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adviser valerie jarrett speaking at the city club of chicago followed by former attorney general loretta, speaking at her alma mater harvard law school. here is a look. >> one of the most important lessons i learned as a lawyer was that the problems someone walks into my office with israeli the problem they really have. it is usually a symptom of a larger issue. people have jumped on this issue of the challenges immigrants and they sayiety this is the problem. that is not the problem. the problem is how the economy is structured in particular. why, for example, is the economy in part of our country set up so that that is where illegal immigrants or undocumented immigrants are drawn to work. and by the way, they are not hiring themselves, you know? >> [applause] : why are weh blaming the people that have the least power in this situation? that kind of dialogue makes it hard to have a conversation but if you can open it up and say, i understand you are afraid about the economy or your job, let's look and see. is the threat you face caused by the fear you have identified? very often it is n

next, we hear from another obama administration official, loretta lynch. she returned to harvard law school where she graduated to talk about her career, civil rights, and the criminal justice system. she took questions from students. this is just over one hour. [applause] >> this afternoon, it is my pleasure, honor, and privilege to introduce the 83rd attorney general of the united states of america, the honorable loretta lynch. [applause] >> attorney general lynch was sworn in as the 83rd attorney general of the united states by vice president joe biden on april 27, 20 15. toma announced his intention nominate her in 2014. she earned her bachelor of arts degree with honors from harvard college in 1981 and her juris doctor degree from harvard law school in 1984. in 1990, after a period of private practice, attorney general lynch joined the united states attorneys to office in brooklyn new york. a city she considers her adoptive home. impressiveas an career prosecuting cases involving narcotics, violent crimes, public corruption and civil rights. in one no

loretta: i was fortunate enough to be prepared to take event of a lot of things at harvard. that's advantage -- take advantage of a lot of things at harvard. the best thing is to try a variety of things. you have made the commitment at the school. there are so many things here to explore that you might not have thought would be something you would be interested in, but could in fact be the ultimate think you connect with your i am desk connect with. with. connect i am particularly glad to come back here to the kennedy school because when i was a senior at the college, i had an internship at the kennedy school. i helped put on one of the forums. i was particularly delighted to be here because this type of discussion is so important in talking about the issues of the day. certainly at the law school, i saw examples of a lot of rain at -- activity. i worked for a time when i was there. the pleasure and privilege of actually helping real people with actual cases was tremendous. i helped a woman obtain a divorce. it sounds sad, but she was the happiest client i have ever seen. [l

senior adviser valerie jarrett and attorney general loretta lynch. v with authors who have written recent best-selling books. at 8 p.m.,an3 american history tv with events from the annual lincoln forum look atm, including a the 1865 meeting between union general william sherman and confederate general joseph johnston. >> c-span's washington journal, live every day with news and policy issues that impact you. on taxup tuesday morning deadline day, the brookings institution's vanessa williams enjoins us to discuss tax policy. and her book "read my lips." why americans are proud to pay taxes. new york's new program that will make state and city universities tuition free for families with incomes up to 125,000 dollars. and former u.s. ambassador to six countries. including u.s. military action in syria. join the discussion. >> earlier today, mike pence made an unannounced visit to the korean demilitarized zone during his trip to south korea. he received a full briefing from military officials while surveying the area and delivered remarks to the troops.

it happened last friday at loretta's jewelry company on waverly place.d three o'clock that afternoon... police say an alleged thief broke through the front windows of the business. the owner says the man stole between 80 and 100-thousand dollars worth of diamond rings and a necklace. police are releasing surviellance video and pictures of the man on foot during his getaway in hopes of developing new leads. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. here in san jose one man was killed while his passenger survived a horrific crash early friday. it happened at the intersection of park avenue and mcevoy street just before 8 a.m. a pontiac firebird colliding with tractor trailer rig. the pontiac wedged beneath the bed of the trailer. the adult male driver pronounced dead at the scene while his 10 year old passenger, trapped in the vehicle before being rescue by firefighters, escaped with minor injuries. it was the 11th traffic fatality of the year in the city. in san jose rob fladeboe kron 4 news in daly city the search continues tonight for a man who

