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really don't have any ideas you know we live more than ever before we live in a two party system lewis black said it best the republicans have bad ideas the democrats have no ideas so when you have no absolutely no ideas and when you have this president that's kind of a knee jerk reactionary you know that says you know some outrageous things sometimes what else can you do but then get in get into the match yourself and gauge in the hyper partisan click bait culture that were a part of and try to run with it and hope that maybe you beat a republican or two and twenty the third priority of the democratic party is winning their first priority making sure progressive policies don't happen their second priority which those two things kind of go hand in hand is pleasing their donors their third priority maybe beating a republican or two but engaging in just partisan bickering you're getting all three of those things accomplished while you get in those top two things accomplished any ads that third one maybe maybe not so rep a recipe for a disaster ok. reflect upon the fact that recently over the l

really don't have any ideas you know we live more than ever before we live in a two party system lewis black said it best the republicans have bad ideas the democrats have no ideas so when you have a absolutely no ideas and when you have this president that's kind of a knee jerk reactionary you know that says you know some outrageous things sometimes what else can you do but then get in get into the match yourself and gauge in the hyper partisan click bait culture that were a part of and try to run with it and hope that maybe you beat a republican or two and twenty the third priority of the democratic party is winning their first priority making sure progressive policies don't happen their second priority which those two things kind of go hand in hand is pleasing their donors their third priority maybe beating a republican or two but engaging in just partisan bickering you're getting all three of those things accomplished while you get in those top two things accomplished any ads at third want to maybe maybe not so rep a recipe for disaster ok. reflect upon the fact that recently over the la

really don't have any idea you know we live more than ever before we live in a two party system lewis black said it best the republicans have bad ideas the democrats have no ideas so when you have a absolutely no ideas and when you have this president that's kind of a knee jerk reactionary you know that says you know some outrageous things sometimes what else can you do but then get in get into the match yourself and gauge in the hyper partisan click bait culture that were a part of and try to run with it and hope that maybe you beat a republican or two and twenty the third priority of the democratic party is winning their first priority making sure progressive policies don't happen their second priority which those two things kind of go hand in hand is pleasing their donors their third priority maybe beating a republican or two but engaging in just partisan bickering you're getting all three of those things accomplished while you get in those top two things accomplished any ads that third one maybe maybe not so rep a recipe for disaster ok. reflect upon the fact that recently over the last

i have the support of congressman john lewis, the congressional black caucus, the congressional hispanicaucus. not because that matters, but because it says something about me and the ability to work with other members of congress. mr. braude: thank you for your time, appreciate you both being here. >> tonight at 8:00 p.m. on c-span. two senators at the senate finance committee on paid family leave. >> we've been exploring on how parents can elect to receive paid benefit through social security. would defer collection of the social security upon retirement. we are working through, but i'm hopeful we can craft a policy that will benefit the most families and those who need it the most. >> the family act is really affordable. it is about the cost of a cup of coffee a week for you and your employer. ,wo dollars a week on average that is not a great deal of money to know if your mother is dying, you can be by her side or if you have a new infant or a special needs child, you can be there. >> on friday at 8:00 p.m., new york times white house correspondent maggie haberman talks about covering

i have the support of congressman john lewis, the congressional black caucus, the hispanic caucus. not because that matters, but because it says something about me and the ability to work with other members of congress. mr. braude: thank you for your time, appreciate you both being here. c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. thursday morning, marcus mcallister on reducing inner-city violence in chicago and other cities by using methods associated with disease control. then the manhattan institute's rafael continues our discussion on gun violence and potential solutions to stop it. be sure to watch washington journal live at 7:00 a.m. eastern thursday morning. join the discussion. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2018] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] announcer: saturday morning, book tv is live at the mississippi book festival for the fourth annual literary lawn party at the state capitol in jackson with discuss

i have the support of congressman john lewis, the congressional black caucus, the hispanic caucus. not because that matters, but because it says something about me and the ability to work with other members of congress. mr. braude: thank you for your time, appreciate you both being here. retiredr: tonight, marine corps lieutenant on gender bias in the military is interviewed by new york times reporter on south. south. >> how does this percent -- affect the perception of her. ? corps doesthe marine not want to change what happens at the foundational level, and because everything is so segregated and stereotyped, they speed into the perception that women can't, because they are women. the lack of respect toward men and women in the marines is legendary. hear male recruits that happened to be slower that they are women. it becomes normal to say derogatory things toward women. haveis the dilemma women in the marine corps when they graduate from boot camp. announcer: watch afterwards, tonight at 9:00 eastern on c-span two's book tv. now, the director of the central and american politics

