levin: that is a good point. we only have a few minutes left. -- i hateu think historians trying to predict anything. is what we are seeing now going to continue? current pace, right? what do you see happening? monument avenue is going to be gone -- apart from the arthur ashe statute, at the end of summer? dr. green: i think it will continue and i think it will continue with a couple more years and then slow back down. five years for an historian's short. short i am ats 120 removed. 25 of a whole list of columbus and a whole bunch of people who promised to remove it. that will be another 40. i think these next three years, we will see a lot more. and then it will slow down. for me, my concern is, especially on my campus, the university of alabama apologized for slavery. it. gave a marker to 2006 2 it.006 to remove the that we marker. the moving and adding new is easy. if you do not use that as a starting point, it will not do much in the long run. i see a lot of the ones at courthouses are coming down. hopefully,

levin: the map of resistance. dr. green: one of the things you also get through this is that african-americans admit that all of this struggle, always rejected those monuments. even when they didn't have a political say anymore, you see even in north carolina, from the county official complaints saying if another person vandalize is this thing in the early 1890's 1900s we will lynch them. they are using that language. creative ways of showing they resist. in their own communities they are putting out another civil war memory. terror.alk in we have our own memories. now it is not safe enough for us to talk about openly because of the conditions where the monuments came up. the violence of winching and complacency with the monuments and forced silences also there because a lot of people did not want to speak up? there was not a climate where people could speak up. mr. levin: right from the beginning, one of the things people need to understand is that african-americans, for example, it is not as if these monuments are r

i am mark levin. this is "life liberty, & levin". have a great guest, you mayle have heard of him before, hiss name is sean hannity, one of my best, closest, longtime friends. >> sean: it is mutual. there is a reason that i call you the great one. >> mark: this is a very important program. i've known you a long time. we talk a lotra about what is going on in this country. we talk about the virus. we talk about the riots, we talk about the language that some of these democrats are using and how they are encouraging the violence.he we talk about impeachment and the coup effort against the president of the united states who from day one really never had a chance with the media andd the opposition, and we worry about the future of this country. we have known each other 25 years? >> sean: probably.y. 25, 26 years. >> mark: and we have never been more concerned in our lives like our audience is. your book is called "live free or die, america and the world on the brink." you have not written a book in ten years. >> sean: i have not. >> mark

i salute mike levin for his leadership on this very important area. his election to congress took us way down the path in this fight. hank you, mr. levin. it takes action that scientists, researchers and experts tell us this is needed. by launching the research and development to launch a clean energy revolution and reduce pollution in our communities. making bold down payment for future climate action by modernizing america's energy innovation infrastructure. superpollutants which experts believe that the world can take to reduce global warming. putting our country on a path no later than 2050 and protecting

hillary green and kevin levin for joining us for today's conversations. the two of you were terrific. what an informative conversation, what an enlightening conversation, and you've also given everyone i think -- hopefully you've given them some travel plans to go see some of these monuments, to go see some of the places where these monuments were that were rightfully. >> the public will get several chances to pay tribute to justice ruth bader ginsburg. people are invited to a viewing at the supreme court today from 11:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. eastern and again thursday from 9:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. eastern. friday justice ginsburg becomes the first woman to lie in state at the u.s. capitol. however, view sg by invitation only. >> weeknights this month we're featuring american history tv programs as a preview of what's available every weekend on c-span 3. tonight a look at thomas jefferson. we feature bill barker, the resident thomas jefferson interpreter at monticello and discusses the lexington and concord battles and the decision by the 13 colonies to brea

levine.todayport was released saying that studies have failed to increase the number of men and women in their workforce. 45%n employees represented and 46%. that is compared to 58% in the private sector. to make matters worse, reports show female employees at those from 2011 toned 2018. how are you holding managers accountable? yourmplementation of diversity and inclusion policies to promote more women and ?inorities in your workforce does your agency utilize performance metrics pay or other metrics to increase accountability for your management team? >> ms. levine. >> [indiscernible] in addition to that, we require that they develop a strategy. them.mine that is on an annual basis. >> more work needs to be done. it is key to recruit more women and minorities in these lower-level positions, as they are then better position to get them through the door, to be promoted and considered for future senior management additions, like board membership. i want to know, dv child and get private entitie

