then senator eugene mccarthy.if i have to run for president to do it, i'm going to do it. senator eugene mccarthy, august 17th, 1967. ... [applause] >> this question is about jean mccarthy and his counterpart, bernie sanders, you pointed out is our modern version. i was one of those people that went door to door for mccarthy and like young people today who are going to door to door for bernie sanders, and he is opening up the protests and the possibilities for the future that for young people, we see what happens in virginia in a result of the woman's march. so in the same way that you have so much accolades 4g mccarthy, my question is, why doesn't msnbc and other mainstream new stations cover the alternative to these established point of views? virginia took everybody by surprise. these are all first-time candidates who are inspired by this new wave, so that is what i hope for when i listen to the news. we love your show. but i would like to hear that other voice coming in. >> is that other voice bernie? >> it is

joe mccarthy? did he go after him because he was so liberal? >> that's a really complicated question. he tried to make it illegal to be communist. and that was done in some part because he was trying to bring the truth out and force mccarthy's hand so he would have to proven somebody was a communist and it would be illegal. you couldn't be so passe about it. he would have to incriminate them. that was a bad plan. it didn't work. he didn't like mccarthy. even though he was anti-communist, he didn't like anything that he did. thought he was a demagogue. >> he was very ill with cancer. what kind of cancer did he have? >> bladder cancer. >> in the last years of his life in the united states senate. he ended up dying in january of 1978. he was brought back to the capitol for an unusual tribute >> never happened before. its the first time. . >> tell us about that. >> both houses of congress and the senate met for to honor one senator. never happened before. they all met. just to honor his work. his spiri

that as did jim mccarthy and others. the convention came later in the summer and humphrey became vice president. he walked into the beginning of johnson's real involvement with the war. they never really talked about the vietnam during the campaign. it was more about barry goldwater being trigger happy. humphrey and johnson were the peas candidates and goldwater was the war candidate basically. vietnam was not talked about. they were talking more about nuclear annihilation. >> in 60? for >> yeah and 64. they won by a landslide. 44 of 50 states. in the spring, in the early part of the year, there was another incident in vietnam. johnson called a cabinet ad hoc and adviser meeting. . he is already decided to bomb north vietnam in retaliation. he asked people around the table what they thought of this. everybody pretty much agreed and humphrey said it was not a good idea. and he backed off and he had written a memo earlier this and we should not get involved. shouldn't send ground ships, and shouldn't bomb this is not a goo

and senator mccarthy's relationship with the kennedys. even when the senate votes to censure mccarthy and kennedy had a speech ready to support that censure. but he was in the hospital and unable to deliver that speech. i think because he was not able to publicly distance himself or mccarthy when others are, i think eleanor infers from that and the ongoing family relations between mccarthys and kennedys, that he may not be as strong a candidate and may not share the same values she shares. and i believe engages in some public criticism of kennedy as maybe not being the right candidate. , doesnnedy i think wisely not engage in a public battle with eleanor roosevelt. i think she would not win that battle. but privately he writes her and asks her to consider the fact, and be open to meeting with him. it is only in the in person conversations that his genuine curiosity and his willingness to learn and his patriotism come through to her in a way she can , support him. i can appreciate given what she but knew at the time and her greater familia

maria: congressman mccarthy you are the leader of this party. you are facing pushback not just from the fbi, withholding information but the media as well. what are you going to do about it? >> well first of all, what devon says is correct. what have we learned now? it's a very similar play book. we are just now finding out four years later that the cia did know that hillary clinton was making up the russian idea with president trump. that brennan actually briefed president obama. that they sent a memo to the fbi to comey and peter strzok, and never told anybody in congress or the american public. now, we find right before the eve of an election that hunter biden, joe biden, money could be involved here? all the speculations of things we've heard before, and maria, it comes down to one simple question. the american public deserves the right to know and joe biden has a responsibility to answer these questions, which he's avoiding. before this election takes place , these questions need to be answered before the american public, because the fbi, d

