the motion carries unanimously. >> president mccarthy: next item. >> clerk: president mccarthy, we had a request regarding the order of certain items. i was trying to see if you would like to hear or -- item number 9 first, then 10 and 8, if that was okay -- if that's okay with the commission. >> president mccarthy: yes. so if there's no objection from the commission -- so item 9 was asked to go in front of -- requested to go in front of item 8. >> clerk: we'd like to do item 10 first, which is the d.b.i. presentation and then after that, item 8, the fire department presentation. but before that, the maher ordinance or do you want to do this presentation first? >> president mccarthy: hang on. i'm a little confused. it was explained to me, but now -- director, the request that you were having was -- interim director o'riordan, was it item 11 first -- or no, excuse me, item 10 first? >> so what the request was that we do item 10 before item 8, but ahead, if we can hear from the health department and then have the item 10 and 8 after item 9. so we clear the decks by hearing item 9, and th

mccarthy: good morning, almost good afternoon. i would like to start with continuing to keep our prayers for the two sure if deputies that were ambushed in compton, my home state. i think we should condemn that violence. that violence has got to stop. i am not sure if my hometown senator has condemned it or done anything about it. i know she went out to california to see the fires. i hope she would stop to see the sheriffs as well. not sure if she raised money for a reward to find who did this. i know she raises money to bail out the rioters. i know 13 staff members on joe biden's campaign did as well. not sure if they are still on his campaign. i know he just had a press conference with the speaker of the house. i do not know if you asked her about the embolus at the shootings of those two sheriffs. when she was as before, she said people would do what they do. i am not sure if she changed her opinion or condemned the action as well. maybe that is a question you could ask her. this majority under the leadership of nancy pelosi ha

how he felt about bobby's devotion to mccarthy, of his servers on mccarthy's committee, i think that early on he was very much inclined to let bobby do what he felt like he should do. it was a good career move for bobby. the father wanted bobby to have that position. i think as mccarthy can became more controversial and was doing more and more outrageous things i think it became a problem. by then bobby is no longer in mccarthy's employee. but he was still very close to joe mccarthy that created more problems for jack politically. you don't at least in the records that i have seen we don't have it from that continued loyalty on bobby's part. what's and with this question, i sense the majority of the ideas were vocalizer discussed by him. his lot about jfk the real man was a mystery we will probably never know. do you agree or disagree? when this gets to what we talked about the very start about how a biographer would have access to the inter- life of a real person who died almost 60 years ago. >> guest: i think it's a very perceptive question. and i do think he does keep a part of hi

mccarthy and then call on commissioners for discussion. commissioner mccarthy, do you have -- >> yeah, through the chair -- thank you so much, madam chair. inspector hernandez, if you could, please, just a few quick questions. the -- the violation that's in front of us, it's for the roof, correct? >> correct, it's for the roof and the work area. >> so it's exceeding the construction permit or -- >> it's exceeding the construction permit. >> yeah, and i'm presuming this was called in as a complaint, correct? >> yes. >> you mentioned some -- and i totally understand if you don't have the answer to this, but you mentioned that there was an application filed in relation to planning. do you have any information on that or should it be in the package? >> it should be in the package, but there's no update because there's no provision of plans. the problem with mr. korman is he doesn't respond to e-mails. he wants to do everything in person or send everything by mail, and that's the issues that we have with him. >> and that's the choice that every

mccarthy does surprisingly well in new hampshire.is after mccarthy's success is when you start to see robert kennedy willing to jump and. -- jump in. that sets the table. even as hubert humphrey is thinking that he is trying to pull back on the war, he is pressured by the fact that he is loyal to the man who gave him the vice presidency, lyndon johnson. it is one of those wonderful political stories. hubert humphrey is a good guy. he is not going to put lyndon johnson in a position where it johnson feels that he is being undercut by his number t2. johnson is a totally dismissive of humphrey. especially his contribution or desire -- this war is not the right war. >> let's get to another call. this is larry in sherman oaks, california. >> i am a big fan of humphrey. for many years, it took me quite a while to accept the fact that he was never going to be president. even after his passing. in 1998, i visited the humphrey institute. we looked and the catalogs and did not see any items surrounding middle east war. i would have thought hum