it happened last friday at loretta's jewelry company on waverly place. at around three o'clock that afternoon... police say an alleged thief broke through the front windows of the business. the owner says the man stole between 80 and 100-thousand dollars worth of diamond rings and a necklace. police are releasing surviellance video and pictures of the man on foot during his getaway in hopes of developing new leads. in san francisco, philippe djegal, kron four news. (dan kerman)here in the bay area, a new pol finds that traffic is getting worse according to drivers. they also think a traffic emergency needs to be declared and they're willing to cough up additional taxes to improve things. on thursday, governor brown was in the bay area pushing a 52-billion-dollar plan to fix roads and highways to be paid throught hikes in the gas tax and registration fees. the bay area council says that's a start but the bay area needs to think bigger. (john grubb/ bay area council)"possibly much more ferrys on the bay...maybe a second bart tube...maybe other crossings ac

everything you see in michael's article, you know, whether it's loretta lynch at the doj or it's trump now pushing against director comey. he's trying to balance himself in a nonpartisan way. he's getting caught in these political traps one way or another. the one that's playing out right now. you hear these sort of taunting from the president about leaks, well, if there's a leak that comes out of the fbi regarding this russia investigation, that might be grounds to fire director comey, now that could be a replacement by republican donald trump of the fbi director, if there's some sort of grounds for his firing. he's been caught for the last year a a half. >> wait a minute, you're saying he got a leak, you're saying he went public out of the obama administration before the election out of fear that a leak would be blamed against him in subsequent republican administration, he thought hillary was going to win, according to your article. >> well, they were playing as if she was going to win. >> he said -- >> they were afraid that 2017 would be house and he would accuse of suppressing thi

with valerie jarrett and loretta lynch coming up tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern. at the white house, the briefing with sean spicer getting underway shortly. president trump back for the weekend, also meeting with his secretary of state rex tillerson this afternoon and we will have the briefing for you once it gets underway life here on c-span. until then, part of this morning's "washington journal." at financial friday consumer scams, we are at theby john breyault national consumers league. for folks unfamiliar with ncl, what is your organization? ncl is a national consumer advocacy organization. we have been around since 1899, which makes of the older consumer protection company in the u.s. we are a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, and we are based in washington, d.c. -- you are here before tax day. let's talk about the most common tax scams out there. guest: sure. some of the top tax scams are number one, what we call the impersonation scam. this is where people who claim to be with the irs or some other kind of government agency will call and say that you owe taxes. and if

first a conversation with former white house senior adviser valerie jarrett former -- followed by loretta lynch speaking to students at harvard law school. president trump and the first lady host the annual easter egg role on the white house south lawn. later

that entire conversation with loretta lynch at harvard life -- harvard law school and valerie jarrett speaking of the city club of chicago begins at 8:00 eastern. you missed it -- cia director mike pompeo on national security and wikileaks. towhile we do our best collect information on those who oppose risks to our country, individuals like julian assange and edward snowden seek to use that information to make a name for themselves. as long as they make a splash, they care nothing about the lives they put at risk or the damage they cause to national security. those leaving pakistan are wrong. sacrificesnderstand we have given fighting terrorism and we continue to sacrifice fighting terrorism. >> we have been loyal to our --e value, our core cost core cause since we were founded in 1949. in alliance, all for 1, 1 for all. world, 130 million girls are out of school today. they may not have done the studies and may not know the statistics, but they understand education is the only path to a brighter future. >> secretary of state rex tillerson on u.s.-russia relations. thee currently disc

first a conversation with former white house senior adviser valerie jarrett former -- followed by loretta lynch speaking to students at harvard law school. president trump and the first lady host the annual easter egg role on the white house south lawn. pence meets with military officials in the acting president of south korea. earlier this month, president obama's former senior adviser valerie jarrett spoke about her time at the white house and plans for the future which include helping to plan the obama presidential center in jackson park on the southside of chicago. this is 45 minutes. >> valerie jarrett is the longest-serving senior advisor to president barack obama, where she oversaw the offices of public engagement and intergovernmental affairs. she chaired the white house council on women and girls. throughout her tenure at the white house, she worked to mobilize elected officials, is this is, community leaders and diverse groups of advocates. she led president obama's efforts to expand and strengthen access to the middle-class and to most american businesses and the economy. helpe