so, mccarthy's first set of enablers where his fellow u.s.ators, and they watched the mccarthy's enabler in chief was, as you said, president eisenhower, from day one of eisenhower taking office. eisenhower's brother mton whispered in dwight's ear, "bring down the bully." eisenhower instead said, "we're going to wait for mccarthy to do himself in." in that year and a half that he waited, lives were ruined. careers were crushed. but the ultimate enabler was us. it was the american people. we're the ones, in wiscons, who elected mccart overwhelmingly to be a u.s. senator, twice. and by the beginning of 1954, mccarthy's popularity rating was at 50%. he was the second-most popular public figure in america, trailing only our war hero, president dwight eisenhower. but i think that, while my book is the story of one of the most malevolent characters in american history, it is counter- intuitively a good news story. and the good news is that in our long history of demagogues, given enough rope, every one of them hung themselves in an our long history

second, joe mccarthy. what about mccarthyism? why didn't ike do more, say more, go to war with mccarthy? there again, there is a political answer. general mccarthy was reasonably popular in the united states in 1953 and 1954. americans didn't believe everything he said, but their view was, if 10% of what he says is true, it's bad enough. and there were communists who had penetrated into the weapons research program at the manhattan projects. there were communist sympathizers who had worked in the state department and the treasury. mind you, there were only a few of them and most of them had done it in the '30s or late '40s, but eisenhower didn't want to be the president who said, i think it's a lot of baloney and then have another scandal on his hands when congress should be working in the government. he approved of the idea of oaths, he approved of the idea of vetting working in government but he hated mccarthy's tactics. should he have gone to war with mccarthy and elevated him to an equal as the president? eisenhower said, no,

gop leader kevin mccarthy spoke with the president on the phone he joins me now with an update. good morning, congressman good to see you this morning thanks so much for being here. >> thanks for having me back on maria. maria: can you tell us how the president sounded, congressman? you spoke with him on friday, correct? >> yeah, he called me friday night after he got into the hospital. it was late around 10:30 or so. i could tell he wasn't feeling well, but you could see in the president and you listen to him and we had a long conversation. he was worried about those others who had covid. he was determined to make sure we defeat this virus and he was so appreciative of the thought, the prayers, and the well-wishes but he was still doing work. we were talking about how we could get the speaker nancy pelosi to stop playing politics and actually get a covid relief bill of how hard he's continuing even in his own state that he wanted to make sure he got that to the american public that the airlines would not be laying people off. that we could put people before politics. maria: unb

commissioner mccarthy? >> inspector hernandez, what -- i so know you've said what the charge is here, but the permit, the violation in front of us today is for work done without a permit. now you went through a list of that work there. is that a part of this violation? for example, you said there was a deck there. for exceeding the work there. there was a permit, which is what we're here in front of us today, it's for work exceeded. >> yes, yes. >> can you tell us what work exceeded? >> it's adding extensive work, sky lights and creation of a roof deck and living space on the top floor. >> so this is what was found to be not permitted to do. >> yes. >> just so my notes are clear, that date was from 2018. >> yes, from november. >> and then, that violation was issued to the appellant then, is that correct? >> that's correct. >> and then, sometime in 2019, we had the hearing, correct? >> correct. >> and in that 2019 hearing, a comment was made, it was almost the whole hearing was hearsay. it had nothing to do

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when joe mccarthy went around this country attacking people's patriotism, he was wrong.or from connecticut stood up to him named prescott bush. your father was right. you are wrong to attack my patriotism. i was opposed to the war. i love my country. we need a president who will bring this country together. we've had enough division. i want to lead a unified country. watch the full debate on sunday on american history tv. >> next on the presidency, we hear from archivist craig wright about a road trip that first lady lou hoover took with her newly widowed father, traveling from california to washington, d.c. long before there was an interstate highway system. her father documented the september 12 to october 16th trip down to how much they spent on gas. his four page summary is in the collection of the herbert hoover presidential library museum. it is quoted during this talk. the hoover presidential foundation provided this video. jerry: welcome to our third thursday program series. i am the president and ceo of the hoover presidential foundation. we are glad you are her