>> enter joseph mccarthy who claimed he had the answer.05 employees in the state department who he said were known communists. >> that simple answer was like boom. >> he didn't have the goods to prove this monster conspiracy. >> mccarthy presided over hearings that were little more than trial by accusation. >> would you like to hear this? it's about you. >> he would just badger witnesses where they wouldn't have a chance to answer. he wasn't about nuance. he was about got you. >> answer that yes or no. do you know this man? >> mccarthy made baseless charges against the truman administration, including a man who served as the secretary of state and defense. >> george c. marshal, a man who helped defeat the nazis. >> a venerated five-star general who helped orchestrate the allied victory in world war ii. republicans didn't like mccarthy's tactics but most didn't speak out because they were afraid of losing their base. sound familiar? by 1952, republicans had been out of power for two decades. >> the american people have spoken with a resound

i was listening to kevin mccarthy in the introduction. program compared to the underfunding of police and the destruction of american cities, intimidation of law-abiding citizens, and also the destruction of the rule of law and what they are doing to the citizens in the cities after they burn them to the ground, i think there is no choice for me but to vote for the republican in our race. apparent,ome unfortunately, the socialists, communists, whoever you want to call them in the country feel that they will be able to win america through intimidation and violence, etc., instead of using the system we have had set up for all these years. i believe law-enforcement officers, black or white, should be held to a standard that is basically fair and they should be prosecuted to the extent of the law if they break the law themselves. however, i don't believe in correcting our society by burning it to the ground. all the hard work and personal property people have worked so hard for their life. host: do you think republicans can pick up 17 seats i

congressman kevin mccarthy joining us we'll see you soon, sir. straight ahead senator ron johnson is here to discuss this explosive new report on the biden family, and corruption why he believes it should immediately disqualify joe biden from running for president we're looking ahead on "sunday morning futures" stay with us. stock slices. for as little as $5, now anyone can own companies in the s&p 500, even if their shares cost more. at $5 a slice, you could own ten companies for $50 instead of paying thousands. all commission free online. schwab stock slices: an easy way to start investing or to give the gift of stock ownership. schwab. own your tomorrow. maria: welcome back. the closer the election gets the harder the bombshells fall the latest one dropping on former vice president joe biden in the form of an explosive new senate report detailing his son hunter's questionable behavior, including concerns of bribery, extortion even payments to women who "appear to be linked to an eastern european prostitution " and senate homeland security chai

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kevin mccarthy announced the parties commitment to america plan, focused on the economy, support for law enforcement, and school choice. this is 25 minutes. [inaudible] [inaudible] minutes wait a couple until everybody comes down. [inaudible] well, good morning. sorry for taking a little as you can see there's a lot of republicans here this morning because each and every one of us understand that america is worth fighting for. republicans help build the greatest economy in a generation and the american way of life was thriving. we will do it again. that is our commitment to you. two years ago speaker pelosi promised the american people the democrats would serve a responsibility to seek common ground. she did the complete opposite. the question is simple, what are the democrats results? name me one problem the democrat majority in the house has solved. democrats support defunding our police, and when asked about the violent protests the speaker expressed her support by saying, people will do what they do. democrats want to dismantle our institutions, the democrats conducted the most p

congressman kevin mccarthy joining us we'll see you soon, sir.r ron johnson is here to discuss this explosive new report on the biden family, and corruption why he believes it should immediately disqualify joe biden from running for president we're looking ahead on "sunday morning futures" stay with us. yeah, that's half the fun of a new house. seeing what people left behind in the attic. well, saving on homeowners insurance with geico's help was pretty fun too. ahhhh, it's a tiny dancer. they left a ton of stuff up here. welp, enjoy your house. nope. no thank you. geico could help you save on homeowners and renters insurance. geicintroducing the all-new o2021 gla suv. ♪ starting at just $36,230. it's the biggest thing that ever happened to small. lease the gla 250 suv for just $399 a month at your local mercedes-benz dealer. but my dream is to help young women feel empowered. i'd like to have online courses teaching them body positivity and self-confidence. but when covid hit, i needed a financial plan to make it a reality. without andrea, my fi