. >> so, matt, what is the real reason comey spoke out because it was more than loretta lynch's meetingit went to how comey felt the justice department was treating the investigation. >> there were a number of instances right from the very beginning when the first story came out there was a criminal referral into hillary clinton's private email server and the justice department said no, it was a security referral and that was really distinction without a difference. there was an ongoing criminal investigation underway and that was read as people that justice department keeping talking points and space to hillary clinton. there was concern that there had been this bazar document that had been hacked by russian hackers and obtained by american intelligence officials that -- in which oo democratic operative seemed to express confidence that loretta lynch would keep the clinton case from going too far and read one way, that's typical washington bs, baloney. read another way, well, if we let the justice department close this case out, then if russia leaks this document ourt, it could undercu

trump's campaign promises to restore law and order and move his agency away from the policies of lorettaynch and eric holder. we'll hear from richard fowler who will debate this com >> i will work with and appoint the best and brightest prosecutors and law enforcement officials to get the job properly done. [cheers and applause] in this race for the white hous white house, i am the law and order candidate. >> martha: that was the law and order candidate as he said from the rnc last summer and now president trump is working on fulfilling that. attorney general jeff sessions working to overhaul the justice department one piece at a time in bringing a new era that reverses some of the work that was done by the former attorney general and the head of the department eric holder and the rhetoric lynch. immigration, crime, police reform, all of those taking center stage for jeff sessions now. trace gallagher takes us inside from our west coast newsroom tonight. >> attorney general jeff sessions has said repeatedly this is a new era. this is the trump era and the ag is working at breakneck speed

. >> loretta jamison owns a hair salon in careful calling culpeper trump country >> i'm not sure how you can continue to who has made grandiose plans. and very little positive or concrete evidence that that's going to happen >> a sampling of opinions in a county where donald trump won 60% of the votes in virginia. in culpeper, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >> fascinating to hear the different opinions. even our panel from b to d minus, everybody got an opinion >> certainly do. >>> i think everybody can agree on the weather. because it is beautiful outside unless you don't have a heart, how could you not like this weather, gary mcgrady >> i've been doing this long enough to know you can't please everybody. i know. there will be people tomorrow thinking too hot or human or something like that. but look, i mean, it's coming, and there's nothing we can do about it. you might as well enjoy it. temperatures tomor into the upper 80's. and the low 90's. tonight we watched clouds coming in. they will thicken up a little bit. we want to say there's at least a chance for shower or thunderstorm

the distrust extended to his boss loretta lynch, the attorney general whom mr.inside hillary clinton's doomed campaign we have jonathan allen and amy carnes. welcome to both of you. >> good morning. connell: congratulations with the coverage your book is getting. what was the real impact of that? seems as though the "times" story is pretty much blaming the whole thing on mr. comey. what do you say, amy? >> i think it's definitely a part of it john and i have always said russia and comey probably played a role in this without a doubt. there are other factors that we raise in the book like the lack of a message. the infighting that was happening at the higher up part of the campaign. and then there are lots of other reasons that we talk about. but i think that's just one factor comey obviously. abby: jon what was your reaction? >> obama premium spikes of october are right around the same time as the comey letter. impossible to all of the events x amount was due to comey and y amount was due to obamacare premium spikes. you don't hear democrats talk about obamacare

