if claire mccaskill says he's too conservative, if claire mccaskill and all these people say he's the true conservative, yeah, let's pick him. and todd akin thus won the republican nomination. claire mccaskill got the wingnut candidate she always wanted to run against. she just destroyed him in the general election. genius, right? well, it's happening 15. at least they're trying it again tomorrow in colorado. colorado is a purplish state. the incumbent governor is a democrat, john hickenlooper. tomorrow republicans in colorado are going to pick who they want to run against john hickenlooper and using the claire mccaskill playbook, democrats have decided to help republicans make their decision. democrats are trying to get republican voters tomorrow in colorado to pick the republican nominee who the democrats would be most excited to run against. there are four republicans in the primary tomorrow. running for the chance to run against john hickenlooper for governor. they include a former congressman with a lot of name recognition, the current secretary of state in colorado. but obviousl

senator mccaskill, we switch you in. three chairs, no waiting. welcome to "fox news sunday." >> thank you, chris. >> as i discussed with chairman p priebus, relatives of those four americans who were killed say that the state department has ignored them from the start. listen to this. >> nobody from the government has gotten back to me to tell me anything. and i mean that by saying anything. >> senator mccaskill, that's not political. >> it certainly is a tragedy. and it is a tragedy, i think, that no one feels more acutely than hillary clinton. she knows it was on her watch that we lost americans. but the point is, chris, there has been dozens of hearings. there has been thousands of pages of testimony. hillary clinton is paerd in some of house committees and senate committees answering questions that any republican wanted to put to her. the notion that there is something else that can be gained here other than politics defies common sense. i think anybody looking at this rationally understands this tragedy, we should not focus on how we make su

and listening to senator mccaskill saying she has a great stamina and resume? look, hillary clinton was on watch the night that our ambassador was murdered. and three other brave americans. she write as 37-page chapter and she doesn't answer key questions still. they are left unresolved. she is smart. she blankets the air with any further questions as being political. that is classic clinton. we are seeing a preview of the 2016 campaign. >> karl rove says he is surprised that she would released her book, the whole book, so early and become a target so early if she runs in 2016. bob, what do you think of the wisdom of what could be seep as the going of the 2016 campaign on june 1 of 2014? are you surprised as you saw with priebus that republicans are getting so tough so early? >> they could be overdoing it and hillary clinton could be overdoing it. this is a lot very early. as we hear the republican critique, it is a stand off particularly on benghazi and the issue, is there new information out there? a question i have and there are serious unanswered questions

claire mccaskill a democrat, jay nixon, the governor, a democrat.to be a specific kind of democrat. it has to be what we used to call a law and order democrat, a conservative social democrat. claire is like that, jay is like that. that's how you succeed as a democrat statewide in missouri. >> and you can't have any association with st. louis. is that still a -- sort of a mark on you as a democrat? the more st. louis you're associated with, the less shot you have statewide, that it's better to be kansas city, if anything else, like claire? >> but even kansas city is not really a guarantor of anything, because like a lot of states, chuck, missouri is split between urban and rural more than it is republican and democrat. and so if you're going to succeed like claire mccaskill, you have to make an appeal to rural and largely suburban voters as well. that's what she was successful at. that's what democrats have to do to win in this state. >> all right. missouri obviously it's known because it was a compromise state. it is a border state. for me most of m

>> senator mccaskill, i know the seven. i say those things on my show all the time. >> why would you say something is a miracle in a bottle? >> my job, i feel on the show, is to be a cheerleader for the audience. when they don't think they have hope, when they don't think they can make it happen, i to look and i do look everywhere including an alternative healing traditions for any evidence that might be supportive to them. so you pick on green coffee bean extract. with the amount of information that i have on that, i still am comfortable telling folks that if you can buy a reputable version of this, i say it all the time. i don't sell it and it's not long-term use. green coffee bean extract, one bean a week over the trials that have been done. it's one pound over the week in the trials done. that happened to be the same amount of weight lost by the 100 or so folks on show who came on. half the got a placebo, fake pills to half the people, real pills to the other half. it's the same thumbnail. i'm looking at a rough idea. i

