yesterday and joining us now from capitol hill is josh holly., thanks for joining us today. >> you bet >> break this down for me. why would a potentially $5 million penalty be a bargain for facebook and what should we put in place for the company if not that >> you know, this is just a slap on the wrist you consider the current law says that $42,000 per penalty should be the going price. this would result in billions and billions and billions. let's not forget that facebook said that it did not collect private user ta ta in fact, it does it said it didn't share it with third parties. in fact, it has. so what need to happen is the ftc needs to get tough they need to name mark zuckerberg if he knew b about what was going on. they need to stop facebook from tracking consumers the way they do they need to stop the data collection that facebook has been using and they need to stop facebook from sharing this data with third parties or among different facebook platforms it's time to get serious here. >> smart senator, it's an issue with facebook, espec

tuesday josh holly at the kings college in new york city, illinois democratic representative lauren underwood speaks in oakland, california. southern district of new york deputy district attorney delivers her marks at boston university law school. we will look back to may, 2009 for comedian of and generous speaking at -- ellen degeneres speaking at tulane university. watch commitment speeches tuesday at 8:00 eastern on c-span. listen on the free c-span radio app. announcer: four years after serving his second term as president, ronald reagan gave the commencement address at the citadel, a military college in charleston, south carolina. he outlined his ideas on the nature of character and what it takes to make good decisions as a leader. [applause] pres. reagan: thank you. thank you.

tonight, josh holly at the kings college in new york city. illinois democratic representative lauren underwood speaks in oakland, california. southern district of new york deputy u.s. attorney delivers remarks at boston university law school. and a look back to 2009, for comedian ellen to generous -- generes.e watch online anytime at c-span.org and on the free radio app. the reviews are in for c-span's "the president's book." st in theo ever-changing reputations of our presidents. journal ofe new york books, it makes it fast, engrossing read. how presidential historians rank the best and worst chief executives, from george washington to barack obama. the life events that shaped our leaders, challenges they faced, and the legacies they have left behind. now available as a hardcover or e-book today at c-span.org/thepresidents or wherever books are sold. >> we continue showing you some of this year's commencement addresses here on c-span. "the baltimore sun" reports that at morgan state university's commencement in baltimore, elijah cummings, wh

. >> and reflecting some of mary lou's sentiment a tweet from josh holly, new freshman senator from missouri, former attorney general, on the committee. tweets this. you want to know why the fbi spied on donald trump and launched a multiyear investigation? it's about donald trump voters, unelected progressive elites he says, in our government, have nothing but contempt for them. total complete contempt. and mary lou talked about the southern border. word today the president requesting $4.5 billion in humanitarian aid for efforts on the border. lachey is next in maryland on the others line. >> caller: good afternoon. how are you doing? >> doing fine, thank you. >> caller: good. now, i'm a democrat, but i vote for the best person, when it's time for elections. america is very broken right now. we don't get along. we've got real issues. we have laws that we need to be following. i'm a citizen, if i break a law, i'm going to get the book thrown at me. we have to hold everyone in politics -- no matter where -- what office -- accountable. we need to stop -- because we don't like what somebody says

. >> reporter: edward markey, vic durbin and josh holly have called for an investigation whether thedevice is violating the children's online privacy protection act, following a complaint by several privacy groups the claim amazon is not only listening to everything your kids are saying to this device but illegally storing that data even after mom or dad tried to delete it. amazon is denying it broke any laws. the company said we have strict measures and protocols to protect their security and privacy and we adhere to children's online privacy protection act. amazon has pointed parents to its privacy policy on its website saying when you set up the echo dot kids addition you are required to give parental consent, trying to cover their bases. jillian: so many parents are angry about this and really concerned. >> reporter: a lot of people talking about this. k says that is why you can't pay me to have any of these devices in my home. ron tweeted this. the echo devices are so pathetic and annoying that i have turned off the devices i have gotten gifts and never use such technology. peop

. >> reporter: edward market, richard blumenthal, dick durbin and josh holly called for an investigation whether the kids device is violating children's online privacy protection act. it follows a complaint filed by several privacy groups the claim amazon is not only listening to everything your kids are saying to this device but illegally storing the data after mom or dad delete it. amazon is denying it is breaking any laws. the company says we have strict measures and protocols to protect their security and privacy and we adhere to children's online privacy protection act. amazon says when you set the kids addition up you are required to give parental consent. heather: they are trying to get off the hook with that but i don't think that will do it. thank you so much. 18 after the top of the hour, joe biden's latest campaign promise, healthcare for everyone, even illegals. >> regardless whether they are documented or and documented we have an obligation to see to their care. heather: social media is lighting up, carly shimkus has that and more. ♪ ♪ we need to take it back in time ♪ most

