my name is kathleen kennedy townsend and as many of you, as does my father and uncle were both killed. i am glad somebody of you research and on guns. this week, five police officers were killed as well as two civilians and debt that all is us to remember both those who were killed as police officers and those who were killed as civilians. >> thank you, your honor. is an enforcement officer and when i thought about what happened this week, what happened in baton rouge, what happened in minnesota, what happened in dallas, it just reminded me that my son could have been all three of those. thei was in orlando when dallas police reported being --u under siege. officer for some peoples in this countryo just my son'sr very presence is a threat. in puto myselft in the, children every day. shoes -- myself in the shoes of wives and husbands and children of law enforcement officers who do the right thing every single day trying to protect us on a regular basis it is vitally important and that we unite as people who understand the conditions in america need to change. bad atves do matter but th

kathleen kennedy and the campaigns and i want to thank all of the platform committee members for their hard work. >> thank you mr. chair, amendment 159 sponsored by maxine waters. the proposed amendment is on page eight, line 24 after the words stopped dead in its tracks every republican effort to weaken it, insert the following. we will ensure that our regulators have the resources and independence that they need to fully enforce the law and hold both individuals and corporations accountable. >> the opponent has one minute. >> i am maxine waters. i am the ranking member of the financial services committee. the republican spend a great deal of time trying to weaken our regulatory agencies. that is why we have dodd frank reform. if you can recall what happened went08 when this country into recession, almost depression, regulatory agencies work not funded, they were supposed to be a lot safety and soundness but they did nothing. they tried to weaken these agencies by underfunding them. sec is our cop on the block. they are concerned about derivatives and banker transparency. you know wha

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in kick, biography poly burn remembers the life of kathleen kennedy, john f kennedy's younger sister. kaitlyn fits describes the relationship between the united states and latin america during the 18th and 19th centuries in our sister republic. craig pittman looks at how florida influences the rest of the united states in "oh, florida". look for the titles this coming week and watch for the authors n coming weeks. >> authorer and documentary filmmaker sebastian junger. his books include "the perfect storm: a true story of men against the sea, fire, a death in belmont, and war," war answered viewer questions and talked about books during our in-depth program. >> host: sebastian junger, how did you end up in jilet, wyoming? >> guest: i graduated college and group outside of boston in a suburb and felt like i was never challenged. i grew up very affluent. and i decided to set off and see my country and hitchhiked across the country. i bought gear and put it in a backpack and all set and prepared. very responsible young man. i set out and wound up in jilette, wyoming which is a tough mini

. >> kathleen kennedy from maryland. i very much in favor of this amendment. we have seen corporate profits at record highs. executives, the top 1% had them very well. but the workers, they have not done well. their wages have not gone up. they are suffering. the federal reserve just had a report recently in which 40% -- 47% of americans cannot put together $400 if they needed to repair a car or a medical emergency. that is not the kind of america we want are the america we dream about. need to earn a much better wage. especially when the working of corporations morning -- earning so much money. this amendment says that earning -- corporations earning a lot should share some of those profits up with the workers in a fair amount. the democratic party can work with labor and heads of corporations in the communities in which they work and say we're going to share with the people who actually do the work. when that happens, the studies have shown that workers do a better job and feel happier about their work and are more effective and innovative. it is better for

i have to actually single out kathleen kennedy as person who got me involved in this pres and we brought it about. so thank you. kourtney, let's go. thank you mr. chair sponsored by maxine waters, on page 8 line9 24, the proposed amendment is on page 8, line 24 after the wordse stop dead in his tracks. every republican effort to weaken it to insert the following.ub we stop republican efforts to hamstring our regulators through budget cuts and we will ensure that our regulators is have the resources and independence they need to fully enforce the law and hold both individual and corporations accountable when they protect rules. please propoangt has one minute. >> i'm maxine waters member ofer congress and ranking member on financial services committee. the republicans spend a great deal of time trying to weaken our regulatory agencies. that is why we have the dot frank reforms. because if you can recall what happened in 2008, when this country went into a recession almost a depression it was because our regulatory agencies were underfunded they were not functioning. they were supposed to

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in kick, biographer paula burns remembers the life of kathleen kennedy, john f. kennedy's younger sister. northwestern university history professor caitlin fitz describes the relationship between the united states and latin america in the 18th and 19th centuries in our sister republics. tampa bay times reporter craig pittman looks at how florida influences the rest of the united states in oh florida. look for these titles in bookstores in the coming weekend watch for authors in the near future on booktv. >> now on booktv we want to introduce you to bill thomas, publisher of doubleday books. what kind of book does doubleday publish? >> approximately 50 books a year, half are nonfiction and half are fiction. we publish a lot of literary novels. on the nonfiction side we publish a lot of history, narrative nonfiction, politics and science. >> host: how long has it been in business? >> guest: 1897. >> host: founded by? >> guest: someone named mister doubleday. >> host: we are previewing the books. what do we have? >> guest: three are of note to your viewers. in august

kathleen kennedy and the campaigns and i want to thank all of the platform committee members for their hard work. >> thank you mr. chair, amendment 159 sponsored by maxine waters. the proposed amendment is on page eight, line 24 after the words stopped dead in its tracks every republican effort to weaken it, insert the following. we will ensure that our regulators have the resources and independence that they need to fully enforce the law and hold both individuals and corporations accountable. >> the opponent has one minute. >> i am maxine waters. i am the ranking member of the financial services committee. the republican spend a great deal of time trying to weaken our regulatory agencies. that is why we have dodd frank reform. if you can recall what happened went08 when this country into recession, almost depression, regulatory agencies work not funded, they weed to bd soundness but they did nothing. they tried to weaken these agencies by underfunding them. sec is our cop on the block. they are concerned about derivatives and banker transparency. you know what they are doing to the cf

kathleen kennedy and the campaigns and i want to thank all of the platform committee members for their hard work. >> thank you mr. chair, amendment 159 sponsored by maxine waters. the proposed amendment is on page eight, line 24 after the words stopped dead in its tracks every republican effort to weaken it, insert the following. we will ensure that our regulators have the resources and independence that they need to fully enforce the law and hold both individuals and corporations accountable. >> the opponent has one minute. >> i am maxine waters. i am the ranking member of the financial services committee. the republican spend a great deal of time trying to weaken our regulatory agencies. that is why we have dodd frank reform. if you can recall what happened went08 when this country into recession, almost depression, regulatory agencies work not funded, they were supposed to be a lot safety and soundness but they did nothing. they tried to weaken these agencies by underfunding them. sec is our cop on the block. they are concerned about derivatives and banker transparency. you know wha

kathleen townsend showed up. her uncle was president john f. kennedy. >> i have run and run and lost and losing is tough and it's hard to pass the baton to the winner, and he did it. and he did it graciously and gracefully and he said this is more important than me, and this is important for the country and he said it to americans and he said it to the people in the audience. >> she also talked why she didn't think donald trump would be a good president. >> i think it would be very unstable, you can't trust what he would do in 5 minutes and 10 minutes, he has gone through bankruptcy after bankruptcy and ripped people off and sued many, many times, you can't trust his word. >> kennedy townsend is a hillary clinton supporter but we found bernie sanders supporters still bitter about clinton clinching the democratic nomination. >> actively i don't support either, i'm a leftist, a liberal. you know, i think if i could pick any candidate that i want to be president, it would still be bernie sanders or jill stein as a third party option. >> i would like to re