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a visitor to loretta's jewelry had a much darker purpose in mind. this video shows a man running away. >> i was scared. what did he take. >> reporter: his hall turned out to be a tray of diamond neck lass and diamond rings worth up to $100,000. here is how it went down. ks mers have to be buzzed in. the store's tront door and right side are kord by is he koor identity gates. but the right side is not. the store owner who did not want to be identified explains what happened. >> i was facing the outside showcase, the window showcase face-to-face to him. i saw him holding a big heavy hammer and kept on pounding the window, the glass window. and took some of the jewelry. it was pretty much a smash and grab. broke the window, roechd in and grabbed a$100,000 worth of julie and took off. >> reporter: jimmy khou replaced the tempered glass with laminated glass. >> it -- >> reporter: it breaks into pieces but you can't get into the store. >> yeah. >> reporter: bullet resistant glass kept off matthew he tried without success to break into display cases. >> sh

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former attorney general loretta lynch returned to her alma mater harvard law school to speak to students about her career, civil rights and her thoughts about the crime of justice system under the obama administration in trump administration. this is about one hour. [applause] >> this afternoon it is my pleasure, honor and privilege to introduce the 83rd attorney general of the united states of america, the honorable loretta lynch. [applause] >> attorney general lynch was sworn in as the 83rd attorney general of the united states by vice president joe biden on april 27, 2015. announced hisa intention to nominate attorney general lynch on november 8, 2014. attorney general lynch earned her bachelor of arts degree with honors from harvard college in 1981 and her juris doctorate degree from harvard law school in 1984. in 1990, after a period in private practice attorney general lynch joined the united states attorney's office for the eastern district of new york located in brooklyn, new york, the city she considers her adopted home. there she forged an impressive career prosecuting cases in

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first, senior adviser valerie jarrett speaking at the city club of chicago, followed by loretta lynch at harvard law school. here is a preview. >> how close did you come when president obama gave up his senate seat? >> i knew you were going there. >> it is city club. we always like to program find certain things out. how close did you come to making a decision to strike out for that seat? and you were quoted as saying the obamas sort of dissuaded you. would you talk to that, please? valerie: why not? just us, right? of your closest friends. valerie: and whoever is watching on tv. susan and i did talk about it last week. i talk seriously about throwing my hat in the ring. my family and closest friends were all supportive of it, and they thought it would be great to be a u.s. senator a legislator, a principal, and do my own thing. they were all for it. and what the president ultimately said was, i know you. i know the senate, because i have been there. and i know what i want to build in the white house, and i think you will enjoy the executive ranch more, and you will feel as though you

. >> reporter: loretta and many others folks in dover disappointed to hear the news out of the airs basee. >> when i hear about children, yeah, i'm saddened. >> reporter: the u.s. attorney's office said this airman from philadelphia met an acquaintance at the dmv location and bought a troubled 15-year-old runaway for $20. they brought her on and off the base had sex multiple times in his barracks and would bring food from the base mess hall and restaurants. also he would have his army's akeem beazer look at her as well. he both had sex with her many times over the months. during a meeting the girl told was was going leading to their arrest. they're hoping the girl is getting the help she needs. >> that she feels she had to do that to survive. >> neighbors are glad to hear the airmen are locked up. >> yeah. high standards. they're supposed to protect us against anything. shouldn't be doing stuff like that. >> reporter: commanders wouldn't go on camera but e-mailed a statement saying they're cooperating with the investigation and i asked to get a look at regulations about taking people on

. >> and now for me as attorney general loretta lynch on her career and the criminal justice system under the obama and trump administration. she spoke at harvard university. [applause] >> this afternoon it is my pleasure, honor, and privilege to introduce the 83rd attorney general of united states of america, the honorable loretta lynch. [applause] >> attorney general lynch was sworn in as the 83rd attorney general of the united states by vice president joe biden on april 27, 2015. 15. president barack obama announced his intention to nominate attorney general lynch on november 8, 2014. attorney general lynch earned her bachelor of arts degree with honors from harvard college in 1981, and is dash of her juris doctorate degree from harvard law school in 1984. in 1990 after a period in private practice, attorney general lynch joined the united states attorneys office for the eastern district of new york located in brooklyn, new york,, the city she considered her adopted home. there she forged an impressive career prosecuting cases involving narcotics, violent crime, public corruption and c

