he's opinion surgeon of chief at joseph roberts surgical center there for pediatric innovation. and his wife is also in the family business, neo natal nurse practitioner. okay. wow. very impressive back grounds. so let me ask you the first question. do you, when you go to a cocktail party do people say i have a hurt here? this pain here? what do you think? do i need to see a doctor? do you think it's cancer? what do you think? do people ask you this all of the time? >> occasionally. >> it's, you know you want to help people. so it's something you try to do for folks that you meet. it's typical when you're acting in a role of being their physician so generally i tell them to go see your own physician. i'm in the going to diagnose you in a cocktail party. >> craig? do you get this? >> yes. this is a common thing any time you're in hay cocktail party in new york or washington you get asked because health is the thu wealth in america. maintaining health and wellness is key. and people looked to the physician community because all three of us were on health care systems to get unders

shortly before that meeting, he conversed with joseph jenkins roberts, a virginian african-american who had served as president of liberia. two years later, lincoln consulted frederick douglass about the urgent necessity of encouraging slaves to run to union lines. douglass found the willingness to summon him remarkable. later, he wrote that the president knew he could do nothing, which pulled at him more fiercely, the ribaldry and the vulgar, and showing him any respect as men. douglas added "there are some men who can face death and dangers, but have no moral conviction to contradict a prejudice or face ridicule. in daring to admit, nay, in daring to invite a negro to audience at the white house, mr. lincoln did that which he knew would be offensive to a crowd and inside the ribaldry, which was contempt." it was saying to the country, "i am the president of the black people as well as the white, and i need to respect their rights and feelings as men and as citizens. many years later, douglas wrote, "in my three interviews with mr. lincoln, i was impressed with his entire freedom from

generations will rise to the heights of the jack kennedy generation it could be joseph, patrick kennedy iii, the grandson of robertn of irish immigrants to deliver a message to immigrant families. we understand your willingness to walk to the ends of the earth to navigate oceans and mountains and deserts and war zones because every parent would do the same. we know what you've risked to give them a better future, what you sacrificed to be part of our united states. >> this guy could bring the country together. this sort of big hearted liberalism that's about everybody together and up we go, that you haven't seen for a very long time. so anybody who thinks that the kennedy story stops with teddy kennedy, yeah, you don't know the kennedys. these guys are to going around a long time. >> if a new generation of kennedys can come through who think more about what they can give to their country than what they can take for themselves, that is really important to paraphrase president kennedy's inauguration. >> and so my fellow americans, ask not what your country can do for you. ask what you can do for your country. my fel

robert mueller. we expect that joseph schmidt will be called into answer some questions. >> i would think so.s is part of the larger bucket of rainwater, another grip in that bucket. and so i think, yes, this leads to a bigger trail of things. and you what is key shear that they all had contact with russian officials allegedly. we saw that with papadopoulous, with the professor. we're seeing that again with this individual. we think that -- we know that his firm obviously represents a russian airline. so there were, you know, ways that russians were trying to contact them allegedly here and i think that is what is clear. >> exclusive reporting. we'll see where it goes. thank you both. >>> still ahead, he is the former russian spy believed to have been poisoned by his own country. and now sergei skripal is making a miraculous recovery. >>> plus russia vows to respond harshly as the u.s. sures new sanctions on wealthy russians among others as punishment for election melddling. we're live in moscow. [driver] so, we took your shortcut, which was a bad idea. [cougar growling] [passenger] what are

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. >> you know, joseph, at one point, the chief justice john roberts stressed the president's nationaly concerns in this area. but in a number of friend of the court briefs, former national security experts argued that the travel ban not only violates american law, but also has harmed national security. could that influence the court's final decision? >> wolf, it could. the president has the right to make policy, even bad policy. of course, others have the right to disagree with him. what the court will weigh in on whether the policy is effective or ineffective, and possibly even bring us a big step back, that's possible. but i think to ana's point, it's going to be, what was the intent behind the policy, and was this simply a suber tterfuge for enag a ban on muslims? president trump made that comment a number of times, and on the campaign, he made the campaign how he would tweak his rhetoric to make this sound more legal. so the justices, i think, very well can zig into that and say was the genesis of this rotten to the core? and if so, will they allow it to continue. >> ana, a federa