, joe mccarthy, and his tactics early on. she gave a speech called the declaration of conscience in june, 1950, where she opposed his tactics. very eloquently. so, and she goes on to serve a very long career to the early 1970's. but she is one of the women who kind of is pushing the story of women of congress. if you're interested in this topic, you can learn more by going to our website which is history.house.gov. the women in congress publication along with the objects and artifacts we do not have on the table today is availabl t

here to discuss all this former assistant attorney andrew mccarthy.ndrew, i'd like you to frame for us just how significant this moment is. the president gets a chance, his third supreme court nominee replacing a very, very liberal progressive justice be presumably a very conservative one. explain what that means for jurisprudence, for justice, for the law in america. >> well, gerry, there hasn't been that kind of a deep turn in one of the seats on the court in probably decades. and what it -- the big difference i think it makes is that the so-called conservative majority that we have now really not a firm one or a stable one, and it drifts back and forth around the center actually more than being something that's solidly a conservative majority. and the importance of that is that original originalism, which is the doctrine of law that is famously associated with justice scalia, justice burke, ed meese back in the days of the reagan administration, this idea that the law means whatever its public understanding was at the time the relevant provision wa

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kerry mccarthy. for an 18—year—old to be faced with a decision like that. it wasn't really, as i can see it, a clinical decision anyway. it almost seems to be saying well, now you're in a wheelchair your quality of life is not worth saving. we had a meeting with matt hancock, the health secretary and he grasped very quickly what the nub of the unfairness was and said that he would be raising this with nhs england. kerry mccarthy. i want to thank the health secretary while i have the chance for meeting my constituent jake recently to talk about access for the drug spinraza and i hope to get some news in that scene. i entirely accept that nice has a role in deciding whether public money should be spent but the fact is, in this case, they have excluded some people for, it seems no good reason. they need to be challenged on why do they think that it's not worth spending money on jake when it is worth spending money on others. it's just the main thing that gets to me the most is, as i've seen my friends g

edgar hoover and senator joe mccarthy.[applause] [laughing] mike waltz was very discomforted by that. i once asked who is the founder of "meet the press"? what's the name? [inaudible] i once asked, i said larry, have you ever been completely wasted, just devastated by one of your guests? he suggests. he said about a year ago i had on the man i hate most in the united states. no, that i hate most in the world. so i saved my haymaker until the last 22 seconds. and he said, senator bilbo, last week senator pat called you probably the worst band ever to have been elected to the senate in the history of the united states. what is your comment on that? bill said, don't you understand? he's a communist. [laughing] that's one way of closing that narrative. sorry, i'm rambling. [inaudible] >> mr. buckley, to great to have you tonight. you and your sons look more like brothers. i know you're a staunch roman catholic and the haven't read your book yet except the first chapter because i subscribe to the "national review" and i intend

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as you said mccarthy had , started. he did his west virginia speech -- he confessed and then they had a week they did not do anything with him. on february 2.im mccarthy was mid-february, he went to west virginia. so it was just weeks. all of a sudden, there was all this information that came out at that moment just as mccarthy had these lists of names and things was exactly when klaus was arrested. so it was just a tremendous whirlwind of communism. huac had been the year before 49 andlger his, 1948 or that had been going on for quite some time. in the u.s., and there was much more in the news that in britain. -- then in britain. britain did not make a big deal over it. they also have a different legal system. they cannot make a big deal of it because if too much information comes out, it jeopardizes the trial. when the brits gave the fbi information, it always seemed to leak out, and it would end up in the u.s. news and then it would end up in england. mi5 said, if it comes in here, it could mess up our trial. we are

lou: house minority leader congressman ken mccarthy -- kevin mccarthy, also -- as always, thanks forere. >>> president trump calling out the radical dems for their failures in american cities. civil rights activist bob woodson joins us. stay with us. wow. that will save me lots of money. this game's boring. only pay for what you need. ♪ liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ ♪ ♪ lou: joining us now, as he does every wednesday on this broadcast, bob woodson, former civil rights activist, he headed the national urban league department of criminal justice. he is the founder of the woodson center which helps residents in low income neighborhoods. bob, great to see you, and i want to start with just getting your impression about the debate last night and the president's performance. >> i thought he did great. i was amazed, though, that chris wallace said -- asked him why are you against race sensitivity training. and as chris rufo pointed out, that is not racial grievance. i was happy that chris has rooted it out and exposed it for the evil that it is. but i think it was alan patton who sa

