightforward coronation here then, don't we, of john swinney. is that going to keep the snp happy ? is he the continuity happy? is he the continuity candidate that we keep hearing about? >> it's more of the same for the snp . the early polls indicated snp. the early polls indicated that mr swinney was the preferred party candidate, but that kate forbes was actually the preferred candidate that the country would like to see become the first minister. there are several issues that are facing mr swinney immediately. one is the most ironic of all and that is legitimacy that the snp at holyrood have been complaining and using the tory party as a bogeyman for a very long time, saying that they keep crowning leaders without going to the country . now mr yousaf was country. now mr yousaf was elected last year by the party, he wasn't elected by the country and the very same is now going to happen here. so straight out the gate. mr swinney is facing a massive challenge of

john swinney is currently the bookies favourite at 6 to 4. kate forbes, meanwhile, on the inside rail at 4 to 1, alison stewart thanks for joining us on the showons. make the perfect bacon butty? the big questions . we all look the big questions. we all look at that. oh, dunno about you. i'm drooling. well, experts say they've come up with the ultimate recipe. we'll find out what it is. and this is going to be a huge talking point. but first it's time for your latest news headlines. and it's ray addison. >> thanks, martin. 531 i'm ray addison in the gb newsroom. our top stories. the 14 year old boy killed in a sword attack in north—east london yesterday has been named as daniel anderson . been named as daniel anderson. the met police says a 36 year old man remains in custody on suspicion of the teenager's murder. daniel was a pupil at bancroft's. that's the same school in east london attended by grace o'malley kumar, who was murdered in a knife attack in nottingham last summer for other people were injured during yesterday's attack . well, police yesterday's attack. well, police believe a piece of glass may have been used as a weapon dunng hav