or fivee the four papers plus a series of basic well.e papers as senator mccaskill, we could spend a lot of time arguing the benefits. many thing we say with regards to your diet, should you be on a low-fat diet, low carb diet? i recommend a low-fat diet but we have come full circle and no longer recommend that. not workingit was for patients. it is remarkably complex, as you know, to figure out what works for most in a dietary program. ideas, at new challenging orthodoxy, and evolving. these are clinical papers. we argue about the quality of them and that's justifiable. i can pick apart the benefits as well, but at the end of the day, real people having undergone trials. in this case, actually gave it to members of my audience. >> the trail you did with your audience, you would not say that would never pass scientific muster. publish theever paper. that was not the purpose. it was for me to get a thumbnail sketch of it was worth talking about or not. i don't think this should be a referendum on the use of alternative medical therapies. i've been criticized for having folks on my sho

it drizzle oz verse senator claire mccaskill we are inside their capitol hill diet drug showdown. passion in connection with the word miracle pill and weight loss is a recipe for disaster. >> part of the reason came, thinks a huge problem for me. >> reporter: claire mccaskill calling out doctor oz on capitol hill. >> why would you cheapen your show, by saying things like that. >> miracle flower to fight fat. >> reporter: mccaskill grilled tv doctor during the contentious hearing. >> you can either be part of the police here or be part of the problem and we are hopeful that you will do a better job of being part of the police. >> he knows better. >> reporter: senator with us today in washington. >> i think that the fact that someone challenged him, so openly and forcefully has grabbed a lot of attention. >> in a statement doctor oz says he is working on quote finding a way to deal with the problems of weight loss scams and he stopped using over the top terms. >> i have to pick my words carefully enough i'm not taken out of contention. >> reporter: we didn't call this hearing to bea

that's a challenge. >> senator mccaskill and wanted to make a quick point. the criminal justice system does need to be improved and i think that improvement is very welcome and i think in a lot of ways perhaps legislation may be the place for that but at the same time we don't want to have survivors acting as guinea pigs for that system and the campus system has the ability to be more easily changed and is a place were survivors have been feeling more comfortable. and i think to say the criminal justice system needs to be improved and therefore we can't be shuttling people away from it or giving students multiple options might be dangerous just because it's a system that has something good and we don't want to say the only way to change it is to keep working with it and then send everyone there. if that makes sense. for example i talked to the police and i had a pretty open and shut case i was told then they ceased investigating because it was a same-sex sexual assault. >> listen there's no excuse for that and that is where you know there should be obviously

and missouri senator claire mccaskill will hold the second in a series of roundtable discussions on sexual assault. live on c-span three. from a policy perspective, the way this should work is congress should appoint an agency. it has the authority to manage and inspect resources of the country. look at the highest and best uses of those resources. national security functions and also broader spectrum needs of the industry. >> issues facing the telecommunications industry with verizon executive craig silliman. >> special operations manager use stories from his navy seal training as the backdrop for this year's commencement address at the university of texas. he is a u t graduate. he described wallowing in cold med -- mud. this is 20 minutes. >> thank you very much. [applause] thank you. thank you, president powers. members of the faculty, family and friends, and most importantly a class of 2014. [applause] tois indeed an honor for me be here tonight. it has been almost 37 years to the day that i graduated from u.t. i rubber a lot of things about that day. i rubber i had a throbbing headach

missouri senator claire mccaskill will join me on what you probably don't know about title ix. good morning from new york city, wednesday, june 18th, 2014. this is" the daily rundown." we'll also get a rare look inside gitmo, the detention center at guantanamo bay, cuba. a packed hour of programming, but let's get right to my first reads of the morning and it centers on the new nbc/wall street journal poll. these foreign policy krieses of the last four month, from the civil war in syria, russia, ukraine, srergeant bowe bergdahl's release, they are clearly dragging down the president's job rating, eroding confidence in his leadership and even weighing down democrats heading into 2014. in our new nbc news/wall street journal poll just 37% of americans approve of the way the president is handling foreign policy. it's the lowest number of his presidency. 57% disapprove. that's a record high. it's dragging down the president's overall job rating. just 41% approve of how he's handling that. that's down three points from april and tied for the all-time low in our poll during the obama