at things, the inspector general of the doj, barr said he's talking to him as well and senator josh holly who sits on the committee tweeted this. you want to know why the fbi spied, donald trump voters, unelected progressive elites and the government have nothing but contempt for them, to complete contempt. what do democrats do with that? >> a couple things, first, hats off to the president's supporters, most republicans believe the russians didn't even try to metal let alone succeeded every intelligence indicate. there been polls asking republicans do you believe the russians intervened in the answer on the majority of republicans is no, they don't believe it so congratulations. shannon: the majority don't believe the president - >> i'm not going to quibble now. i will be happy to send them after the show. as was collusion it is interesting graham who i have a high regard for, as you said, mueller specifically said we are not looking at collusion, that's not a legal term, we are looking at coordination and trump got off on a technicality in this campaign. the reality was the people of th

here's republican senator josh holly. >> what i want to know is what led to the president of the unitedelected leader of the country, having a counter intelligence investigation opened against him by the fbi, treated like a spy by the fbi. we've had a time in this country when the f trie the fbi tried te country. i don't want to go back to that time in our history. >> reporter: jerry nadler, chairman of the house judiciary committee tweeted this i note with interest a.g. barr's senate testimony, writing, question, did bob mueller support your conclusion? answer from barr, i don't know whether bob mueller supported by conclusion. now it appears that mueller objected in 3/27 letter. hearing gets underway in just a couple hours here in d.c. and one can imagine this letter is going to come up. lauren and cheryl. lauren: thank you, leland, very much. we can absolutely imagine that that that will happen. let's get to this news. we're getting a glimpse of barr's prepared testimony. this is his opening statement, released overnight. the special counsel completed this investigation as he saw fit

richard blumenthal and josh holly are calling on the ftc to increase the rumored $5 billion fine against facebook, they call that amount a bargain for a company that made $15 billion last quarter. facebook is currently negotiating with regulators on it's fine for privacy violations.>>> instagram is not fact checking your post, the institute reports instagram will use facebook fact checking system to find content that has already been flagged on facebook. the post will then be hidden, making them more difficult to find, the move follows facebook decision to ban several far right and anti-semitic figures from its site.>>> new information about a girl who has gone missing, police now say they have a person of interest.>>> california gets a passing grade infrastructure but just barely. coming up we are going to speak with an expert behind the study that looks at roads, bridges and levees across our state. you know when you're at ross and you find that perfect spring dress at that "oh, yeah" price? yes! that's yes for less. score the latest spring dresses at 20% to 60% off department store pr

. >> sean: josh holly exposing the real corruption scandal inside sadly the highest levels of our governmentining us with more reaction to date the senate hearing, missouri senator josh hawley, karl rove, great column on this by the way, senator, sorry i called you josh, disrespectful, maybury -- i'm a professional. >> karl: sure you can. >> sean: in all seriousness i want to know if you agree with my conclusion. that lindsey graham will clear. not changing the mind. karl rove wrote about this today. in these other issues are now in full investigative mode. do you agree with that conclusion of my? >> karl: absolutely. that is absolutely right. the attorney general could not be more clear. the mueller report lisa's false narrative of collusion and coordination, conspiracy. to us, there was none of that stuff, no obstruction. what we need to find out now, sean how did we get here? how do we get to the place the fbi treating the president of the united states as a spy? they elected president? i will tell you why, because of contempt. people like peter strzok a top official of the fbi at the tim

that's from josh holly from missouri. this is from elizabeth warren. she's not on the committee, but obviously she's running for president. the attorney general is a disgrace, and his alarming efforts to sprez the mueller report show that he's not a credible head of federal law enforcement. he should resign. and based on the actual facts in the mueller report, congress should begin impeachment proceedings against the president. what do you think? let's hear first from brian here in seattle, washington. democrats line. >> caller: hi, yeah. i just think there's a lot of division in politics right now, and quite disappointingly, president trump is -- like, heck get away with anything right now. it just seems like all the politicians are just asking questions that are going to make themselves look good. the democrats and republicans alike are guilty of this. it's just disappointing. a lot of the stuff i'm hearing, like earlier i heard a person that said, you know, impeachment is not what the country wants. well, perhaps that's true, but congress never vote

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holly: how much staff? michael: 200 marines that were there full-time. -- that work there full-time. josh, you are there any for i.t. roles. you were his deputy chief of staff for president bush, then you were chief of staff, which got you there. >> i never got invited as budget director. [laughter] nobody wants the budget director. holly: when you were chief of staff, part of your role was helping to host and entertain these foreign delegations. tell us about that role. >> first, thanks for the privilege of being here. it's a special privilege to be with reverend stan fournier and his wife, who, just listening to his voice a few minutes ago, it brought back the same comfort that i think reverend fournier brought to all of us on a regular basis with his sunday sermons. it's not even my faith, and i always look forward to going to chapel, to hear him speak. it's not just about the president. it's not just about the visiting prime minister. there is typically a whole delegation that comes with. as important as the opportunity that camp david provided, for building a warm, personal relations