robert e. lee. but after a victory at fredericksburg, lee and jackson face a new threat -- the man chosen to replace ambrose burnside, an ambitious general, josephlellan and burnside could not, hooker sends an overwhelming force on a daring march to outflank the confederates. >> hooker launches an attack that catches robert e. lee and stonewall jackson off guard. they're outnumbered, but they need to come up with a plan of attack. >> thank you, captain. >> what do you propose, general? >> i'll take the route marked on mr. hotchkiss' map with my entire corps. >> jackson's plan is to march 26,000 men around hooker's forces into the dense, tangled forest known as the wilderness and launch a surprise attack on the vulnerable far-right flank of the union army. >> the union right was way out in the middle of the woods where nobody thought anybody was ever gonna be going. hooker sent this force out there, the xi corps, with general o.o. howard. >> read them and weep, boys. >> a lot of the soldiers in his command were german, and they're all just sort of sitting there 'cause they think they're far from the action. [ gunfire ] >> charge! [ soldiers shout

robert mueller. a memo from pittsburgh police commander victor joseph reads -- "beginning april 19 all major crimes detectives are required to bring a full uniform and any issued protective equipment, riot gear, with them to work until further nonotice. we may be e needed in the e evet thatat there is a large scale protest." the senate moved wednesday to end an obama-era policy that warns auto lenders against discriminating against people of color by charging them more on auto loans. west virginia democrat joe manchin joined republicans in a 51 to 47 vote to oveverrule e te popolicy by y the consumer final protection bureau, an agency that's been assailed by republblicans sisince its creatn in 2010. the hohouse is expecected to ape the bibill and to send it t to president t trump for hihis signgnature. the e rule was adopted after a 2011 report by the center for responsible lending found african-americans and latinos disproportionately received interest rate markups more frequently and to a greater dedegree than their white counterparts. the senate has approved a rule change that will allow nursing mothers to

robert mueller. a memo from pittsburgh police commander victor joseph reads -- "beginning april 19 all major crimes detectives are required to bring a full uniform and any issued protective equipment, riot gear, with them to work until further notice. we may be needed in the event that there is a large scale protest." the senate moved wednesday to end an obama-era policy that warns auto lenders against discriminating against people of color by charging them more on auto loans. west virginia democrat joe manchin joined republicans in a 51 to 47 vote to overrule the policy by the consumer financial protection bureau, an agency that's been assailed by republicans since its creation in 2010. the house is expected to approve the bill and to send it to president trump for his signature. the rule was adopted after a 2011 report by the center for responsible lending found african-americans and latinos disproportionately received interest rate markups more frequently and to a greater degree than their white counterparts. the senate has approved a rule change that will allow nursing mothers to bring infants to the sena

joseph deangelo is scheduled to be arraigned today. >> we're hearing terrifying new stories from those who survived by the man then known as the east area rapist. robert mccullough spoke with a mother and daughter about their dramatic escape. >> in august of 1976, tracey thomas was 12 years old. one summer night as she slept with the window above her bed wide open something startled her. >> i opened my eyes and i see the dark silhouette of a man trying to take my screen off. >> her dad was working late so she slipped out of her bed and ran to get mom. >> she said, there's an arm coming through my window. there's the window. >> by the time they got back to the window, they saw someone running off. her older sister was also home and told them to call the police. but as rose picked up the phone -- >> instantly almost he jumped through the window and came in and then all of a sudden this guy appears and goes into that like, police officer stance where he's going freeze or i'll kill you and got his legs all spread apart and i look at him and he's got a face ski mask on and t-shirt and tool belt and boots but not wearing any pants. so i think what is this c

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guy roberts, assistant secretary of defense for nuclear, chemical and biological -- director of the defense threat reduction agency and lieutenant general joseph oosterman, deputy commander of u.s. operations command. i would now like to recognize opening remarks. >> thank you to our witnesses for being here today to invite testimony on the department of defense's strategy, policy programs and preparedness countering weapons of mass destruction and in the fiscal year 2019. in 2014, the department released it's strategy for wmd that outlined three new end states, that there be no wmd use and that should wmd used that there will a minutization of their effects. the strategy notes that fiscal constraints require the dod make strategic choices. however increasingly bold rogue actors are challenging the goal of ensuring that the u.s., it's allies or partners are not attacked, or coerced by adversaries. earlier this month, we witnessed a peacetime attack of the united kingdom of one of russia it's former military intelligence officers. this attack on one of our closest allies, demands a strong and unequivocal response, which is why i introduced hous

joseph: thank you. host: we will continue to explore liberal politics, our guest will be robert kennedy's kennedy's, --obert daughter, and michael a cohen, author of american maelstrom -- the 1968 election and the politics of decision. coming up on c-span3, american history tv's reel america begins. we will be showing the cbs news coverage of april, 1968 of martin luther king jr.'s assassination come the aftermath and the funeral of the slain civil rights leader. evening. king, the luther apostle of civil rights and nonviolence has been shot in memphis, tennessee.