>> thank you, senator mccaskill were convening this roundtable, and inc. you everyone of you for being here today. i have a number of west jens -- thank you everyone for being here today. i have a number of questions. thank you for all your great work in coming together in this way. i think we have a tremendous opportunity and huge potential lastingy achieve some and vitally needed progress in this area, so thank you for all your hard work. >> thank you, senator. let's go around the table and start with katie. we'll go clockwise. identify yourself and where you to from and take a moment explain your involvement in this issue and what capacity you serve. they name is katie and i am director of the aurora program on campus. i have seven years of being a judicial officer and investigator for the university, the unique perspective of being a student officer examining and writing policy and investigating cases, and now in more of an advocacy role, working with to shore up both policy and prevention efforts. >> to be clear, when you were an investigator, were yo

number one, training as senator mccaskill has said. and the lack of it. and the diversity and how universities approach these issues. but are there sort of models we could incur? >> one thing that i think sort of gets lost is that, in fact, universities can very easily meet their due process requirements, their administrative due process requirements at the same time that they meet their title 9 requirements. because actually both of those legal regimes require equality of procedural rights. so if you just give equality to both sides of the proceeding, then you are going to be meeting both of those obligations. the administrative due process obligations, as set out by the supreme court and enforced by many, many courts, is -- many, many lower courts is notice and a right to be heard. and that's just for state institutions. private institutions proceed under contract law, and all they have to do is follow their own procedures. now everyone has to follow their own procedures as, you know, the state schools have to follow their own procedures as well. but th

i know senator mccaskill has questioned you at length about this. you said this was all two years ago and you're not making these claims anymore, but do you talk about the side effects then and do the deceptive practices coming out of that change how you have conducted your shows? >> i actually brought transcr t transcripts of the different show. we would in each case have an expert who spends their entire life dealing with dietary supplements talk about the different products. they review pluses and minus. in most -- i just leafed through a few of these pages. but, you know, i look at these scripts and i think to myself, i wish that they'd just play another 30 seconds of the clip they use for the advertisements we often see on the left. the garcenia show, i'm going to say something for everyone here, i don't sell this stuff, i'm not making money on it, i'm not going to mention brands to you either because i don't want you to control. i bring that up, by the way, elsewhere in this segment i talked specifically about the fact if you don't exercise an

number one, training, as senator mccaskill has said. we heard about training, and the lack of it. and the diversity in how universities approach these issues, but are there sort of models we can encourage? >> well, one thing that i think sort of gets lost is that in fact, universities can very easily meet their due process requirements, their administrative due process requirements, at the same time that they meet their title ix requirements because actually both of those legal regimes require equality of procedural rights. so, if you just give equality to both sides of the proceeding, then you're going to be meeting both of those obligations. the administrative due process obligations as set out by the supreme court and enforced by many, many courts, is -- many, many lower courts -- is notice and a right to be heard. and that is just for state institutions. private institutions proceed under contract law, and all they have to do is follow their own procedures. now, everyone has to follow their own procedures as -- the state schools have to follow their open procedures as well but

senator mccaskill and i have had some experience with the military system as well as the civilian -- the underreporting seems to be chronic and repeated problem and that is one reason why enforcement is so because enforcement gives credibility. you can't have punishment unless you have reporting and effectiveness of punishment and prosecution in turn enhances the system and leads to more reporting because it posters the trust of survivors have. so maybe you and i have heard darcy and alexandra hobbs rent time on the heel campus and others can comment on the issues of the different goals and to what extent more reporting can be encouraged by pursuing all of the goals or whether some of them have to be chosen over others. >> i think that it is important even as we talk about streamlining that we do maintain these different goals precisely because survivors have such a range of needs in the immediate aftermath of violence in the years that follow. so at night referred many different stories from survivors across the country. some people at the moment really want public indication throug

senator mccaskill lost a lot of weight. if you are saying to americans buy this product because the great dr. oz backs it and there's no scientific research to back it, people should know. >> the real tv show was on the hill during this testimony rather than -- >> i mean, come on, what's next, keeping up with the kardashians. she comes off like a hater. she seems apgry and distracted by an issue. by the way, now you are off of oprah's list. >> while we sit here and make fun of them, the democrats are thinking ahead what do women want to know about it, care about, we're waging here a war on women and she's protecting women by saying you dr. oz are doing the wrong thing. they are actually -- >> we need to save time for this. this is unbelievable. bob's favorite celebrity couple, kimmye, now we're learning that kan kanye's famous wedding picture took nearly four days. the kimmye kiss is the most liked instagram picture. >> why did annie leave? >> i'm not sure. >> here's the thing that mazes me, why is that the most picture vie