. >> leader mccarthy, whip scalise, chairman liz cheney, thank you for spearheading the house republicans commitment to america. who would have imagined -- who would have imagined in just a matter of weeks covid-19 could turn america's strongest economy in 90 years into its worst economy in 90 years. but americans are battling back, defying expectations. together we've already gained back nearly half the jobs lost, but we can't stop now. our republican commitment is to rebuild the greatest economy in modern times, the economy we delivered plus more. our commitment is to get america working again, adding 10 million new good paying jobs and rebuilding our main street businesses. we'll make the republican tax cuts permanent. we'll make president trump's tax cuts permanent because the proven way to rebuild local communities is to let families and businesses keep more of what they worked so hard to earn. [ applause ] we'll guarantee moms can keep their $2,000 child tax credit. we'll make sure opportunity zones keep driving hope and investment into america's poorest neighborhoods. and mark our

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edgar hoover and senator joe mccarthy.[laughter] [applause] mike wallace was very discomfited -- [laughter] by that. i once asked who was the founder of "meet the press." what's the name? >> [inaudible] >> i once asked, i said, harry, have you ever -- larry, have you ever been completely wasted? just devastated by one of your guests? he said, yes. he said, about a year ago i had on the man i hate most in the united states, no, i hate most in the world. so i i saved my haymaker until the last 22 seconds, and i said, senator bilbo, last week senator taft called you probably the worst man ever to have been elected to the senate in the history of the united states. what's your comment? he said, don't you understand? senator taft is a communist. [laughter] sorry, i'm rambling. [laughter] >> [inaudible] >> it's great to have you here tonight. >> thank you. >> i have to say that you and your son look more like brothers than father and sop. [laughter] my question to you is i know -- [inaudible] is everybody having trouble hearing?

thank you all very much. >> house republican leader kevin mccarthy

>> guest: that is about joe mccarthy. 40 years after writing the first one, i thought the whole mccarthyemed really needs to be explicated as a novel so you can say things that you know to be true and revealing that got left out in the cross antagonisms of the journalistic approach of the problem back then. i think it's a very effective novel. [inaudible] very anti-mccarthy and things are portrayed in the book is very important. c-span: we will go to the audience. and when i asked the audience to try to focus on books that you've read of william f. buckley. we have here a whole bunch of novels on the scale of what you like and do not like the best, how do you relate? how many novels have you written? >> guest: 12. actually, 13. c-span: fiction or nonfiction, what do you like best? >> guest: generally easier to write a novel, because there is less research. on the other hand, if you are going to write the book in six weeks, you do. the wonderful thing about the novel is the temptation to improvise. you finish at 7:00 and the killer is coming in the other way. you have to have a surprise e

mccarthy had started.d his west virginia speech -- he confessed and then they had out -- he had a week where they did not do anything with them. february, hemid went to west virginia. all of a sudden, there was all this information that came out at that moment just as mccarthy had this list of names was exactly when klaus was arrested. it was a tremendous whirlwind of communism. that had been going on for quite some time. u.s., and there was much more in the news that in britain. make a big deal over it. they also have a different legal system. they cannot make a big deal of it. if too much information is out, it jeopardizes the trial. when the brits gave the fbi information, it always seemed to leak out. it would end up in the u.s. news and then it would end up in england. we are going to lose. trial ifot even have a we are jeopardized by the british press. that was a big concern to the british. it is harder for them to whip things up with those particular laws. the other surprising thing about the klaus

