. >> mary lisa. what i want to do is just make a point that was made by dennis richards at the planning commission the other day. he asked the legal aid or legal team for some kind of idea about where the bills that are currently enacted stand. what does 330 mean, what does 35 mean? how are these bills coming together? at what state are we at in terms of all of the appeals? there was no answer. i am hearing this a lot. i watched the land use committee meeting and saw the same thing. i saw the supervisors asking questions that went unanswered. that is because they really don't know what effects we have already had on situations with housing, traffic, afford built, all of that. nobody knows the answer. it seems fruitless or it seems weird for us to continue going in this same direction, spending more money, asking more and more of the landowners, taxpayers, small businesses to take on more and more for what? when we get no results that it is positive that we can see. can we point ourselves to one situa

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lisa boothe, executive director of serve america pac, also a fox news contributor, marie harf. in the center seat, former white house press secretary sean spicer. we say he "outnumbered." always good to see you, welcome. let's just jump right in on all of this. i mentioned the impasse senator mcconnell was talking about, how do you see it? >> i don't see it as an impasse, the senate is controlled by the republicans, mitch mcconnell can decide how he wants to run at the same way nancy pelosi ran the house. at some point he's going to say, i listen to your concerns and we are moving forward. before we can even talk about that we've gotten them sent over to the senate. i don't understand how you can tell the american people, this is a very serious charge and a serious subject but i might not send it over. >> harris: it passed in the house, it's not like she's sending over documents that are just outlines. >> talking about following the constitution, the rule of law and she has the gall to say i don't know because i don't think the senate -- that's not her job. >> harris: can i ask

chris: lisa marie riggins is talking about fair, fairness for athletes in retirement.e helped set up for last year to advocate for former football players. she has the support of hall of famers like dick butkus, franco harris and her husband john riggins. >> i'm getting by all right for now. a lot of guys out there are not. they deserve a little better than what we've shown. >> i will get tremendous satisfaction knowing, that there are at least 4500 players and their families that will have a check that they earned, that is commensurate with their contributions, that something will improve their quality of life, it will be a thanks for everything that they did. they were not forgotten. they are not ignored. they are honored. >> i could not continue to have my family in my life and be in any way respectful of myself. chris: cara is describing her journey. the story she tells in educated. it's a remarkable but painful account that has captivated hundreds of thousands of readers. cara grew up in bucks peek, idaho, one of seven children. her dad was mormon survivalist. nev

lisa marie presley. j edgar hoover. and david hume kennerly.the greatness of the man who is sitting with us tonight. (applause) david: thank you. i am honored to be here. i was david's editor like a being that radar operator of pearl harbor. he was an (laughs) uncontrollable force. a dear friend and an even longer-term admirer. this will surprise some of you i was an odd child. odd >> child magazine. covers i remember his time magazine covers from long ago. he bumped matthew brady out of the way to get that lincoln shot. there is nobody better at doing what david does and the remarkable thing is in many ways, he invented the genre of which he is the master which is that of being in the room. david: thank you. jon: now we will sing a hymn for (laughs) our funeral. david: you might wonder why my archive is here. jon: tell us why we are here. david: the university of arizona center for creative photography is the perfect place for i think, and by the way i want to thank rebecca kennerly, my wife without whom this would not have happened. my three

lisa writes that. brittney cooper writes about mary church trial. -- charle. she talks about the juxtaposition of those. w.e.b. dubois, we are wrapping it up. there means were the same, better lives for african-americans. they had different ways of doing it. a firebreather. she would punch you in the nose. that is why i said that. mary was a dignified agitator. she says that in her book. she just believed in doing things in a dignified manner. that is why we chose people for who they are, and not only african-americans, we talk about -- we always say african-americans and their white supporters. you will see stories about white americans and their exhibition. you see the stories about the friends and their forward progress with african-americans. dr. carr: we will open it up if folks want to move towards the microphone. the surface.ched everyone is in here from louis armstrong or josephine bayne. it is a remarkable moment. let me ask this final question. what we did not touch on yet is the global scope of how african people around the world came to know each o

lisa miller, marry travis allen. michelle anton, monte and julie roberts. >> good evening. i am mary travis. i am an elder in my community. i have been active since we were title four, about 40 years ago. our struggles continue. i was on alcatraz 50 years ago, and part of that movement was to reclaim land, reclaim a center so that we could build a cultural center, an education center, bring languages back, bring a voice to our community. i just spent a few days back on the island, and it is sad to say those same struggles still exist. i have been a participant here many times, and i identified so many issues that we have. i ask you those voices that spoke out against us where are they now tonight, the celebrities, where are they tonight? we ask that you set these priorities as your priorities, some of them have been on this list far too long. we need to do more for our community. you have a responsibility. we need to bring pride back to this educational institution to say that you have done your job, that next year when we come here we can have a shorter list. that we can say you have fulfil