i have the support of congressman john lewis, the congressional black caucus, the hispanic caucus. not because that matters, but because it says something about me and the a announcer: here are some of the events we are covering thursday on c-span. the helmet security subcommittee holds a hearing on efforts to prevent human trafficking. c-span2 has live coverage of the senate as they consider the judicial nomination to the fourth second -- circuit court of appeals. on c-span3 members of the fcc test for before the senate congress committee -- commerce committee. >> thursday at 8:00 p.m. on at the senaters finance committee hearing on paid family leave. >> we have been exploring how new parents could elect to receive a paid leave benefit through social security. in return, participants would defer the collection of their social security benefits upon retirement. we are still working through the complexities. i am hopeful we can craft a policy that will benefit most families and those who needed the most. >> the family act is really affordable. it is about the cost of a cup of coffee

after union after union teachers and nurses and i have the support of congressman john lewis and the congressional black caucus not because that matters but it says something about me with the ability to work with other members of congress. >> thank you for your time. . . . . >> so adam bellow, let's get the elephant out of the room. you have a very famous last name. who is your

and you couldn't watch joe lewis fight because the champion had black skin. he disprooived the theory of supremacy -- disproved his theory of supremacy. albert ionstein disproved -- einstein disproved the theory and he was nonarian and had toleave. his mind was dedicated to the search for truth and nazi having sold a lie were most afraid of truth. church was one force in germany strong enough to proclaim the truth in public. >> no doubt it's possible that we christians are in a grave battle. against us stands a faith out of blood. the battle signals range from cool repudiation to hate filled causes. weapons are used that centuries have dulled. the aim of this battle is to dislodge christianity from our fatherland. >> this catholic priest was arrested the following day on charges of immorality. the protestant church tried to fight for truth. >> he who desires liberty to for himself cannot denow others unless he lose what he gains. this is the great lesson the world can learn from germany. >> the nazis put hip in a crones station -- concentration camp there wer

i have the support of congressman john lewis, the come but -- congressional black caucus. that because it matters but because it's a something about me and the way -- my ability to work with other members of congress. host: i appreciate you both being here. >> tonight, on afterwards. lieutenant colonel on gender bias in the military. she is interviewed by military leader times reporter todd south. >> if the feel mail marine is not really -- female marine is not cater to or not paid attention to is a quality marine going into boot camp and not held to the same standard going out of boot camp, how does that affect your perception? becauseroblem is that the marine corps does not want to change what >> over the years that has evolved. you can wear as an african-american woman where different hairstyles. that has been a social issue because some people in the corporate world still cannot wear certain hairstyles or where -- where natural. so i military still is a leader in that area. i work at the pentagon and any time that you get a chance to be in washington i encourage you to

identified as criminals i don't think it was shocking to the folks at home were black and latino vote and could. representative john lewis who literally marched for quality graceful equality. recognition facial recognition a right to use the ok even even the software couldn't even even even in a color official intelligence situation and the human intelligence that was giving said if they're black and mighty now they're probably a higher chance that they look congress is now. doing this for the congress to suddenly step up of course and say oh what a patient rest recognition might be bad oh we're targeted we're compare and we're mistaken for criminals which given our congress i can't really fault facial recognition for failing in that i don't think it's mail that i think exactly what it does really that i sort of lawmakers actually wrote a letter to amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos it was basically addressing the ineffectiveness of the technology and they've asked to come in to provide a list of government agencies using recognition with specific emphasis on law enforcement bodies and. elegans branch is now back the congress does

as criminals i don't think that we shot them to the folks at home were black and latino voters and could. representative john lewis who literally marched for quality rifle equality. recognition facial recognition. that usually ok even even the the software couldn't even even even in a color official intelligence situation and the human intelligence that was giving said if they're black and latino they're probably a higher chance that they're. now. doing this for the congress to suddenly step up of course and say oh what a patient recognition might be bad oh if we're targeted we're compare and we're mistaken for criminals which given our congress i can't really fault facial recognition for failing in that i don't think if you failed i think you did exactly what it does really that was sort of my lawmakers actually wrote a letter to amazon c.e.o. jeff bezos it was basically addressing the ineffectiveness of the technology and they've asked to come in to provide a list of government agencies using recognition with specific emphasis on law enforcement bodies and intelligence branches now back to congress doesn't know

