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tonight, the outlier, the unfinished presidency of jimmy carter, is a rich and human story of jimmy carter marked by both formidable accomplishments and painful political adversity. author and historian douglas brinkley calls the outlier a profound, clear eyed evaluation of a leader whose legacy has been deeply misunderstood. for tonight's conversation with high, we are fortunate to have joe crespino crespino. joe is the expert [inaudible] 's -- 20th century united states, and of the history of the american south since reconstruction. joe is also the author of three books. his most recent book, i just atticus finch, the biography, harper lee, her father and the making of an american icon. so welcome to both kai and joe. and a reminder to our audience to put your questions in the q&a box at the bottom of the screen, and we will get to those a little bit later. joe? >> thank you so much, ceri. i do want to encourage everyone to chime in with a questions. i've got some questions for kai and we're eager to have your participation. kai, welcome virtually to atlanta enter the cart a library. i know it'

working on for a better part of at least seven months and working with the appointed commissioner and mark carter-oberstone on that policy. part of this process will be public listening sessions. part of this process will be work groups. and part of the budget is the ask is actual professional staff to help facilitate these types of discussions. because the way we're doing it is not adequate. we will go forward with what we have until the budget is approved, but it will make us better at reaching the policy goals and i want to emphasize that because it is important. >> the goal is, and we're going to work as hard as we can to fulfill this goal is to have a completed policy before the commission sometime this fall. and we want to reverse our policy writing history. some of the policies have taken years to develop. we want to get to a better place and not having that happen on this particular policy. that is our goal. >> thank you, chief. appreciate the comment and i just do want to say on that that i think and this is one area where for police commission and for the board to be engaged on what could be very

working on for a better part of at least seven months and working with the appointed commissioner and mark carter-oberstone on that policy. part of this process will be public listening sessions. part of this process will be work groups. and part of the budget is the ask is actual professional staff to help facilitate these types of discussions. because the way we're doing it is not adequate. we will go forward with what we have until the budget is approved, but it will make us better at reaching the policy goals and i want to emphasize that because it is important. >> the goal is, and we're going to work as hard as we can to fulfill this goal is to have a completed policy before the commission sometime this fall. and we want to reverse our policy writing history. some of the policies have taken years to develop. we want to get to a better place and not having that happen on this particular policy. that is our goal. >> thank you, chief. appreciate the comment and i just do want to say on that that i think and this is one area where for police commission and for the board to be engaged on what could be very

carter here. gop polster. mark penn, the former clinton adviser. mark to end with you and begin with you with something that bill is touching on and a test for progressives in general. that's a big theme tonight. are they up to that test? a lot of constituents, a lot of states dealing with high crime what have you. they're getting inpatient. can you hear us, mark? >> i think we're going to see how big an issue crime is. >> neil: all right. mark, i apologize. we're having some audio issues with you. you should see what bill hemmer had to put up with. lee carter, let me ask you about that. republicans are hoping that progressives are ticked off and have had it and they're sick of it. what do you think? >> well, i think that what we're seeing is that on both sides, there's an extreme move towards where things are dissatisfied with the way things are. the progressives are saying that everything is unfair. that movement is getting tons of attention. we're seeing similar movement on the right. some popular -- most people really live in the middle. so it'

. >> i said hey, i've got to mark this on my calendar and show love. tiffany carter is the cofounder of putting the event together. >> we are celebrating our black fathers. we are celebrating our culture and our freedom here in america. our black entrepreneurs need space to sell. >> daniel howard talked about his business. >> we get to be versatile and people learn about us when we are out. we get to bring the kids out so they can see how to run a business. >> there was something for everyone. there was a chance to come together. in san fransisco christie smith nbc news. >> the locals it will be close tomorrow as kristi mentioned, this is the second year juneteenth is recognized as a federal holiday. the zoo says it is important to celebrate the diversity of the world we live in. we have put together a great explainer of juneteenth. you can watch it on roku and amazon fire. >>> officers say they are all of asian descent and it is being investigated as a targeted hate crime. >>> the jury selection for the trial of a man accused of burying a cow student is postponed be

mark: we were talk off the air about reagan -- inherited from jimmy carter, the interest rates and volcker reagan never criticized volcker he understood. reagan did on the fiscal sideid something different than this administration, he slashed taxes across the board to try to ease the pain and keep the economy working. that is not something that democrats or biden would do. >> they are talking about, they want to spend more money over a trillion. trying to cobble pieces of build back better left over and forcece manchin to get onboard, and raise taxes by a trillion, if they are not hammering the corporate sector in word, they will hammer them indeed, that would assuming we're headed into a recession or in one, that would make it that much more that much deeper and prolong a recession that much more. by raising taxes in that kind of an environment. and another thing to point out about jimmy carter, he started using deregulation toward the end of his term, knowing what a hardship inflation was. like deregulating price of airline tickets. but, this administration is so entrenched and driven, s