lisa page hasn't said a word until now. you can speculate, david, what is her involvement inside this i.g. report and how will she be implicated or not? >> even maryto shake her head that lisa page is coming out now because she is concerned about a tweet? not that the i.g. report is about to come out? let's keep in mind here, folks, bill clinton lost his law license for lying. and lisa page -- we'll find out to the level. read her tweets, the level of lying that went on that the f.b.i. employee that set up the ultimate state department employees who said let's all go out and talk bad about the president. we'll see it now in the i.g. report. >> sandra: you want to respond? >> yeah, bill clinton got impeached for lying about an affair and then there is donald trump. there is that bar. number two historically donald trump has saved his most scathing criticism for women, period. i think the fact that she has stood up for herself is the right thing to do. she should. >> bill: you read the piece in the daily beast. >> i don't care. i know i'm supposed to care. i'm not a partisan. it doesn't matter to me. i suspect when this is done, when the i.g. report

lisa page if he didn't have one. >> or a christine blasey ford or marie yovanovitch.just this continual women that he finds to use, to abuse. >> and you see -- and your reporting indicates that for donald trump there's extra fuel in this when it's a woman he's attacking. >> yeah. and i think there's this weird sexual angle, like the lover, lisa page. but he gets more involved in the narrative when it's a woman. i am always shocked. like, we saw with e. jean carroll. i wrote about her. he just went after her. this is my favorite trump things he does. i mean no disrespect. >> he uses that phrase. >> right. that doesn't negate the disrespect. >> what did you find -- who is this woman, lisa page, who you spent time with? >> she's amazing. she's completely self-made. she was one of the only women -- she was the only woman in her doj honors course. she's just a very extraordinary, smart woman. andy mccabe thought -- he really trusted her with everything. and she's a lawyer and she's very lawyerly. she speaks just -- she's just really a great person. >> "the daily beast" has

marie: i agree about the government phone. what bothered me about the text messages was when the department of justice spokesperson selectively gave reporters only certain text messages from lisad peter strzok and that's been publicly admitted now by the department of justice, they picked out the ones that would look the worst politically and gave them to reporters. i don't think that was appropriate for a person in the doj to do. i don't know if that's a legal argument or a first amendment argument but i think it was inappropriate. >> brad: having said that, i would like to see all the messages. >> marie: also to molly's point, though, there was a lot of talk about horwitz before his report came out and every single employee of the government has bias. you are born with it. we have political opinions. >> brad: we are political people. >> marie: every american has some sort of bias. the question is whether it impacted their work and look, if these people working on the trump investigation actually wanted to try and influence the election they would've leaked it to the press and they didn't. they kept kept their mouths sh shut. it doesn't mean anything if you don't want it to m

alert, lisa murkowski raising concerns about majority leader mitch mcconnell's apparent strategy for senate impeachment trial. this is for 21, i am julie banderas, in for harris faulkner today. and marytmas. the senator from alaska who had broken with the onset of boats like obamacare and repeal and to the cavanaugh confirmation taking issue with mcconnell's recent comments that he was in total coordination of "with the white house on the impeachment trial." telling the alaska news outlet this, "in fairness when i heard that, i was disturbed. to me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand and glove with the defense and so i heard what leader mcconnell had said. i happen to think that that has further confuse the process." in the meantime, president trump railing no cross his own impeachment, tweeting this

alert, lisa murkowski raising concerns about majority leader mitch mcconnell's apparent strategy for senate impeachment trial. this is for 21, i am julie banderas, in for harris faulkner today. and maryhe day after christmas. the senator from alaska who had broken with the onset of boats like obamacare and repeal and to the cavanaugh confirmation taking issue with mcconnell's recent comments that he was in total coordination of "with the white house on the impeachment trial." telling the alaska news outlet this, "in fairness when i heard that, i was disturbed. to me it means that we have to take that step back from being hand and glove with the defense and so i heard what leader mcconnell had said. i happen to think that that has further confuse the process." in the meantime, president trump railing no cross his own impeachment, tweeting this "despite all of the great success over the last three years, mha much more difficult to deal with foreign leaders whi am constantly having to defend myself against the do-nothing democrats and their impeachment scandal." in west palm beach, florida, where the president is spending the holidays. hi, rich. >> good afternoon, julie, after mostly ta

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lisa: george kent who said he specifically raised these concerns to biden's team and they were ignored. you had the former ukrainian ambassador marie yovanovitch said she was pressed specifically on burisma before the confirmation hearing. former secretary of state john kerry's own stepson who removed himself from hunter biden's company, because of burisma. pete: that is true. that we've known all of that. what changed ben between yesterday and today? no one is watching that, thinking he is a puncher and fighter on this. he is equivocating on his stanes. what changed? prominent senators talked about the fact they don't want witnesses. they want this quickly. the maybe it is easy out for him. they're not going to subpoena me anyway, i look like i would comply i but i actually never believed they would call me. ed: hypocritical for joe biden, just maybe, i will not cooperate, when we heard all the democrats, president and aids have to cooperate. it looked hypocritical. >>> 13-year-old girl killed outside after mall overnight. it happened in parking lot of dave and buster's in north carolina. two boys hurt. police initially responded