i think what leader mccarthy said is right.ry republican, senator and member of congress should be saying this is over. we want every damn bit of evidence that every intelligence agency has or it's maybe time to shut those agencies down. because at the end of the day, our liberties are more important than anything else we have in this country and they have been stampeded over by these dirty cops and the democratic party and the media who fails to report on it. maria: yeah. this is absolutely shameful, that this report last week that dni ratcliffe declassified got no coverage from the mainstream media. no coverage, what a disgrace that our liberties and rights have been trampled over because of one political campaign coming up withig an idea to stir up a fantasy, stir up a scandal around the other political campaign and the fbi went right along with it and weaponized our intelligence agencies to go against donald trump. so what else can you tell us about this? you were briefed by dni ratcliffe, part of the gang of eight, a small

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there's joe mccarthy.his is a poem that i imagined, i thought of it taking a shower at about 8:30 in the morning and by 11 a.m. i'd already written a poem and had done the illustration. this is the only one that came easy. maybe it was because it was a lullaby. nighttime and wrapping this up. hush little dumpty don't you cry, you will be in dreamland by and by. harken back many years of gold to the time of your uncle joe. if you're feeling all alone, gave a thought to roy and cohen. if you're cranky, be like me, copy my demagoguery. nations tribalism. legal jurists by rescinding flynn's conviction. if you hike the chinese connection you will squeak by in the next election. if your poles are dead and low, implicate joe scarborough. if you win every crucial state, by invoking obama gate, if you are badly trailing biden claiming if they call you deeply flawed in voter fraud. if coronavirus spreads, put it all on the governor's heads. if they claim you reacted slow, could place the blame on the who. if resista

voice in the dark, dark days of the mccarthy period was her mentor. she met and married martin ginsburg and they had two children in the ensuing years. she followed marty to harvard and when he went to new york she left harvard law school and followed him to columbia. when her high school classmates from flatbush, many of whom were in that class at columbia law school, right, found out that ruth, keke bader, was coming to their law school to finish up with them, they heaved a collective sigh and knew that each one of their class ranks would now go down by one. and they did. she graduated first in her class at columbia. her teachers tried to get her a supreme court clerkship. she arguably is one of the smartest people who ever sat on that court. her teachers tried to get a supreme court courtship but there was not a supreme court justice who would take a woman into his chambers nor would the court of appeals judges take her into their chambers. no women. she wound up as a district court clerk and then she ultimately started her real career as an entry-

when he may now is house minority leader kevin mccarthy. congressman, great to see you. the most important part of the night is that yet again the biden harris ticket refuses to answer a question about whether they are going to seek to destroy the legitimacy of one of our branches of government, of course the judicial branch, by packing the court. the media tonight is worried that pence interrupted her too much? >> i will tell you what i find in any modern history, but this is probably one of the most important vice president debates. if they win, what's so scary is that she will be calling the shots. what you find as well here is that not only your taxes will go up and the crime in your city, but now the supreme court justice decides on the number. she won't answer it because she knows what she is telling the american public. >> laura: congressman mccarthy, the simple facts is that our taxes are going out. it's not just all come out we are pledging never to raise tax. explained to her audience why that is complete garbage. >> because what we did in our tax plan as we do

you're watching monday in parliament with me, alicia mccarthy.faced cross party calls for pet theft to be made a specific criminal offence. mps said the courts needed powers to impose tougher sentences on those found guilty of stealing a family pet — an idea rejected by ministers. dogs and certain breeds of puppies can change hands for hundreds, if not thousands of pounds. a debate on pet theft was in response to several petitions signed by more than 250,000 people amid rising cases of dog theft. the mp who led the debate described the crime as "sickening and depraved." we're fighting this growing tide with outdated and underpowered laws. the risk of small fines will not stop this type of organised crime. in conclusion, that's why we must have pet theft reform. making pet theft a specific offence, as these petitions call for, will elevate pet theft to a category two offence and empowerjudges to hand out prison sentences of up to two years — sentences that represent something closer to justice and an effective deterrent against this disgusting cri