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don't miss mark levin today, 9:25.pecially on an issue like this. tune in. don't miss it. we'll move on with the vacancy left by the passing of justice ruth bader ginsburg what could happen if the 2020 election ended up in the hands of the supreme court? our next guest was in florida for the bush v. gore recount tis dispute in 2000. a recount was ultimately thrown out by the supreme court. will: here with the political implications brad blakeman, former deputy assistant to president george w. bush and an advisor to the bush-cheney campaign. thank you for being with us, brad. >> pleasure. will: let's set this up. this is a potential catastrophe. if there is not a presidential nomination to the supreme court before the election and one that takes place essentially before the legislation results come in, we're set up for a four-four court that could potentially be passed with deciding the election, is that right? >> absolutely. let me quote chuck schumer. i don't often do that, in 2016 he said, every day that goes by wher

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we need the truth.ed the great one mark levin is next. stay tuned.e's fired up. ♪ >> sean: all right, >> sean: the hate trump media mob pulling out allhe the stopsn order to take out president trump. basically everything they've been doing for four and a half, five years now. joining us for a reaction, the author of this huge number one "new york times" best seller, "unfreedom of the press," also hosts sunday night "life, liberty, and live in." out of an election. i can make the case donald trump will win. going to hold his base, the enthusiasm gap is massive. we've got a candidate -- let's be, seems like he needs to nap and a hot cocoa every day. can barely campaign. but i alwaysor worry. >> here is the word that scares the hell out of democrats and the media. it's called "vaccine." here's the thing. the president of the united states and his administration are close to getting a vaccine. so they bring out dr. kamala harris and sheha says, i'm not taking the vaccine. i could give a damn if she takes the vaccine or not. they don't want that vaccine b

♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. the secretary of state mike pompeo. how are you sir. >> i'm great. thanks for having me on. >> thanks for inviting us. we needed a bigger room. >> it's beautiful. it's a beautiful place. i have the privilege to meet with foreign dignitaries who come here and show them real american glory in a special space. the american people have been most generous. this looks glorious people walk away understanding america is pretty special. mark: it's fantastic. i want to start off this way, what is the trump foreign policy and how is it different from biden foreign policy? >> that's a central question. we been working on this for three and half years. the power to get to the core of what president trump thanks about the world he comes back to how he campaigned. he campaigned on america first making sure we had our ground here in the united states and there's prosperity and security for the american people. he made sure we have basic human rights. when we do those things, we do them well it goes t

this is life, liberty and levin.f the areas donald trump is making headway in the selection is in an area where the democrats and left never expected and that is the minority community. in the hispanic community and black community and asian community and so forth. they won't talk about it. instead they tried to smear him as a racist and an anti-semite. i think they do that because they appear the poll numbers would show him as making strides in these various communities. one of them i feel is in the african-american community. the president has reached out to this community during his first term as president in a number of ways, whether it's historically black colleges, a permanent funding stream, whether it's enterprise zones or school choice, we could go on and on and in four years i would argue he's done more than obama and biden did in eight years and more than clinton and gore did. the democrats are good at talking about what they're going to do for various communities and yet they never produce. i'm very excit

levin. thank you. >> thank you. how are you doing? >> i'm doing well thank you. we have a pretty hot topic to talk about in short period of time. the topic of civil war memory and confederate monuments and memorials, which is in the news over the past few weeks. i thought we would start with the big picture. the two of us, we have spent a lot of time over the years thinking about this subject and writing about it. we have been thinking 24/7 about it. we have probably been dreaming about it. we are aware of that or we are not. i assume for most people, they are coming out this fresh. they're watching the news, they are reading on social media and they are probably grappling with what it is that is going on. how do we begin to make sense of it? i thought we would start with the big picture and then try to focus in on some topics. i am wondering, for that individual, the person who is coming out this topic fresh, and is trying to make sense of it, where do we start in terms of trying to come to terms with this civil war landscape, monument landscape, specifically co

katcatkat and tie ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. huge subject were going to discuss tonight for the full hour. the democrat party is not really a national party. what the democrat party does is break down by race, religion, sex and what kind of you like and it's the old fdr method of cobbling various communities based on physical distinctions and economical distinctions and to build the majority that way and we can see the democrats have never stopped and joe biden is doing this in a big way. they are targeting the suburbs of america. they are targeting the suburbs of america. they talk about the white women in the suburbs with college degrees and they feel like they're going to win that vote and if they win that vote to win the presidency. how do i know that question because i read it in the newspaper and anyone in the newspaper must be true, but it is true and so they feel that this is the week of the trump campaign. i want to focus on this for a moment and i want to start this way. if you read an analysis by cbs news in 2016 that

. : : ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. a great guest attorney general bill barr. how are you. >> good. good to be here. >> here's what i promise. we will have a discussion and when i ask you a question you'll have time to answer because i won't reclaim my time. we have a lot to cover but i want to start with the house judiciary committee. we had some very difficult hearings from time to time. i've never seen anything like this before. obviously was correlated, the goal was to have you up there to try to teac treat you like a piÑata. absolutely disrespectful. what were you thinking of this and what you make of this. you been attorney general twice. >> i think they were afraid to have me speak so they decided to burn up all the time and not give me an end so i quickly got onto the tactic. mark: and what do you make of the change of the whole nature of hearings now? they accuse you of being a murderer, a terrorist, i was getting nervous that somebody might grab a molotov cocktail from behind the table and throw it at you. wha

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well i'm glad merkel speaking here in live alongside the swedish prime minister stefan levin briefly touching on alexina valmy and saying that how germany would respond to russia depended on russia right now and how it responds to those allegations that came out on wednesday as it stands moscow is far from happy with berlin at the moment in the way that that announcement on wednesday was made what we've heard from the head of the fact that a press conference was called before the russian ambassador had been summoned to the foreign office before. being told that this was going to be this announcement was going to be made. of the russian ambassador said that once he was summoned to the the foreign ministry he wasn't given any facts about the allegations being made now the kremlin spokesperson to me to the press golf has said on thursday essentially they can't comment on what they haven't seen in relation to the the evidence to back up the claims that alexei navalny was poisoned using a novacek nerve agent while the foreign ministry in moscow has accused berlin of what it called make a

. ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ ♪ hello america i'm mark levin. this is life, liberty and levin. mr.t's an honor to see you. thank you for taking the time. let me tell you i'm not going to do. i'm not promoting any of these books, i'm not looking for headlines, and honest to god interview where you can provide information to the markham people and differentiate yourself from your opponent and it may shock the american people to know there's actually two candidates in this race. press covers you but they don't much covered joe biden very much. i want to start with the vaccin vaccine. i'm watching the news coverage and for some reason the media and the democrats are very hostile to the vaccine. they are very hostile to the vaccine coming out quickly. they are trying to politicize this. the nine ceos of these pharmaceutical companies including pfizer said were not cutting corners, we are following the science. why is there such hostility from the democrat party, from my first active in the media, about getting a vaccine and record time. >> they want to denigrate it. this started about t

levin, for minutes. mr. levin: mr. speaker, i rise today to celebrate camp pendleton's 78th anniversary. in 1942, the marine corps began new base north a of camp elliott in san diego. ninth was ready, the marine regiment marched north from camp elliott to the new former rancho santo margarita. on september 25, 1942, president franklin rosevelt named the base worldendleton in honor of war i major general joseph h. pendleton. key amphibious training base, it's crucial to the marine corps in advancing and the readiness of operations forces. since world war ii, camp endleton has served as a major training base used by marines forces before deploying into combat and i am proud of the they have played in defending our country. fter the horrific attacks on september 11, camp pendleton provided crucial training to the national guard units and allied forces who deployed to iraq and afghanistan. pendleton isn't just a military base. our a vital part of community throughout the 49th district. the military families and eterans who

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joining me now, jake levine, former energy and climate aide to president obama.first to what california governor gavin newsom says about why climate change is wreaking havs ining havoc on hi. >> this is climate change, america fast forward. the hots are getting hotter, the welts are getting wetter. as a consequence of historic droughts, historic heat and historic lightning strikes, this is what you get. >> can you elaborate on this and tell us why these fires seem to grow in their frosty and level of damage every year? >> sure. thank you for having me. so -- mismanagement by -- own administration's -- what we are experiencing now. >> hey, jake. i got to stop you. we want to hear everything you're saying and we're having a tough time. we are going to go to break and try to fix that. we'll be right back. looks like they picked the wrong getaway driver. they're going to be paying for this for a long time. they will, but with accident forgiveness allstate won't raise your rates just because of an accident, even if it's your fault. cut! sonny. was that good? line! the

but obviously levin and needs a lot more money for.the long term revival of the economy and that i think is damp is now going to be down to the performance if you like of this- political elites in lebanon that isn't palace still today and did not comment within you- promised to designate- he played a part in that his appointment. it seems- reconstruction-- after the massive explosion the end of the year was to the point where it is clearly one of the full things that micron outlined a jury casasey's compass tells about this full things american says of the p priorities. yes te for immediate priorities that he identified in this meeting with- his. colleagues reliever the political facts in in- lebanon's- parliament or the heads of the factions. would is health so that is obviously the- the health of- the survivors but more broadly at those he'd been kind of put in a more fragile position through home being now being homeless and of course the one would much of the corona viruses will that was mentioned say health is actually quite a bru

