my name is leah white, but i am known as leah parks because i still do photography under that name and that's how i earned that. my early life of san francisco, i was born and raised here and i am so proud to be from san francisco. i went to rooftop elementary school, who had an amazing arts program and i'm also committed to diversity. i got into rooftop because of i'm half filipino and half jewish and they needed more filipino students to come to the school so i was able to get into that program. you can imagine what 24th street was like in that time period and i was a having a blast, much to my parents' dismay. eventually it got me sent to an alternative correctional facility in new mexico. i was away for a year and a half in a drug detox program, when i was 17 years old. i came back and i started city college and started studying criminal justice because prior to getting sent away, i was a part of youth moments here . it was called third eye movement. we were committed to fighting against gang violence, the juvenile initiative, where we saw a lot of doingness come out our high schoo

and krng condition political analyst is white house reporter for the washington post. good to have both of you on, leah, starting with you on -- we aren't sure with regard to fiona hill today. if the white house tried blocking her, sondlan from the week past. house democrats issued a subpoena and she is still testifying. do you think democrats are adapting to the white house stonewa stonewalling. >> i think the white house made it clear how they intend to play ball or not play ball last week and in the weeks leading up to this moment. this is not necessarily about misheld testifying or anything like that. making a statement to the white house that we will subpoena, we will get this information by any means possible. we are going to go after the people that worked in the white house, the people that worked around the white house. the people that were involved in this, whether or not these figures are here. the other thing to point out is that -- because she lost her documents at the white house, and i think part of the subpoena is a suggestion on the part of the democrats that we want to pull her here,

leah terrel. great to see you. i haven't seen you in a while. thank you for gracing us with your presence. what do you make of this? white guilt. for many years has written about the phenomenon of white guilt to explain affirmative action. >> it's really ripping us apart. here's the problem. america has come together with the civil rights act, a fair housing act, trillions of dollars in assistance to black, whites, and browns. we even tried a field experiment with affirmative action. we've elected twice a black man to be president of united states. what can the american people do to demonstrate that they did and windley are concerned, they care, and they want to embrace martin luther king's vision of a color-blind society. these people are saying we need to throw all of that out the window and start over with a new neo-segregation. >> looking at the voters and south carolina, the african-american voters in south carolina don't seem as hyper focused on this issue -- the piece is pointing this out to come as white liberals and other enclaves. new england and some places in the midwest. what do you think accounts for that? >> it's

leah student and realized that republicans were losing some ground on this. thingsts were proposing and were there to support women, and she worked closely with the white house to help get more appointments of women in the federal government. announcer: our nations passed on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3 -- our nation's past on american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. >> congressional leaders were at the white house wednesday for a meeting on syria, following the recent withdrawal of u.s. troops in the region. the meeting took place on same day that the house passed a bipartisan resolution opposing the decision by the administration. democratic leaders left the meeting sooner than expected and spoke to reporters about their interactions with the president. u.s. troops from syria. ms. pelosi: thank you. good afternoon, everyone. we were invited to a meeting with the president that comes at a very difficult time for him.

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