franklin was ready to pay for her release, black will beill be free, she said, i know you got to disturb the peace when you can't get no peace. civil rhts icon john lewisemembers her support. out.e did her best to help she just wanted to make the movement a♪uccess. ♪ >> reporter: the voice bookending a turbulent history, singing at the memorial for martin luther king jr.,he funeral for rosa parks. ♪ thank you for her quietnger quiet st ♪ >> reporter: later performing at the inauguration of the first african-american president. >> she wasn't just a singer, she tis an active human being who was a ppant in the dramas of her time. >> what a live, what a voice. unbelievable. >> an icon. >>> time right now a is 10:13, we take a live look at the front lawn in northst c., a bit of lawn in northst c., a bit of a breeze as your home becomes more connected... shouldn't your internet keep up? it's time for fios. because fiber optics move crazy amounts of data at even crazier speeds. and fios is the 100% fiber-optic network, so you can get phenomenal capacity for your tech. we'll even help you get another device to put it to the test. right now, get $200 toward a r

black people will be free she said. i know you got to disturb the peace when peace.n't get no civil rights icon john lewis remembers herid her best to help out. they just wanted to make the movement a success. >> her voice book ng en a turbulent history singing at the memorial for martin luther king junior. the funeral for rosa parks. ♪ thank you for a quiet, a quiet strength ♪ the inauguration of t the nation's first african american president. >> she wasn't just a singer. she was an active human being who was a participant in the dramas oher time. >> such an incredible legacy. we appreciate you spending part ofour ening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. at for all of ubc news, thank you for watching and good night. >>> lights, camera, "access." >> i'm going to marry him, 100%. >> ariana is loves fiance pete davidson how's the rest of her family feel about him? >> tri

black people will be free she said. i know you got to disturb the peace when you can't get no peace. civil rights icon john lewisrt. >> she did her best to h movement a success. >> her voice book ending a turbulent history singing at the memorial for martin luther king junior. the funeral for rosa parks. >> thank you for how quiet, a quiet strength. >> later first african-american president. >> she wasn't just a singer. she was an active human being who was a participant in the dramas of her time. >> such an incredible legacy. we appreciate you spending part of your evening with us. that is "nightly news" for this friday night. i'm lester holt. for all of us at nbc news, thank you for watching and good night. ? the emotional interview about the pressure he )s >>> right now at 6:00, elon mus the emotional interview about the pressure he's under and the $12 billion loss this month. >>> plus, a safe place to do drugs. that's the plan to clean up san francisco's dirty streets. why some say it will do exactly the opposite. >>> but first, split-second decisions with lives on the live. the message san jose's police chi

business people are thi so upses was supporting a strike among black workers. ..lot of great material that's come out. there is john lewiswho spoke to us last night. and he was great last night. he was talking about we won these rights now use them. when obama lost the support of congress it was because a lot of people did not come out and vote after that 2008 election on the other elections that followed. and this is from new york city i believe. people supported these campaigns all around the country and this is king the housing projects in detroit, remembers dartingy about him -- studying about him.da somebody was on the road 300 days a year giving lectures and sermons but he would go to the picket line, wherever it t was, if he was called.h it started from james lawson's church in memphis. t carmichael said when they campaigned with king it was so vibrant. it waspi the most vibrant time of all. he loved being with working-class people and kids and carmichael said he really saw ang different side of king, not the one we think of giving great speeches but just a good human being. there he is again, this is another camp

lewis chang who wants to be the next lenny bruce lee, the kung fu comedian. one of the things i was interested in daron, whatever we are going to call them, was originally black georgia but as i tried to get started, it didn‘t make sense that this teenager would move and leave a small town in georgia, go to california and agreed to return and visit and participate in the civil war re—enactment and also have no historical sense of it. its something his parents, growing up in the south, would have advised him against. you get a lot of explicit instruction growing up a person of colour in the south, always be respectful when the police talk to you, you know, don‘t talk back. your pa rents you, you know, don‘t talk back. your parents basically give you a laundry list of things that you should do to ensure that you will come home in one piece each night. and that being the case, the story wasn‘t working because the main character would already know... all that. not to go back and do what he did. but they go back and do what he did. but they go back because the professor of alternative history, of course, is talking about the civil war re—enactments that of becomin

black workers. this is a cell my campaign which followed shortly thereafter. and we know about that from a lot of great material that's come out. there is john lewisho spoke to us last night. and he was great last night. he was talking about we won these rights now use them. when obama lost the support of congress it was because a lot of people did not come out and vote after that 2008 election on the other elections that followed. and this is from new york city i believe. people supported these campaigns all around the country and this is king at a housing project in detroit one of the things that impressed me when really studied about him and labor. we've come to the picket line in new york city for the hospital workers. someone has on the road at 300 days a year. he would go to the picket line wherever it was if he was called. this is the march against fear down in mississippi ronnie and i were talking about that earlier. it started from james slawson's church in memphis after he was shot down on the road. he said that when they campaigned with king in mississippi he was at his most vibrant. it was the most fearful time and of all to be going a