>>speaker pelosi has either slowed or delayed the action mccarthy says speaker pelosi isn't focused on helping americans i think knowing or well. she cares more about politics than she does about the people and that's unfortunate. i think the speaker has been very very clear that. >>we as a caucus are prepared to compromise and negotiate. but it has to be a package that is more than just checking the box that provides real relief and meet the urgent moment that we're hand house democrats still see their heroes act as a path forward reporting in washington, i'm morgan wright. >>california's jobless rate drops in august. but a slew of temporary government census jobs. help boost the market. however experts warn there are other signs that the world's 5th largest economy has stalled. the state has regained nearly a 3rd of the more than 2.6 million jobs lost early in the pandemic but new employment claims feeble consumer spending and poultry job postings show quick recovery is not in sight. california has paid more than 86 billion dollars in unemployment benefits since march. and the number

mccarthy was making that -- that what toink attribute that motive to j. mccarthy.i hate to repeat at the time was that he was jealous of jack was because it was that catholic instead of this catholic getting the nomination. i think that is unworthy of mccarthy. number one, my father would have resented it. i don't think there was a chance of the convention of him winning the nomination. he had encouraged everybody to go out and support candidates of their choice including richard j. daley of illinois. you make a pledge, you don't make it -- you don't break it. the domination was sewed up. there was a lot of tension. there was a lot of dynamism in the works. after the convention, my father campaigned strenuously. he campaigned all over the country for john f. kennedy. bobby kennedy's first of the campaign trail was right here at the home where we had a great rally on the lawn for bobby kennedy. >> now, he referred it to jackie kennedy's new book put out called historic conversations on life with jfk. there were some audiotapes attached to this. she talked shortly af

kevin mccarthy and michael mccall, we will see you soon. thank you.new book, preorder the book, it's coming out next month. you can preorder it right now at the costbook.com. we'll be right back with lee carter. maria: welcome back. president trump and former vice president joe biden squaring off last night. it was largely a fiery affair with both candidates talking over one another, pollster and the president of maslansky and partners lee carter is here with the dials to see how people reacted. let's take a look at president trump talking about the economy. >> you've got to open these states up. it's not fair. you're talking about almost just like being in prison and you look at what's going on with divorce, look at what's going on with alcoholism and drugs, it's a very, very sad thing. and he'll close down the whole country. this guy will close down the whole country and destroy our country. our country is coming back incredibly well, setting records at is does it. we don't need someone to come in and a say let's shut it down. maria: lee carter, wal

here now to explain this, house minority leader kevin mccarthy. i got the copy here and i will put it up on the screen. you have 435 members for people who want to be members, 435 candidates. are they all going to sign this commitment page? >> just left doing a zoom with all of our candidates who are not current members and they are all saying yes because they are making a commitment to america. if your viewers want to learn more go to a commitment to america.com. what we are going to do here is we are going to restore our way of life. we are going to defeat this virus and keep america healthy. we are going to create a safe and effective vaccine. we are going to triple our rapid covid testing and we will protect pre-existing conditions. we are going to modernize our stockpile because when joe biden and obama left us was putting us in a tough situation. the other thing we are going to do is make our communities safe and secure again. we're not going to defund the police, we are actually going to add a $1.75 billion for police training. community po

lou: and joining us now, republican house minority leader kevin mccarthy.sman, great to have you with us. the speaker outdoing herself as the marie antoinette -- [laughter] of 2020. your thoughts about her reck "the live desk" or -- reckless, callous disregard of plaintiff to the rule -- many of the rules she helped form. >> think about this, remember when she held up all the money for small business employees with her or gourmet ice cream in front of her refrigerator? or when she referred to us as enemies of the state? now she cares more about getting her hair blown out instead of small businesses. and what is she doing? she's going after a single-woman small business and is now putting her out of business. i mean, i welcome her down to the other part of california, one that's more open in curran county or in bakersfield. we'd welcome her to open a shop down there because we appreciate small business and all the hard work that business people do. lou: well, hard work and all the business people do, big business is really having a hell of a time. what do yo

. >> why didn'td you h the democratic party, like mccarthy d declare yourself a democrat and head of the social lift party and win? has that ever occurred to you? [ laughter ] >> has that ever occurred to you? i canee you're thinking about at. >> we arehaiven adviced ad infinitum by iberyal we come across. and we explain to them, and we explain to them tha democratic party is not a socialist party. and it's contr capitalists and it's not going to be controlled by any other way, and mccarthy is a capitalist, or supports that policy, and if he didn't, he wouldn't get anywhere in the democratic party. >> a moment in time, but is the democratic party essenticaly a talist party? >> look, the democratic -- >> democratic socialists? >> you are assuming that there is a rigidity there that cannot be changed. if your question is has, for many, many year, the democratic party received an enormous amount of funding from some of the largest and most powerful corporations in this country? yes. have they stood up for working people effectively? no, they have not. but things change. and when we are