mccarthy spoke today. he says it's time to reconsider roles that give platforms like facebook, twitter, and google protection from liability. he also answered questions about the possibility of passing coronavirus relief legislation. >> you are all out working. thank you for coming. with less than three weeks to go until the election, many americans are eager to learn about the candidates. it is imperative our information channels are open and americans can access stories by the press and their own social circles. congress believed in the power of information so much they created special liability protections for information platforms, technology companies like facebook, twitter and google. it is called section 230. i believe in the principles outlined in the law. it is clear section 230, it is not working. justice clarence thomas said the courts had sweeping new protections of 230 that congress never put in statute. it is time to scrap the law and start over. yesterday the new york post, one of the countr

shannon bream shannon bream is inside the hearing room, andy mccarthy, former assistant u.s. attorney, martha maccallum, mike davis as advisor to the judiciary committee on nominees in the past and former congressman and prosecutor trey gowdy all join me now and if the congressman is with me, i will begin with him, trey gowdy and south carolina comes to us alive now. what is your impression so far of what we have gone through today? that's not trey gowdy, that's mike davis. so be it, mike, let's begin with you. >> they make barrett is doing an exceptional job today, showing the american people that she is exceptionally well-qualified tob just like the bar association just rated her. she is adept at answering these questions, she knows what she's allowed to answer. just like she did in her hearing in 2017 or the seventh circuit, she is doing a very good job today. >> bill: standby. andy mccarthy, were you surprised by the statement, "i am not on a mission to destroy the affordable care act." when you hear that analyzing this earlier in the day that is a suggestion of a clear s

congressman kevin mccarthy, leader mccarthy talked about how the rule changes aren't going to be embracedhey are all going to be in the camp, the biden camp. listen to what leader mccartney worries about. >> you will run for the free leader of the world, we want to hear what you say but we will allow one person to moderate and determine what american people can hear from candidates, of course, they want to change the rules. anything that gives joe biden some type of advantage. and one thing i would say, don't put a mute button on joe biden, don't interrupt them. every time i watched him speaking he couldn't finish his sentence. you looked into his eyes. i've spent a lot of time with joe biden when he was vice president. this is not the same man. brian: and that is true. in retrospect when joe biden was left to explain himself he really couldn't and it's easy to pair what he's saying, if he digs too much in the middle, the washington post wrote, he alienates the left. young people are not motivated to vote for him. i'm not doing the green new deal and not medicare for all and that's what y

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.what a contrast as we move into the new day to see some really quite heavy rain moving into part of england and wales. it will feel cooler across some areas. low pressure dominating the weather through tuesday throwing the weather fronts across northern and western scotland but is towards biscay we look for the next development. that is tied in with storm barbara. the air is coming from the south so it's not a cold start to wednesday, but it will be a wet one across southern areas and the rain keeps coming through the morning, easily 30 to a0 millimetres quite widely. bits and pieces of weather to the north and rain across the western isles of scotland and the north and west of the mainland but the drip and drab getting into northern ireland. top temperature will be 17. the rain becoming a little bit lighter perhaps as the area of low pressure and its energy gradually move away towards scandinavia. as we move into thursday, the isobars begin to open up a touch with the ridge of high pr

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. good morning. majority of the country seeing outbreaks of rain at times, slowly spreading its way southeast. this weather watcher picture from whitby, north yorkshire, tends to sum up monday afternoon for many. but i can offer a glimmer of good news as we head throughout the week, gradually turning a little bit drier, but staying on the chilly side for the time of year. now, for today, however, we're still under this area of low pressure. it's a bit of a messy weather story to try and tell, but here goes. once this weather front sinks its way steadily south through the day, we will start to see an improving picture gradually through scotland and northern ireland, but a brisk northeasterly wind here will make it feel on the cool side. the low pressure sinks its way south, spiralling around that low, plenty of showers, a little bit like clothes in a washing machine spinning around. you'll probably feel it's going to dry up, and then there will be more showers flying in through the afternoon. so, it's