they say he robbed loretta's jewelry on waverly place. the man broke the store window with a hammer and grabbed $100,000 worth of diamond jewelry. police want to hear from anyone who recognizes that man. >>> dozens of california cities and counties are raising their sales tax starting tomorrow. voters in those 42 locations approved higher tax last november. that includes more than a dozen cities in the bay area where the sales tax is going up on april 1. here's a look now at the bay area cities where the increase will result in a sales tax of 9% or higher. statewide the hikes range from a quarter percent to a full percentage point. for a complete list of cities where the sales tax is going up, just go to our website ktvu and click on web links. >>> california cigarette taxes are also going up tomorrow, but it is jumping by $2 a pack. ktvu's amber lee live now in san francisco where health officials are using this opportunity to help people kick the habit. amber? >> reporter: julie, smokers say the taxes are unfair, but it's a way to get p

that's why there should be a grand jury impanelled to look at people like susan rice, loretta lynch, remember the executive order signed the final 17 days of the obama administration, signed a new executive order for, when, the new administration that expands the raw intelligence that's shared with intelligence agencies from one agency, the nsa to 16 other intelligence agencies. what? they did that for donald trump? i don't think so. trish: if she did this for the political gain, she could be facing real problems. fred, let me ask you, because you're from the intelligence community. if something was that serious, if you were really concerned about an individual in the trump campaign, wouldn't it be that the cia or the nsa or someone in an official nonpolitical arm of our government would actually come forward with this? why would it be up to -- why would it be up to her to reveal the name? >> first of all, if susan rice had a problem about someone in the trump campaign committing a crime, she should have informed the justice department. concerning donald trump's tweet that she may ha

didn't have to be made great >> culpeper resident loretta owns a hair salon in manassas. >> i'm not sure you can continue to support someone who has gestures and things he's going to do this and this and so far there's very little positive or concrete evidence that that's going to happen. >> reporter: a sampling opinions where a county where donald trump won 60% of the votes in november, in culpeper virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 fox 5 >> there's still a lot of time left. we'll see >> looks like he did have a lot of support there. >> he certainly did. >>> companies invest bills in social media marketing paying celebrities for big money for a single post posing with their products. >>> a jimmy johns employee remains calm during a terrifying robbery. handing over cash to a suspect way gun. there you see it pointed at his head, more video for you when we come back. >>> it was hot. not quite hot but warm out there have not 84. these are unofficial high temperatures, we don't get the official highs a little while. i've seen, 84 degrees. do you like this? that's good. because it looks like it wi

with valerie jarrett and loretta lynch coming up tonight beginning at 8:00 eastern. at the white house, the briefing with sean spicer getting underway shortly. president trump back for the weekend, also meeting with his secretary of state rex tillerson this afternoon and we will have the briefing for you once it gets underway life here on c-span. until then, part of this morning's "washington journal." at financial friday consumer scams, we are at theby john breyault national consumers league. for folks unfamiliar with ncl, what is your organization? ncl is a national consumer advocacy organization. we have been around

loretta? caller: good morning. i have a solution for them. it is likely king who said you have this baby into women if they want it, the state to find the playground, then they give up their tax exemption. it is a simple solution. i do not believe that the state should be giving taxpayers' money to any religious institution, period. thank you. guest: an session ben simpler solution would that because missouri has changed its policies, the court does not even need to hear this dispute, and wait for another day to address those questions. host: ohio on the republican line, chad, go ahead. caller: good morning. thank you for taking my call. the reason that i was calling is in relation to the church and the day care center in missouri, is question that i think of they have a licensed precooked preschool and a licensed day care center. in that process, are they taking perhaps funding for low income parents? would that be funneled through federal and state money? if so, i think part of their concern might be welcome if we are able to take governmen