mark 25 years as federal employee and for her ruby anniversary 40 years. ginsburg's 40-year career as a civil servant began in 1980 when she was nominated as a federal judge by president jimmy carter. in 1993. she was nominated to be the second female associate justice of the supreme court by president bill clinton. justice ginsburg, will you raise your right hand and repeat after me? i ruth bader ginsburg do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. many justices are respected ruth bader ginsburg made a mark as a pop culture icon as well. after sandra day o'connor's retirement ginsburg was the lone woman on the bench. she was soon joined by justice sotomayor and justice kagan. in 2015 maya weinstock immortalized them as the legal justice league in lego. justice ginsburg was famed for her collegiality and her ability to separate work from friendships. ruth bader ginsburg and justice antonin scalia maintained a long friendship, even though they were in disagreement on any number of issues before the court. ginsburg is famed for saying that you should fight for the things

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mark meadows. steph, we should pay more attention to the fact that a federal judge in california, david carter, has announced in his rulings multiple times that there is proof by a preponderance of the evidence, 51% of the evidence, that donald trump and john eastman together committed federal felonies of -- >> okay, glenn -- >> [inaudible] official proceeding and conspiracy to defraud the united states. those are important findings. >> i'm with you, but think about the american people. we are saying, the american people, who have been waiting five plus years for trump to pay the consequences for anything, you are saying, they need to pay attention to a ruling from a judge in california? who said something that hasn't resulted in anything? come on? >> they need to pay attention to what the select committee is going to present to them, just as we would present the case to the jury. it's going to be compelling, riveting. it's going to be linear. i think if they sit and they absorb it, they are going to come to the same conclusion, that these wrongdoers need to be held accountable. >> jeremy, we keep

. >> john: this monday marks 43 years since those infamous remarks from president jimmy carter when hetalled on the roof of the white house, that was back in 1979. flash forward to today's america, the worst inflation since the carter era and gas prices at an all-time high. and president biden today holding a forum on energy that prioritizes the same climate agenda. president biden has called the incredible transition away from fossil fuel. >> sandra: oh, yes, when he said the quiet part out loud, of course. president biden has objected to comparisons to carter, the last one-term democrat to hold office. parallels are too difficult to ignore, critics accused him of appearing weak, as he heaps america's gratitude on the saudis for increasing oil production, can you believe it, john, 1979. >> john: seems like it was so recently. president biden talking about his upcoming trip, critics say legitimizes a pariah. >> international meeting and they are part of it. >> john: saying americans are feeling very, very down, analysts say president biden is echoing the past. >> the subject even more

marks are so low in inflation that even cnn is turning on him. >> how do you gauge biden's performance read? >> awful pit all compared to carter, look at the disapproval rate the joe biden has an inflationary now. it's over 70%. carter was not even there at this point in mid-1900 -- when you're doing worse than jimmy carter is doing in the minds of americans in inflation you know they are holding you responsible for the conditions currently on the grounds that are hoarding americans their pocketbook. >> here's a couple of pieces of positive news we are overlooking. aren't you happy for jimmy carter that he is still alive to see that he's no longer the worst president in modern times? it's a big deal for him and his legacy. he gets to be here and see them not the bad guy. >> the carter renaissance come i never thought i'd ever see it in my entire life. greg, take a trip down memory lane, shall we? let's go back to 2020. when a barrel of oil was less expensive than a slice of pizza. do you remember it went negative for a while for a couple of months? i think it was like less than $2 per gallon and exxonmobil had its worst year e

mark: welcome back, one of my favorite people is deegan mcdowell. she is with fox business. i want to ask you about the economy. i lived through 70s, 80s, carter slashed taxes on the fiscal side so american people could survive it. joe biden will not slash taxes. he wants to increase taxes, then health blame putin for that and he flames big meat, big baby oil, and buying tampon for this. >> whatever the biden administration does to respond to the 40 year high inflation, will be a policy mistake. they cannot own how they created this hardship for every american. regardless of who folks voting forward. and they can't own that the two trillion dollars of spending last year, fomented a lot of this federal reserve is responsible as well. but guess who is still running federal reserve, powell, joe biden reactor pointed the guy for another term, if biden even took a page from the trump playbook, he would have fired him, blame powell and put anyone new in, he didn't do, that maybe they will try to cut checks or rebates to pay for gasoline, that is more fiscal spending, and stimulus so not alleviate the problem, maybe score political points, but imagin