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senator claire mccaskill chairs this senate subcommittee hearing. host dr. oz faced questions from a television -- a panel about weight loss product. since 2010, the ftc collected almost $107 million in restitution from companies for deceptive advertising about weight loss products and services. claire mccaskill chairs the senate subcommittee hearing on consumer protection. >> we will take opening statements and then moved to your testimony. this hearing will now come to order. we have all heard and seen the ads promising quick and substantial weight loss if only you take this tale, drink this shake, use this device, apply this cream. all without adjusting diet or increasing physical activity. it seems too good to be true and, of course, it is. we have a short clip of some of onse ads that have run television, satellite radio, online and in print so i will place so that it's clear what we are talking about today. >> it is called sensa. to take theit on weight off whether you need to lose 10, 50, or more, now you can without dieting. simply sprinkle sensa on,

so i would appreciate your continuing to think and senator mccaskill is right. i've been wrestling with this issue. maybe we cut the university president's compensation by half. just joking out there. but not really -- who do we -- how do we impose penalty so it says to people, who are in charge, you know, you really need to take this issue seriously. and most university heads, i hope, i believe, do now but how do we get their attention in a world where there are a lot of competing issues for their attention. >> i think and you guys tell me this, i think there are worse things than monetary penalties. and i think if you start messing with the institutions reputation, they come around pretty fast. and i will tell you that was a huge driver, i think. i wasn't even close to it. you guys were doing your job. i think it was a huge driver and we want to fix this so it doesn't ruin our reputation. and i -- i think they did a great job working with you to come up with solutions and so if there was some way to advertise it -- >> name and shame, you know, carries a lot of

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senator portman and senator mccaskill have a bill, the federal permitting improvement act that is an idea, one-stop shopping establishes a lead agency to coordinate process for major capital projects. i am a cosponsor of the bill. and it would also reform litigation for needless suits. the current statute of limitation is six years. it lowers back to 150 days. people are involved in these cases know whether or not they want to appeal, so let's get it over with. i heard one case where a major applicant for huge project suited themselves after they got the permit just to get the process going on the lawsuit and get it over with. i don't know whether 150 days is right, or 200 days or something, but some reasonable period, because time can be a killer on projects like this. problem number two is what i call regulatory accumulation. i really thought a lot about this and i know phil has, too. this is were i wait around my book. a friend of mine, a fellow i just met passionate where is my professor friend from yale? there he is. he bought it and he liked it. it was written and i think 1972

senator mccaskill. we can spend time arguing whether the merits of trying or worth trying. many things we argue you do with your diet are criticizable. should you be on a low-fat diet, low-carb diet? we have come full circle and no longer recommend that because we realized it wasn't working for patients. it is remarkably complex to figure out what works for most people even in a dietary program. even in the practice of medicine we evolve by looking at new ideas, challenging orthodox involving them. when i hold, these are the clinical papers, and we can argue about the quality of them, very justifiably. i can pick apart papers that showed no benefit, as well. at the end of the day, if i have clinical subjects, real people having undergone trials, and in this case i actually gave it to members of my audience. it wasn't a formal trial. >> which wouldn't pass. the trial did you with your audience you would not say that would ever pass scientific muster. >> no. i would never publish the paper. that wants the purpose of it. the purpose was for me to get a thumb snail sketch. was

senator claire mccaskill asked about all the online ads that use dr.is little bean has scientists saying they found a magic weight loss cure for every body type. >> reporter: he says he's gone to court to stop them. but the senator still wouldn't let the doctor off the hook. >> when you feature a product on your show it creates what has become known as the oz effect, dramatically boosting sales and driving scam artists to pop up overnight. >> reporter: oz acknowledged that these advertisers may have been inspired by his flowery language. >> i used language that was very passionate but ended up not being helpful but incendiary. i'm second guessing every word i use on the show right now. >> reporter: oz conceded that oftentimes the claims he made about some products wouldn't withstand the scrutiny of the food and drug administration. but they don't have to. supplements don't have to have their claims approved by the fda. mccaskill's see all that passion about the beauty of a walk at sunset. >> okay. >> too shay. >> how you feel when you get off the bike

take a look at the fiery exchange between him and one senator claire mccaskill. >> dr. tough questions for you today about your role, intentional or not, in perpetuating these scams. when you feature the product on the show, it creates what has become known as the oz effect. dramatically boosting sales and driving scam artists to pop up overnight, using false and deceptive ads to sell questionable products. basics like healthy eating and exercise, i'm concerned you are melding medical advice, news and entertainment in a way that harms consumers. >> i encourage a nation searching for answers through their health woes. the only message i gave was to eat less and move more, which is the most important thing people need to do. we wouldn't be very effectively tackling this challenge because viewers know these tips and they still struggle. we searched for tools for short-term support so people can jump start their prograss. we used alternative solutions used in other countries like in the tradition in india, or traditional chinese medicine. many of these are controversial. as