loretta lynch was headinthe justice department.the process might have been abused to get this warrant.th congress needs to look into this. lou: do you believe the united nations has now outlived its usefulness? cast your vote@lou dobbs. on wall street stocks closeded lower today. the dow down 59 points. if the nasdaq down 31 points. the dollar falling to session lows after president trump told the "wall street journal" theto. he was the same candidate who promised to well remind the world that china is a currency manipulator. but circumstances and exchangece markets do change. the united scandal continuing to hurt the airline stocks. shares down another 1%. listen to my reports three times a day coast to coast on thedie salem radio network. president trump offers better trade terms in exchange for the cooperation and assistance inrel ending north korea's nuclear weapons program. >> president xi wants to do the right thing. i think he wants to help us with north korea.a.ea the way you will make a good trade deal is to help us with n

i can see how people's minds would change >> i think people was already great >> loretta owns a hairnd says be careful calling culpeper trump country >> i'm not sure how you can put someone who has grand plans and gestures and things going to do this and this and so far very little positive or concrete evidence that that's going to enhancement. >> reporter: a sampling of opinions in a county where donald trump won 60% of the votes in november. in culpeper, virginia, bob barnard, fox 5 local news. >>> switching gears, you'll talk about the heat. i'm ready for spring and a live look outside. what is this a 78 degrees on the screen >> 78. >> will it continue? hi, caitlin. >> good to see you both. >> pulling double duty. was that you this morning >> that was. barely. past my bed time but it's nice to enjoy what has been a really nice evening out there. i get sick of the heat and humidity but by like july it's nice when it starts you have the feel of summer in the air. >> i don't know that it's quite arrived but summer is coming. >> it is a nice little preview >> even though we won't be a

. >> and now for me as attorney general loretta lynch on her career and the criminal justice system under the obama and trump administration. she spoke at harvard university. [applause] >> this afternoon it is my pleasure, honor, and privilege to introduce the 83rd attorney general of united states of america, the honorable loretta lynch. [applause]

remember, loretta lynch was heading the justice department, it might be possible that the process wasd to get this warrants, congress has to look into this. lou: absolutely, and they are, fred great to have you with us. >> thank you. lou: vote in our poll, question, do you believe that united nations has now out lived its usulness? cast your vote on twitter @lou dobbs, follow me on twitter. on wall street, stocks closed lower today, dow down 59, s&p lost 9, nasdaq down 31, volume on big tujung big board 3.2 billion shares, dollar falling to session lows. after president trump said the dollar is getting too strong. the same candidate who promised to remind the world that china is a currency manipulator. circumstances and exchange markets do change. united scandal continues to hurt airline stock, shares today down 1%. listen to my report 3 times a die day, coast-to-coast on salem radio network, up next, president trump offers china better trade terms in exchange for their cooperation, and assistant in ending north korea's nuclear weapon program. >> president xi wants to do the right thi

the owner of loretta's jewelry company on waverly place ....says customer's cannot enter her store without getting buzzed in. but this suspect came with a plan... and broke through the front glass window... making off with a diamond necklace... and a whole tray of diamond rings. no one was injured during the burglary. investigators hope these images jog some memories.. in hopes of generating fresh leads. (pam) gillbert baker.. the creator of the iconic rainbow flag ... passed away this morning at this home in new york. tonight... people across the country are remembering the man who made, what is now the symbol of the l-g-b-t community.((dbl bx)) kron 4's hermela aregawi is live in san francisco.. where a vigil is taking place for baker. dozens of people gathered here at market and castro.. some close friends of gilbert baker others who didn't know him but still felt grateful for what he did for the lgbt community.. by creating the flag.. which is they say with all its colors is a symbol of inclusivity and love.the castro of course is a place w