robert mueller a member of a crime family and newt gingrich comparing robert mueller around the men and women of the fbi to nazis and joseph >> in one of our ads we have a quote of gingrich praising the mueller appointment six, nine months ago. it is terrible. it is a disgrace and it needs to be repudiated. >> that is exactly the faustian pact that you were talking about, joe. jonathan turley, one quick question. i've spoken to a group of republicans over the course of the last three or four days who, like you, have been slightly skeptical about the mueller investigation when it comes to collusion with russia and obstruction of justice. they don't seem to think -- they didn't seem to think that there was much there. but i've noticed a switch amongst them in the course of the last few days with the raid on mike the cohen's office and now they seem to be taking this all a lot more seriously in terms of the outcome for the president. >> i think that's true. it is a dangerous thing when michael cohen is driving this defense. he is the ultimate blunt tool. he is about as subtle as a double-headed ax. to have him be the mover of

joseph p. kennedy and rose. >> have you had a chance really to sit back and realize. >> no, no, that will take a little while, i think. >> jack's brother robertnd wife ethel joined in the family's triumph. bobby had been jack's campaign manager and their father is adamant he's handed an important role in the new administration. >> joe kennedy let jack choose his cabinet with one exception. joe insisted that the next attorney general be robert kennedy. >> one cold december morning the president gets bobby kennedy up in his house in georgetown and tells him he is going to be appointing him as attorney general and he says, bobby, grab your balls, let's go. >> jfk stops at the door and says, hey, comb your hair. >> bobby for most of his career a senate investigator is announced to the world as the new head of america's criminal justice system. >> in looking for an attorney general, he must lead the fight for law enforcement, who must administer our laws without favor and with matchless integrity, i have turned to a man in whom i have found these qualities. >> it was an act of outrageous, brazen nepotism. >> bobby, who had never tried a case in a

joseph p. kennedy and rose. >> have you had a chance really to sit back and realize. >> no, no i don't think so. it takes a little while i think. >> jack's brother robert and wife ethyljoins in the family's triumph. bobby had been jack's campaign manager and their father is adamant he's handed add important role in the new administration. >> joe kennedy let jack choose his cabinet with one exception. joe insisted that the next attorney general be robert kennedy. >> one cold december morning, the president gets bobby kennedy up in his house in georgetown and tells him he's going to be appointing him as attorney general and he says, bobby, grab your balls, let's go. >> jfk stops an the door and says hey, comb your hair. >> bobby for most of his career, a senate investigator, is announced to the world as the new head of america's criminal justice system. >> in looking for an attorney general, he must lead the fight for law enforcement, who must administer our laws without favor and with matchless integrity, i have turned to a man in whom i have found these qualities. >> it was an act of outrageous, brazen nepotism. >> bobby, who had never tried a case in

seniors on the team, jonathan roberts, brett ringgold and joseph schooling. as they leave those in favor say aye college days behind they'll remember this moment and this team. i would like to con grg late university of texas on these impress i accomplishments and simply say, hook 'em, in god we trust, i yield back. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from florida seek recognition? without objection, the gentlewoman is recognized for one minute. ms. ros-lehtinen: thank you so much, mr. speaker. i rise today to recognize the ninth annual dream makers gala hosted by debbie's dream foundation. on april 21, health care advocates and community leaders from throughout our south florida area will gather together to raise awareness and mobilize efforts to fight stomach cancer. this year's event is especially meaningful to all the staff, volunteers and supporters of debbie's dream foundation. why? because sadly we recently lost debbie zellman. nearly a decade ago debbie was diagnosed with stage four stomach cancer. but rather than give in, s

joseph kennedy ii who served a number of terms in congress along with his cousin patrick. kathleen kennedy townsend was a lieutenant governor of maryland. you have christopher kennedy, son of robertennedy, launching his political career in illinois. >> it would not be possible to write a complete history of modern america without talking about the kennedys and the contribution that they have made. at a comfort inn with a glow taround them, so people watching will be like, "wow, maybe i'll glow too if i book direct at choicehotels.com." who glows? just say, badda book. badda boom. book now at choicehotels.com. if yor crohn's symptoms are holding you back, and your current treatment hasn't worked well enough, it may be time for a change. ask your doctor about entyvio, the only biologic developed and approved just for uc and crohn's. entyvio works at the site of inflammation in the gi tract and is clinically proven to help many patients achieve both symptom relief and remission. infusion and serious allergic reactions can happen during or after treatment. entyvio may increase risk of infection, which can be serious. pml, a rare, serious, potentially fatal brain infection caused by a