but to bring life back to this city, danny mccaskill, red bull athlete, decides to go there for severalinnewlm. ♪ >> wow. >> the whole video visually stunning from the cinematography to what he's able to do on his trials bike. it is a wasteland but he makes it look beautiful. it is mind blowing what this guy can pull off, the balance, the skill. danny continues his tour. here he is, just an eerie scene, isn't it? >> that's what's amazing about this video. certainly his talent is remarkable, but the backdrop, thinking this has been under water for more than 20 years and suddenly we're seeing what used to be a thriving town. >> his videos go viral for sure. and there is no doubt that this one certainly will get millions of views as well. red bull media sent this to us early on. every frame of this film is spectacular. you'll want to see -- go to rightthisminute.com and click on today's show to see it. >>> a new invention that is going to change plumbing, i think. why is there dukey in the toilet? >> there is not. this is a color they put in here to make it look awe thentic. >> that looks authe

but, senator mccaskill, we can spend a lot of time arguing the merits of whether it's worth trying or not worth trying. many of the things that we argue you do with regard to your diet are likewise criticize bl. a low-fat diet, a low-carb diet. we've come full circle in that argument now and no longer recommend that, many of us propractice med -- who practice medicine. so it is remarkably complex, as you know, to figure out what works for most people in a dietary program. in the practice of medicine we involve by looking at new ideas, changing orthodoxy -- challenging orthodoxy and evolving them. when i hold the papers, these are clinical papers. we can argue about the quality of them, very julyly. justifiably. in this case i gave it to members of my trial -- >> which wouldn't pass. the trial you did with your audience you would not say -- >> no, of course not. >> -- that would ever pass scientific muster. >> no, thatment thatment with be purpose of it. the purpose was to get a thumbnail sketch, was this worth talking to people about or not? but again, i don't think this ought to be a

claire mccaskill holds a forum ,n campus sexual assaults hosted by the democratic lawmaker. .-span3 has that live for you you can comment on facebook and h tager using the #-- has c-span chat. >> religion is a powerful mechanism. who is us, who is them. who is my group, who is the them that? religion answers question easily. if you pray like me, eat like me, go to the same church that i do, you are us. them. don't, you are you can see how that mindset could very easily lead to extremism, to marginalization. as i remind people, religion may be the most powerful form of identity formation, but just as powerful is violence. how do you know who is us into his them? youou fight alongside me, are us. if you fight against me, your them. far from religion and violence eating far apart and having nothing to do with each other, everyone knows that throughout history it has been much more alive than they would like it to be. "in-depth, yes on reza aslan. in the months ahead, ron paul and on september 7, the former onir of the u.s. commission civil rights. this month we are discussing the

in the course of the hearing, claire mccaskill who was the senator from missouri intervened to make a remark and she said when she was the u.s. or district attorney in st. louis for she became a senator she said something to the effect of that was a really complicated office. there was a particular st. louis reporter that had covered the office for the last 20 years and anytime i had gotten to the threshold decision i visualize ten in my mind and i'm reminding myself that he would find out what i did and i asked myself what did he think, what have i done and she said he was gone now. david simons that you all should be very pleased. you've taken this office in the golden age of the corruption. enjoy it. so i think sadly that he was right and the problem is grave now even then it was six years ago and that's only the kind of reporting and commitment that's reflected in these books and finalists are going to see us through but we all share the responsibility to figure out how to spread we are all required to ask the questions. [applause] >> thank you for that and for all of your great w

. >> reporter: senator claire mccaskill criticized dr.for using his television fame to promote weight loss pills. >> it's call yacone syrup. c-buck thorn and now i have the number one bio to burn your fat. >> i don't get why you need to say this stuff because you know that it's not true. >> i actually do personally believe in the items that i talk about in the show. i passionately studied them, in an attempt to engage viewers, i use flowery language. >> it's call sensa. >> reporter: both sensa and pure green coffee have been fined by the federal trade commission have fined them. they often use clips from his show without his permission to promote a product. he says the biggest mistake he's made is not telling viewers who to trust. >> i should have been savvy enough to say -- and i kick myself. i should do it in the future. i should say here's the companies i trust. they're not going to scam you or go buy their products because they're not going to scam you or make illegal claims. >> reporter: dr. oz told the senate subcommittee he will be