levine and ms. mccray.[inaudible] >> would you also say that your training and the work you do with omwi has been value enhanced? yes or no. >> yes, it has. >> yes. >> yes. >> okay. thank you i yield back my time is up. now i recognize the distinguished gentleman from ohio, congressman gonzales, for five minutes for questions. >> thank you chairwoman beatty and thank you to the second panel for being a part of today's hearing. i have susan questions i'll just try to run through cooking because i know are tightly sure i'm i'm going to start with ms. cole as though the so many challenges throughout the past six months how has the treasury department maintained a focus on promoting diversity inclusion throughout the pandemic? >> well, initially certainly after the killing of george floyd we knew that there was a lot of drama within the nation, and among our employees. we know that individuals don't leave that pain, that confusion, that anger at the door when they come to work. so we knew it was important for u

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based in afghanistan and the ruling taliban with blamed for shielding them but it wasn't until may 20 levin that the some of bin laden the mastermind behind those attacks was eventually killed in pakistan. it was in june that year that time made cause i who was president of afghanistan at the time confirmed secret talks between the u.s. led taliban had taken place but they later collapsed. in 2014 most foreign troops were withdrawn a resurgent and ruthless taliban quickly filled the vacuum. retaking territory. and mounting more attacks. in july 28th in the us held direct talks with taliban representatives in doha further rounds followed. now there was hope a peace deal can be agreed between afghans themselves. even if the price is meant freeing taliban prisoners like these. and we're joined now by journalist allie latif a who's in kabul hello to you always so what can we expect from the talks between the taliban and the afghan government officials. it's hard to know exactly what they're going to speak about we do know that you know that the taliban have taken it very seriously actually chan

see you next time on "life, liberty & levin." p ♪ .ee you next time on "life, liberty & levin." ♪ >> laura: i am laura ingraham and this is a special edition of "the ingraham angle." summer of chaos and unnecessarily lock pounds and blue states didn't just wreck the economy for those states and put millions out of work, they provided the kindling wood about what would be a highly combustible summer. george floyd's tragic death at the hands of minneapolis policer officers was the spark that set it all ablaze. and for days after late to make him, protests, riots, ripped the city. hundreds of businesses were damaged or destroyed and a police precinct was abandoned and burned. and the weeks that followed, the violent spread to other major american cities. and we think it is really important tonight to document it all. i in d.c., vandals set historic st. john's church right across the street from the white house on fire. in new york, the city's iconic fifth avenue was completely trashed. and in st. louis, summer police captain david dorn wa

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joining us now is ezra levin, co-executive director of indivisible.hanks for being here tonight. >> great to be here tonight. >> so we've been talking tonight with a couple of democratic senators and others about what tactics are available to the democrats to try to stop trump from putting a nominee on the court before the election. those are washington-centric questions. should we see this as a washington-centric fight, or is this one of those fights that's going to happen all over the country? >> yeah, the sad fact of the matter is that mitch mcconnell and the republicans have the power to appoint a new justice, to confirm a new justice. they can indeed do that. but remember as you just covered, they had the power back in 2017 to repeal the affordable care act. the reason why they didn't do that was because people showed up like you said. all throughout the country to tell their individual senators, represent me. that's what's got to happen right now. look, there have been 200,000 deaths from covid, and mitch mcconnell now, after doing nothing for m

this is life, liberty and levin.eadway in the selection is in an area where the democrats and left never expected and that is the minority community. in the hispanic community and black community and asian community and so forth. they won't talk about it. instead they tried to smear him as a racist and an anti-semite. i think they do that because they appear

levin of california. the speaker pro tempore: the question is on the amendment amendment en bloc offered by the gentleman from california. members will record their votes by electronic device. members. [captioning made possible by the national captioning institute, inc., in cooperation with the united states house of representatives. coverage of the house proceedings for political or commercial purposes is expressly prohibited by the u.s. house of epresentatives.] the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman rom california seek recognition? thank you, mr. speaker. as the member designated by mr. pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. huffman will vote amendmentsen bloc -- en bloc number 4. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentlewoman from california seek recognition? mr. speaker, as the member designated by mr. desauliner, pursuant to house resolution 965, i inform the house that mr. desauliner will yes on the amendmenting en bloc number 4. the spea