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello. last few days but that is going to change for the new working week. it looks like this week will see rain at times and the wind will be quite a feature. for monday, low pressure in the north—west. we'll start the week with a north—west south—east divide. the heaviest rain in northern ireland and western scotland. we may see a couple of inches before the system clears and the strongest wind on the western coast. rain in wales and north—west england in the morning. central and eastern england should be mostly dry and bright the day. blustery under the rain with top temperatures peaking between 11 and 15. looks likely we'll see more wet weather especially to the west on tuesday. the wind continuing to strengthen but a touch milder than it has been of late. take care. this is bbc news with the latest headlines. the mayor of greater manchester accuses boris johnson of exaggerating the spread of coronavirus in the area in a bid to persuade local leaders to accept tougher restrictions, as he

live to capitol hill where kevin mccarthy is holding a news conference, live coverage on c-span 2.inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] [silence] [silence] [silence] >> waiting for house minority leader kevin mccarthy to start his news conference on capitol hill. live coverage on c-span2. >> we are joined by sean spicer, former white house press secretary and author of his latest book leading america, donald trump's commitment to people, and capitalism. welcome to washington journal. >> guest: good to be with you. >> host: tell us what your book is about and why did you write it? >> guest: it is about a couple things, couldn't be more timely considering the news yesterday about a new york post story, hunter biden, big tech, media censorship of it. i talk about big tech. i talk about journalism and the head wents conservatives facing both areas and also corporate america, academia and the direction society is moving in a the leftward bend of major institutions in amer

because his memory's not any better than kevin mccarthy. not as good as kevin mccarthy says it is. so -- i want to go through this. so what happened shortly after that, this thing all hit. on monday of that early in the month of january i had a meeting with our leader here. and it lasted about an hour. and it wasn't a happy meeting for either one of us. bum he was determined, he was -- but he was determined, he was determined i'm wrong. "the new york times" is right. i don't know how our leader can defend president trump against "the new york times" and attack me for the opposite f you google lying "new york times" you get hundreds of hits out of google lying "new york times." their credibility has been essentially destroyed and this little piece, i would say this, 18 years in this congress, 45 years in the construction business, six years in the iowa senate our family goes back three generations on the dirt that we are on right now, where we live. throughout all that time, "new york times" and others have sent reporters into my neighborhood to try to find somebody that's got somet

lou: house minority leader congressman kevin mccarthy.ways, congressman, thanks for being here. appreciate it. >>> up next here tonight, president trump's debate performance scoring big among voters. trump campaign adviser jason miller joins us right after these quick messages. i stay with when you're through with powering through, it's time for theraflu hot liquid medicine. powerful relief so you can restore and recover. theraflu hot beats cold. see yourself. welcome back to the mirror. and know you're not alone. because this is not just a mirror, it's an unstoppable community. come on jesse, one more! it's every workout. come on you two, let's go! for everyone. so join in now. and see your best self. in the mirror. lou: joining us tonight, jason miller. he's a senior adviser to the trump campaign. jason, great to have you with us. it's impressive to see the talk already about will joe biden drop out of the next two debates and what should the debate commission do. it sounds like they think that biden got pummeled. what do you think? >>

lou: house minority leader congressman kevin mccarthy., congressman, thanks for being here. appreciate it. >>> up next here tonight, president trump's debate performance scoring big among voters. trump campaign adviser jason miller joins us right after these quick messages. i stay with us. with trelegy. the only fda-approved once-daily 3-in-1 copd treatment. ♪ trelegy ♪ the power of 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy ♪ 1,2,3 ♪ trelegy woman: with trelegy and the power of 1, 2, 3, i'm breathing better. trelegy works three ways to open airways, keep them open and reduce inflammation, for 24 hours of better breathing. trelegy won't replace a rescue inhaler for sudden breathing problems. trelegy is not for asthma. tell your doctor if you have a heart condition or high blood pressure before taking it. do not take trelegy more than prescribed. trelegy may increase your risk of thrush, pneumonia, and osteoporosis. call your doctor if worsened breathing, chest pain, mouth or tongue swelling, problems urinating, vision changes, or eye pain occur. think your copd med

