let's talk about it with former trump deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland, author of "revolutione people," which i e have read and i thought was excellent, kt, thanks very much. you know, as you know, i have long argued that flynn was falsely accused and wrongfully prosecuted. and now newly discovered evidence shows it. the exculpatory evidence that he was innocent was hidden from the defense, class you can prosecutorial misconduct. isn't that the reason the doj decided, hey, we've got to drop this case against flynn? it was wrong to given with in -- to begin with? >> not only that, and you've done just ground breaking reporting on this, gregg, from the have the beginning. it wasn't only there was no crime committed, but when the fbi came after hum knowing that this was no crime there, what they threed to do was what thaw tried to do with me. they tricked him. they try to get you confused and try to get you to say something a little bit wrong like i can't remember if in that conversation we talked about this or it was the next day, or and they can jump up and say, well, you shoul

elizabeth: kt mcfarland. will you come back soon? >> i hope so. it's a good story, liz. right on it. elizabeth: we'll have you back. we'll stay on it. thank you, kt, so much. look at this story, spacex celebrating the newest successful launch, the falcon 9 rocket carrying satellites for the north and south poles. they blasted into space overnight. this is the first polar orbit launch from florida in decades. now the launch did catch some people off-guard. people who live nearby they were startled by a sonic boom. that noise was caused by the rocket booster landing on the launchpad. that is different type of news. >>> up next, director of intelligence john ratcliffe telling maria bartiromo more declassified documents are coming that could impact the criminal investigation of trump-russia probe, defending his hitting pause button on individual security briefings for congress, blaming congress for leaking classified information to the media for political purposes. this is a hot button story. we're on it. stay right there. ♪ when you think of a bank, you think of people in a

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first up from the past february on author-interview program after words, kt mcfarland, former deputy security adviser recalls her time working for the president. >> trump understood if you rebuild the american economy to make it the strongest economy in the world you have a lot of leverage. as you get off of middle east oil and m

let's bring in kt mcfarland, former deputy national security advisor for president trump, author of "nd we the people." kt, great to see you. you say it is now or never to stand up to china. what can we expect to come out of these talks if anything. >> let me answer that in two parts, ashley and thank you for promoting my book. i talk about a lot of this in my book. i talked about how we put china first for decades and now president trump is putting america first. he treated china differently before the pandemic and now after, he is the first president whod into you have to deal with china from a position of strength, not a position of weakness. when you talk about the tariffs which are on the agenda for this weekend. so the chinese had tariffs up to here on our goods and our tariffs on the chinese goods were here. the tariff war was really trump coming up here, okay, now we have equal tariffs. let's get the tariffs back down so it is reciprocal. so their conversation will be about three things. first, it will be about the phase one trade deal, that the united states and china agreed

first up from the past february on author-interview program after words, kt mcfarland, former deputy security adviser recalls her time working for the president. >> trump understood if you rebuild the american economy to make it the strongest economy in the world you have a lot of leverage. as you get off of middle east oil and make america energy independent you have a lot of leverage in the energy world and we also because we are the recipients, if he could get us off middle east energy, he could get off trade wars to negotiate agreements with china, with japan, with south korea, i think they'll be one with britain soon, mÉxico and canada, so put the united states in a far better position, have much more leverage and then start negotiating and so i mean my add violation to him is now that you have china, you have one mÉxico and canada and you will probably get one with the brits at the end of the year we have trading block where we can go to china, a lot of us have the same complaints about the chinese and we could go as block and demand a new deal. we don't want to keep you down b

former deputy national security adviser kt mcfarland is going to shine the light on that.t story is coming up. also former nypd lieutenant darren forcher, he's going to go straight to the videos showing how democrats and the media are flat out wrong to say rioting has dialed back in portland. riots are still going strong on their 65th day as portland puts a fine on the federal government for putting a fence around the federal courthouse without a permit? that fight coming up. also house speaker city pelosi getting criticized for showcasing how critics say the democrat party has devolved into a party of intolerant bullies who shut down debate when shown the facts. pelosi -- out backfired. she tried to bull lu anchor judy woodruff this week. social media and media critics not having it. republican strategist ford o'connell takes on the pelosi highlight reel. this is not the first time she's said disturbing things x. this drum beat again, is it time for pelosi to go, that she is the symbol of the democrat part becoming less and less tolerant and more and more bullying? thanks

beginning with kt mcfarland and her book revolution. and author and award winning historian, doris kearnes goodwin, starting with her book, "no ordinary time", on c-span2, the presidents available in paper book, hard cover and e-book, from public affairs. the presents biographies of every president and inspired by conversation was noted historians about the leadership skills that makes for a successful presidency. in this presidential election year as americans decide who should lead our country, this collection offers perspectives into the lives and events that forged each president's leadership style. to learn more about all of our presidents and the book's featured historian visit c-span.org/the presidents, available in paper book, hard cover and e-books, wherever books are sold. >> and now a conversation with boston college history professor heather cox richardson who discusses ideologies in the south and the american west after the civil war. war. >> welcome to this virtual event with historian heather

so kt mcfarland, it's been a pleasure. >> guest: it's been an honor, thank you so much. >> host: thankyou. >> tonight on the communicators. >> texas republican congressman will herd talks about cyber issues facing u.s. and why he thinks that china wants to surpass the united states as a super powerments by 2049, they want to surpass the united states of america as the sole super power in the world? why 2049? that's 100 years of communist rule in mainland china and the way they're going to surpass the united states as the in the world is by being a leader in future technology, ai, quantum, 5g and that's why they've been stealing intellectual property. that's why they've been bullying other countries in order to buy their products, and that's why they're trying to be a leader in the technology. >> congressman will hurd tonight at 8 eastern on the communicators on c-span2. week nights this month we're featuring book tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span2. tonight beginning at 8:30 eastern, black lives matter co-founder alicia garza discusses organizing and b

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