the owner of "loretta's jewelry company" on waverly place says customer's cannot enter her store without front glass window, making off with a diamond necklace and a whole tray of diamond rings. no one was injured during the burglary. ( marty ) in national headlines. questions continue to swirl around the trump adminstration over russian meddling in the 20-16 election.. now the former national security advisor, michael flynn, who was forced to resign, may be stepping forward to tell his side. kristen holmes sen. angus king/-i- maine: "usually when someone requests immunity, they have a story to tell."president trump's ousted national security advisor willing to testify before congressional and federal investigators as they look into possible collusion between the trump campaign and russia--- but only if he's given immunity.the president, supporting flynn on twitter- lambasting the media and democrats ... calling the investigation a "witch hunt."a far cry from comments made on the campaign trail pres. donald trump: why do you need immunity if you didn't commit a crimelt. gen. michael flyn

loretta lynch did not recuse herself after she met with clinton on a much more serious matter involvingt not to find out what devin nunes says. looks, he's the only one in all of this who has been very specific. he's read reports, he has seen names, he actually hasn't gone too far. he doesn't even know whether this was incidentally collected, you know, he just knows -- he wants to find out was it collected and he's also said it's not related to russia or criminal investigation. these are questions and the storm is designed not to answer the questions and with general flynn we have, he's seeking immunity, the one man felony committed against and everyone assuming he's guilty when we have evidence the other direction. it's just crazy. paul: briefly, joe, should former general flynn get immunity? >> i suppose. were we don't want this to be a criminal investigation. we want to find out what happened. that would be the best cy. all right, still ahead president trump signs an executive order rolling back obama era energy regulations, what it means for the environment and the economy when we c

loretta scottss king, all of these legendary women to thank them for paving the way for may.of young ends like mariah and janet and all of those groups to also help me thank them. i had barack obama come to my where id speak in 2005 had all of these people there. i said to the group in 2005 that this man will be president of the united states and i hope i am alive when it happens. if i am i will do whatever i can in my power. and theynvass for him said what is his name again? that was in 2005. i felt like this is something i can do. >> some of your viewers criticized you. oprah: major criticism. i was surprised about it because i never thought about it. it didn't occur to me that people didn't know that i voted one way or the other. 20, 2009,anuary upstairs in the white house you are invited. >> how do you know? >> i know. african-americans in the residence of the white house, this is the house built by slaves. what was the emotion like when you got someone elected and what was it like that first night? oprah: it was indescribable. --l think there are words dave chapelle was

we just saw on the show here, jeff sessions is sitting in the justice department and not loretta lynch, that is a big deal, that is a big accomplishment. if you are a conservative. >> can sean spicer have it both ways. >> first of all, that was from another administration from another party, so that wasn't going to happen, so we have to knock that one down already, i'm sorry, jeffrey, but sean can't have it both ways, the white house wants to present this winning picture, it's all about the win, going into the 100 days that the president will celebrate on saturday the night of the white house correspondents association dinner. sean wants to say we accomplished this, we accomplished this, yes, you've written about 25 executive orders, you've signed other bills, but when it comes to dealing with congress and dealing with your own party, there within is a problem, for them to campaign on this party for this president to campaign on repeal and replace and not to be able to do it on the seventh anniversary of that, that was a huge failure for him. for this issue with the travel ban, which w

farcus talking about leaks and loretta lynch, the form attorney general. can have that going on simultaneously with these congressional investigations. i would have a grand jury here and make it clear that in the united states of america, we don't like unmasking but we really don't like unmasking with an intentional leak. that's where the violation is. >> neil: could they hold off on the grand jury stuff because now you're getting a lot of investigative cooks in the kitsche kitchen? >> sometimes the reference to the department of justice will come from the committee. the thing that makes this distinction, i suspect that susan rice and others will claim executive privileges, may claim fifth amendment privileges. they can say they don't want to incriminate themselves. they may claim executive privilege under the previous administration. if this administration, the current one, president trump says we're not worried about that, drop that executive privilege, it's significant. that may take one for the team or may be that the evidence comes out differently. if