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he believed next in a lies and knock off of mccarthy.ould connect with americas mental health, as well as what the caller alluded to earlier. and yet, because he had baffled and come back and forth and seem to be indecisive, and not totally honest about the eagleton fiasco, a question of character no work to nixon's fate. if you ask people who seemed more trustworthy? in the polling, it was nixon, and not mcgovern he was very sad about that, he was hurt deeply. and now the question was about his character, not nixon's. and further, the eagleton story was one of the factors that kept watergate from being the great story. as it was mentioned, people couldn't think about the contacting -- context initially. nobody knew about this broader strategy of sabotaging the campaign. so the big political story, in the late summer and fall of 1972 was the eagleton affair not watergate. and that was one of the reasons why mcgovern he couldn't capitalize. >> so will come back and talk about nixon. what is happening with nixon at the time. but first let

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but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye.ge in a big way next week. but before then, essentially we've got more of the same. and probably skies looking a bit like this across many parts of the country. there will be a lot of cloud around this weekend. for many places, it may well be dry, but for all of us, it's going to be on the cool side. we've still got this nose of high pressure sitting across the uk. keeping this area of low pressure away, but threatening with some showers in the far south—west. also we've got cooler air coming down from the north, bringing all this cloud into scotland, into northern england and into northern ireland and there may be a bit of drizzle in that quite low cloud as well, so quite grey and gloomy. further south, still fairly cloudy out there but there may be a little sunshine at times, the odd shower more especially towards the far south—west of england. for many of us, temperatures like they were on friday, 12 or 13 degrees. that cloud still around into the evening and the cloudier skies cont

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.but with all the cloud around, the brightest thing many of us saw was the autumn colour, here on view in staffordshire, though competing with a postbox. it's all change now. we've had some quiet weather, but low pressure is taking over. the weather fronts are gathering, and although there will be some sunnier days in the week ahead, there'll be some very wet days around as well. and it's getting windier, too. and for monday, some of the heaviest rain will be in scotland and northern ireland. this is how it looks as the day begins. some outbreaks of rain into parts of northern england, particularly, to begin with. and there may be a bit of a lull in the rain first thing in northern ireland, but it will come back. heavy, persistent rain. outbreaks of rain across scotland, heaviest and most persistent in the west. so, through western scotland and northern ireland, as the rain continues into monday night, there is a risk of some flooding and some travel disruption. see some rain pushing ba

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello., settled weather. that said, there will still be enough cloud out there to produce a little patchy rain in a few spots as we go through the day. but some of us will actually end up being a little bit brighter than we were on saturday. we're just in this weather pattern waiting for something to come along, and the signs are there in the atlantic as low pressure starting to form and heading our way to bring some very different weather in the week ahead, as we'll see in a moment. this is how we start off on sunday morning. the thickest cloud through northern ireland, scotland, through northern and eastern england, giving some outbreaks of mostly light rain, so some of us getting off to a damp start. there may be some early sunny spells in the far north—east of scotland. that will cloud over. and as all of this starts to push north again, it will stay damp for some in scotland but northern ireland will brighten up for a time, and parts of wales and across the midlands and southern england

but for now, from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.howers coming in from the east, as the day pans out. there will be quite a chilly breeze as well, again, coming in from the north—east and that is what will drive the showers a little bit further westwards through the course of the day. but overall, what we're looking at in terms of our weather pattern for the next few days is high pressure coming to dominate. though it will become increasingly quieter through the end of the week and into the weekend. first thing wednesday, a little bit more in the way of persistent rain and some stubborn cloud across southern scotland. it should get brighter here for the afternoon. but you can see the showers here, pushing into eastern england on the north—easterly breeze, even through the morning, and then they will get driven afar away westwards come the afternoon. that north—easterly breeze a notable feature to the weather. this is the sustained wind speed — gusts could reach up to 30mph at times in some more exposed spots. best of the shelter in t