edgar for assisting mccarthy and ended up just leading nowhere. but you do mention the in the moment they are still seeing now. you make the case that sure there might have been democrat and republicans before, but where you stood on this question of for example the altered this case -- alger hiss case and soviet spies in america, where you stood on that determines whether your kids and their kids would be more liberal or conservative. >> it's true. basically the whole red scare where people if you bought into this idea the state department was riddled by a calming your politics and a certai find a ce. and if you thought joe mccarthy was a puppet of it, then your politics went another way. it's largely inherited. so from that you can kind of march along in time. they were the same whose children were against the iraq war and probably were voting democratic in this election into the opposite is true on the other side. this was the great schism in politics that started and the then number three in the cia was in charge of the covert operations all o

house minority leader kevin mccarthy tells the website axios he warned the president that his criticism will hurt republicans running for congress and hurt the president himself. mccarthy reportedly said senior citizens are most afraid of covid, and if they don't vote, he said, quote, we're screwed. meanwhile, the president has tweeted this video featuring veterans who are amputees vouching for him. it's aimed at disputing a report in "the atlantic" magazine accusing the president of disparaging u.s. troops allegedly calling them losers. most of the report has not been confirmed. the veterans affairs secretary is defending the president. >> have you ever heard the president disparage u.s. service members or veterans? >> well, absolutely not, and i would be offended too if i thought it was true. again, i think anonymous are the same people that brought you fake heart attacks, fake strokes, russian collusion. >> if they're real, it's beneath the dignity of any commander in chief. truly they're despicable. >> the president has no campaign events today while joe biden heads to pennsylvania.

and it's controlled by the capitalists and it's not goiol to be cond by any other way, and mccarthy is a capitalist, or supports that policy, d if he didn't, he wouldn't get anywhere in the democratic party. >> a moment in time, but is the democratic party essentially a capitalist party? >> look, the democratic -- >> democratic socialists? >> you are assuming that there is a rigidity there that cant be changed. if your question is orhas, many, many year, the democratic party received an enormous amount of funding from some of corporations in this country? yes. have ty stood up for working people effectively? no, they have not. but things change. and when we are seeing all over thisountry the election of strong progressives, and when we are seeing the democratic party become ideologically, in my view a more progressive party, i think things are changing, and that's what we have to do. >> and yet, it's president trump who tn says that joe biden will just be a puppet of the radical left. unfortunately, it is not. case. look, we have strong representation inon theess. i would hope that joe

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good morning.nd. rain spreading through scotla nd ireland. rain spreading through scotland during the day and into the afternoon across wales and england. some sunshine later on towards the west. at long last, the cloud and went breaking up across east angler and the south—west corner. it will feel warmer on the weekend. —— east anglia. further north and west, clear skies into tuesday and not quite as cold as recent nights. a lingering weather front taking a while to shift. the rest of the country one of the driest and branches days of the week. fairly pleasant in the sunshine but things turning stormy in the second half of the week. bye for now. welcome to bbc news, i'm rich preston, very good to have you with us. our top stories: the new york times says it's obtained president trump's tax records dating back two decades, which it says reveal chronic losses and years of tax avoidance. he denies the claims. it's totally fake news. made—up. fake. we went through the same stories, you could've asked

neither mcconnell or mccarthy's office have offered an explanation for why that was.er two republican in the house did attend and was seen chatting with others who were here. it's also worth noting, steve, there were a few people in the audience here today that maybe have been overlooked in the past. ruth bader ginsburg's how keeper, elizabeth, was seated in a place of honor. her trainer, bryant johnson, also attended. his tribute was to drop before her casket and do three push-ups before exiting the building, steve. >> kasie hunt at the capitol, thank you for that. while we watch lawmakers unite to honor the life of the late jins, there are still deep and growing divisions over the issue of filling herve khan see on the court. right now president trump is in doral, florida on a campaign swing. less than 40 days out from our traditional election date. he's set to name his pick for ginsburg's seat tomorrow. kelly o'donnell in doral, the president holding an event with latino supporters as we speak. we're taking a look at the images from inside there. the president expe