missouri senator claire mccaskill, an early obama endorser in the 2008 primary, another name on boardh hillary. jim mussina who joined a pro hillary super pac in january as its co-chairman. add all the senate's democratic women reportedly signed saying run, hillary, run. throw in the 41 members of the house who according to the hill newspaper are also already declared clinton supporters and the message of support to secretary clinton is loud and clear. perhaps just as loud is the unspoken message to vice president joe biden, maryland governor martin o'malley, former montana governor brian schweitzer and potentially so many others. we know the nomination is open, but you need not apply. at the table this morning, perry bacon jr., senior political reporter for nbc news, democratic pollster margie omero, ritchie kim and amy goodman, host and executive producer of democracy now. perry, i know you just wrote a piece on this for nbc news yesterday. what is the rush? if you're a party, what you want to do is get behind somebody people in your party like. hillary clinton is very popular among

led by clare mccaskill. >> why would you say that something is a miracle in a bottle? >> i'm comfortable telling folks they can buy a reputable version of it. i say this all the time, i don't sell it and these are not for long-term use. >> it doubles your weight loss. >> reporter: weeks after those pronouncements, sellers of green coffee bean extract started popping up on the internet. one floor florida company embedded dr. oz's show on its website. an attorney for the company says the charges are misleading and baseless. dr. oz says he has nothing to do with any of these people. he didn't give permission to use his name or his show and makes no money from their sales. today's hearing was aimed at the problems in the weight loss business which racks up $40 billion a year. >> you sprinkle on to take the weight off. >> reporter: that ad for sensa resulted in a lawsuit with charges of unfounded weight loss claims, settled for $26 million and no admission of wrongdoing. after the hearing? >> it must be frustrating to have somebody use your likeness, your words? >> it's ext

as senator mccaskill said today, i am not legal to address individual fact patterns or hypotheticals because we want to ensure that we are able to conduct investigations of complaints and cases with the kind of independence we need in order to be able to ensure we are respecting the court system but i'm delighted to be here today to talk generally about this problem and to answer whatever questions i can. i don't think i need to tell any of you that sexual violence is a form of discrimination. refers to physical acts that are perpetrated against the persons will or where a person is incapable of consent. it can include rape sexual assault sexual battery sexual abuse and sexual coercion. i use the term sexual assault to refer to all of those those. there are obviously a safety issue but importantly for the department of justice and the department of education there are also a civil rights issue and we have tools that we are committed to using to the utmost extent in order to ensure that people's civil rights are protected on the nation's campuses. we enforce a variety of statutes that

but senator mccaskill. we can spend a lot of time arguing the merits of whether bean coffee extract is worth trying or not worth trying. many of the things we argue you do with regard to your diet is likewise criticizable. a low fat diet, low carb diet. i spnt a good part of my career recommending that folks have a low fat diet we've come full circle in that argument now and no locker recommend that many of us who practice medicine because we realized it waejt working for ourn patients so it is remarkably complex as you know to figure out what works for most people even on a dietary program. even in the practice of medicine we evolve by looking at new ideas, challenge orthodoxsy and evolving them. when i hold these are the five papers these are clinical papers and we could argue about the quality of them very justifiably. i can pick apart papers that showed no benefit, as well. but, at the end of the day, if i have clinical subjects, real people, having undergone trials, and in this case i actually gave it

also on capitol hill, missouri senator claire mccaskill holds a discussion on ways to combat rape and sexual assaults on college campuses with college police chiefs and victims advocates at 2:30 eastern on c-span3. and we invite you to share your thoughts on facebook and twitter using the hashtag c-span chat. and irs commissioner john koskinen set to testify again this evening before the hours oversight and d house oversight and government reform committee. live coverage begins at 7 p.m. eastern here on c-span2. >>> a discussion now on u.s. economic growth with deputy treasury secretary and former federal reserve board member sara bloom raskin. -- sarah bloom raskin. she addressed questions about tax policy, cybersecurity and the ongoing economic coifer. it's 30 minutes -- recovery. it's 30 minutes. >> thank you, secretary raskin, for joining us. i'm used to calling you governor raskin as a fed governor, but you're holding a new title. so let's talk, start out talking about the economy. we have had very mixed signals so far this year. the economy contracted in the fist quarter, looks