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mark 25 years as federal employee and for her ruby anniversary 40 years. ginsburg's 40-year career as a civil servant began in 1980 when she was nominated as a federal judge by president jimmy carter. in 1993. she was nominated to be the second female associate justice of the supreme court by president bill clinton. justice ginsburg, will you raise your right hand and repeat after me? i ruth bader ginsburg do solemnly swear. that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states that i will support and defend the constitution of the united states. many justices are respected ruth bader ginsburg made a mark as a pop culture icon as well. after sandra day o'connor's retirement ginsburg was the lone woman on the bench. she was soon joined by justice sotomayor and justice kagan. in 2015 maya weinstock immortalized them as the legal justice league in lego. justice ginsburg was famed for her collegiality and her ability to separate work from friendships. ruth bader ginsburg and justice antonin scalia maintained a long friendship, even though they were in disagreement on any number of issues before the court. ginsburg is famed for saying that you should fight for the things

marks a changer to real politics, the practice of doing what's practical over what's maybe moral and ideological. now, this reality hit most presidents though i think most historians say except jimmy carterter stuck to his guns, arguably, the same historians saying that it made his administration less effective. >> thank you, scott. >>> san francisco is about to get its first all robotic taxi service. state regulators approved the nation's first operator license. the general motor startup coup will allow operators within the city. they are a few others testing it. until this point, fares were not allowed to be charged. everybody is so happy in that video. >>> universal studio california giving its first big look at the next big attraction. >> this is a look at the park's newest right, mario cart's bowser challenge. they are use special ar google. goggles. universal studio, of course, also is owned by ncb universe who owns us here. >> have you ever done an of those augmented reality rides? >> i have not but i can't wait. >> they are appeasing. you are going and going and all of a sudden, you feel sick. >> that technology has definitely changed since the last time i played mario. >> oh, bi

it marks a change to the practice of doing what's practical over what may be more moral or ideological, anyway. and this it's a lot of presidents. i think most historians would say except jimmy cartertuck to his guns and many historians would say that's one of the reasons his administration was not very effective. >> appoint, thank you, scott. >>> taking a live look in san francisco, it's about to get its first all robotic taxi service. regulars have approved the first commercial operating license. general motors start up, cruise, will be allowed to charge for rides without backup human operators on board but only within the city. it's among several companies testing driverless taxis in san francisco along with others like googles, but until this point there's were not allowed to be charged. >>> it took more than 100 years but a connecticut woman can finally say she accomplished a lifetime goal. >> her name is bertha and she recently turned 104 years old. and, she had one simple request, she always wanted to pet a penguin. that's it. the aquarium help to do just that and the workers brought her an african penguin age 35. family members say a see his wish foundation worked with the

marked present teddy roosevelt so much that i don't think he would have minded too much the fact that he came in second to teddy roosevelt and. and interestingly, number third on the list was jimmy carter so those two presidents, number two and number three on that list, were both part of that incredibly productive period of environmental protection during the decade of the 70s. so i think as we look back at that time now and look back on earth day now more than half a century ago, i think we can all owe a debt of thanks to the congress. to the members of congress who worked together in such a cultural, bipartisan way to get this legislation passed, as well as to president nixon who's leadership and who's enacting of all these bills, signing for these bills, has made a huge difference in the quality of our environment in over the past 50 years. and i hope that as people look at that decade they see it as an example of how on issues that may be you don't agree on everything you can still get something done. so with that i'm happy to take any questions but i think, sam, first we want, to -- some sort of photos. >> yeah. so is going to say, you know, thank you for that fantastic presentat

yesterday on the channel with mark levin last night and talked about this administration is using these -- what's going on i dynamically for a reason. she brought back jimmy carter of his term. knowing what a hardship inflation was like deregulating the price of airline tickets. this administration is so entrenched and so driven or strangled by their own left wing in the i'dcology that they can't even let go of that they can't give one inch to alleviate the pain that all americans are feeling. that's how -- that's the world of insanity. cohorts live. in. >> brian: thing that's most aggravating he keeps on, i think on some level seville phiing oil and gas at the same time is he responsible for the fact that oil and gas is so expensive. inflation is a global phenomenon. i understand that. but almost every western power has higher inflation outside the u.k. than us. then you look back at oil and gas and vilifying the people. pointing a finger at them. saying that they are the issue why you are paying over $5 for gas, while you are heating your home or using ac is costing more. when he knows he has everything to do with that and on some level he is grinning because