we are trying to do with the tax reform is simplified the tax code, get it down to three brackets, loretta rates promote economic growth, lower the corporate income tax so we are competitive with the rest of the world, allow companies to expense their capital investments in the year they make them and create jobs. i think we can do that. i am on the budget committee. i'm also on the oversight and government reform committee. we had the comptroller general gene dodaro heads up the accountability office come and and testified before committee committee. i was cheering that particular hearing and general dodaro pointed out that the irs periodically reports on the tax scam and here ethically every three or four years because i think 2012 and he reported the tax gap is the amount of taxes that the government is supposed to collect verses the amount they actually collect. the tax gap is $406 billion. i asked why we are leaving $406 billion uncollected and the answer was well by the time we go through the collection process will be collect will be less than what we spend collecting it and the int

lynch onlt, loretta the doj website posted that it -- thatatory that they the cities cooperate with theederal government. i don't understand this judge's ruling. uninformed, the media, including c-span. please have that inspector general on your show so people can know what the law is. host: appreciate that suggestion. democrat. york, good morning. caller: thank you for taking my call. thank godd we have -- we have three branches of government. we have been depending on the judicial branch to help with the ridiculous executive orders from .he president, in my opinion i'm waiting for someone in public office to stand up and noticed that the emperor wears no clothes. host: more calls in a few minutes. more news on capitol hill to to keep you on top of, specifically, the potential government shutdown that could happen at the end of the week. one headline in "the new york times" is the threat of the shutdown is fading as president funding.reats on wall congressional leaders were negotiating a spending proposal on tuesday that would supply no money for the border wall with mexico, but increa

of course, white has also produced albums for country music legends like loretta lynn, so if anythingker: let's get ready for a full take. >> anthony: right now, what comes next is margo price -- >> lab worker: we're gonna do another one. >> anthony: -- who's recording today at third man's live music venue, the blue room. the recording, a unique, one of a kind operation because it's all going directly to acetate. before digital, and before analog tape was used for mastering, disc recording was done live. no editing, no overdubs. redirecting this process on this 1953 lathe, third man has mastered a number of albums like this, giving listeners as close to a live experience as possible. also, it's kinda cool. >> lab worker 2: here at third man in the blue room, it's the only place in the world where you can actually do a live to acetate recording. [ rgo pric "han of me" ] ♪ 'cause all i want to do is make something last ♪ ♪ 'cause i know what i am know what i have ♪ ♪ i want to buy back the farm and bring my mama home some wine ♪ ♪ turn back the clock on the cruel hands of time ♪ >> anth

the owner of loretta's jewelry company on waverly place ....says customer's cannot enter her store without getting buzzed in. but this suspect came with a plan... and broke through the front glass window... making off with a diamond necklace... and a whole tray of diamond rings. no one was injured during the burglary. (steve) here is video from the last attempted robbery in chinatown.. this was last month -- and police have made an arrest. you can see surveillance vidoe -- the suspect pushes and employee to the ground.. and pulls a gun. the suspect then smashes some diplay cases -- but did not end up taking anything. (pam) daly city police are searching for a man wanted for indecent exposure... after he reportedly exposed himself to a 12-year-old girl. the same man is also accused of doing the same thing to a teenager.. officers just released the suspect sketch. their goal is to get him behind bars as soon as possible... in case any incident should turns violent if he strikes again. their suspect is described as either a hispanic or white male.

lynch, loretta lynch made in terms of policing. he's not going fight about discrimination.e's withdrawn on voting rights. these first 100 days have been a disaster for those that believe in voting rights and civil rights. it's sent every tangible signal that we are going to turn the page back. as i look at those victims, diablo's brother, killed in '99, shawn belle's mother and father. i thought about rodney king. i thought about 25 years ago. i thought about how when a jury in sydney valley acquitted police on tape found beating him over and over again, i remembered many of us went to l.a. there were riots. there were violence. we don't condone violence in any circumstances, but i remember the apostle of nonviolence himself, dr. martin luther king said violence, these riots are the voice of the unheard trying to be heard. people explode when they feel they aren't being heard. when people like those of us that raise it nonviolently are attacked. you tell people, well, if that doesn't work, we have nothing to do but explode. exploding doesn't solve the problem. it won't help