but for now from me, alicia mccarthy, goodbye. hello.spells coming through. more rain and wind on the way for the weekend and into next week too. for now, low pressure is moving away, high pressure is arriving before the next weather system comes in from the atlantic. so, this gap is not going to last too long. as we start thursday, some heavy rain in the parts of scotland gradually easing after a windy night in northern ireland which we will see slowly ease and be a breezy day across the uk and still in scotland in northern england, a lot of cloud during the morning and some patchy outbreaks of rain, southern counties of northern england should improve in the afternoon, some sunny spells brightening up in northern ireland and many of southern england having a dry afternoon with sunny spells after a chance to see some patchy rain in the morning. and temperatures up to 17 in the southeast of england, the northern parts of northern england will be a cool day and the chance to end in parts of southeast england with some quite heavy showers

andy mccarthy. in your days progress you know what questions will turn up the type of issue. on the issue of severability judge barrett weighed in and she kind of schooled sent certainty senator feinstein. can we show that? >>> i think the doctrine of severability as it's been described by the court, you know, serves as valuable function of trying not to undo your work when you wouldn't want a court to undo your work. search built strives to look at a statute as a whole and say would congress have considered this as survive able, kind of like the jenga game, it tries to effectuate the court and congress working hand and hand. >> thank you, that's quite a definition. i'm really impressed >> harris: diane feinstein really impressed. while that make headlines today? it already was. social media lit up the moment she said it >>> yeah harris, remember chairman graham started out with severability before senator feinstein got to it. and i think the point here, is that this is the big push back to what the democratic position has been throughout the hearing. i think they've recogniz

mitch mcconnell first and foremost, kevin mccarthy second, to do anything in regards to state and localid. that means defunding our police, defunding mpa, laying off thousands of public servants, many of whom live in this congressional district. it's a reprehensible position. with unthat is illustrative of her falling in line with her party yet again. no matter what the consequences. >> let's give her chance to respond. >> that is absolutely not the case. as a matter of fact, i signed a letter, a bipartisan letter to mitch mcconnell urging for billions in transit funding for new york city. and in addition to that, i've got to tell you, the cashless bail that he supports here locally, now they want to take it and make it a national policy? that's what that's at stake because people are playing games with people's life. we need the stimulus money out a good deal, 250 billion in aid for local cities and states. making sure that we get the stimulus checks out. the ppp money that the businesses would have been approved by the way for the money are waiting. they're just waiting for it to be r

pelosi tells her to vote and the members on the right to republican party are going to caucus west's mccarthy and the establishment wing of the party but there's one reason we don't have a true 3rd party in this country and it's money simple as that money to major parties control all the money and it's very difficult you're talking about name recognition brand id name recognition and of the individual candidates in this hypothetical 3rd party we're talking tens if not hundreds of billions of required dollars over not years but decades to make a 3rd party viable i think we'll get there but i doubt they're going to get there any time since you know i think we'll go ahead and jump in well that's when i have a degree of time like look at this press primer all you have my point we're going to most americans you know if you try to get em and you try to you know he's not a good image today he's not in service man democrat and he's not and he's not a progressive you haven't gotten here yet he's no which as i say it takes time as much as money i'm with you well we agree on this. even with his $5600000

jean mccarthy gave a brilliant nominating address for stevenson. and this caused a little anxiety in the kennedy camp, and it probably cost a bit on my father's part, that may be of things deadlocked, he could still win a nomination. he felt that as leader of the party, and out of loyalty to eleanor roosevelt and his other supporters, he really should be neutral. if he had a chance, maybe he thought neutrality was the best way of getting their. the former secretary of labor, also involved in the state administration told me he was in my fathers sweets on the eve of the balloting. my father said when bobby kennedy calls, tell him i've gone to bed and left instructions not to be woken. sure enough, bobby kennedy called, and he said i've got to talk to the governor. he said i'm sorry, he's gone to bed. well, you just tell him, this is his last chance, and he had better talk to me or he won't be secretary of state. he responded i'm sorry, but he has instructed me to tell you that he has gone to bed. so that was the end of any chance of secretary of sta