a bill by senator clair mccaskill got through the senate, but the house is yet to hake it up. >> the art was posed, victim and commander, whose side are you on. >> reporter: it allows victims to decide whether to have a case tried in the military or civilian. the good soldiers can't be wuffed. >> you need one person looking from the outside. >> it remain to be seen if the independent panel agrees. >>> as mentioned the sexual assault in the military is worse than believed. hillary clinton agreed that the handles of sexual assault cases should be taken outside the chain of command. also this monday army general jeffrey sinclair was demoted and reduced in rank from brigadier general to colonel before being retired. >>> veterans say they have had trouble getting help. elections for post-traumatic stress disorder related to sexual drama are likely to be denied than those related to combat or other trauma. what should be done? i spoke so brian lewis a policy provider. and to brige et mccoy, a founder for women's social justice. i asked why there was a 50% increase in cases last year? >> it

>> as senator mccaskill was talking about the arrogance of the leadership of the irs, this is not a republican witch-hunt. this is factually a bipartisan thought process simply coming to this conclusion that this commissioner, the irs, has acted with great hypocrisy without any question we want answers for the american people. this is not about republicans or democrats. not about partisan politics. this is about how we treat the average person. if we're doing this to conservative individuals, who is next? >> right. when the archivist for the irs admits that the irs, the irs broke the law, i can hardly wait to see what happens when you or me or anyone else tries to get something past them and they say show me the proof. great to have you on the show. thank you very much. >>> high drama at a railroad crossing gate. what happened just in the nick of time and who was behind. look at that video. who was behind this amazing save of that woman. >>> do you have a remote control plane or drone at home? new regulations about where you can fly them coming after some close calls with planes at armts a air

clair mccaskill scolded oz for promoting green coffee. >> if you take this pill, drink this shake, use this devirks i'm concerned that would harm consumers. >> i don't sell anything. if they see my name or any part, do not buy the products. >> feds are backing down. after a boost to green coffee, the federal trade commission sued the company for false weight loss claims. >> a hidden painting has been discovered behind one of picasso's favourite works, the blue room. >> pablo picasso was feeling down when he drew the blue room in 1901. struggling with depression after the death of a friend. picasso couldn't get a break, no one was buying his stuff. he was melancholy. the art world gave him the brush off. that will teach him. look what turned up. two for the price of one. advances in infrared technology reveal a mystery man behind the blue room. >> there's a greater interest in taking new technologies, to understand that there's information about picasso that we didn't know, because he had covered it up. pablo picasso used the canvases more than once like many great artists, painting the

on "fox news sunday" claire mccaskill was defending this. this is a great deal.how you can oppose this i'm commenting on it. >> every democrat i spoke to except for rather hi refused to. >> i think the president's comments today where he said is there a chance that they will go back and become try to become terrorists? absolutely. i mean, imagine that in campaign commercial role over and over again. >> panel, thank you. >> thank you. let's all go off-the-record for a minute. time is up. no more funny business from president obama or congress. sergeant bergdahl. we want the facts, all of them. the american people have the right to know the truth, the whole truth and nothing but the truth. not that fuzzy stuff nor that spin. we want that trans (say that president obama promised us when he ran in 2008 >> transapparently needs to be more than just a campaign slogan with him. and congress? stop that silly business of knee jerk closed hearings. those hearings should open. it is the bedrock of democracy. and if my chance hay hearing something is raised that is genuinely

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>> senator mccaskill, i know the seven. i say those things on my show all the time. >> why would you say that something is a miracle in a bottle? >> my job, i feel on the show is to be a cheerleader for the audience. when they don't think they have hope, they don't think they can make it happen. i look, and i look everywhere, for any evidence that might be supportive to them. you pick on green coffee bean extract. with the amount of information that i have on that, i still am comfortable telling folks if you buy a reputable version of it, i say it all the time, i don't sell it. these are not for long-term use. the green coffee bean extract. it's one pound a week over the duration of the different trials that have been done. that happen tonight same amount of weight lost by the hundred or so folks on the show who came on. we got a placebo. we got fake pills. gave it to half the people, real to the other half. it's the same thumbnail. if you can lose a pound a week more than you would have lost doing the things you should hav

held by senator claire mccaskill from the homeland security subcommittee. watch that live at 2:30 p.m. eastern. we will have it on c-span3. >> keep in touch with current events from the nation's capital using any phone, anytime. foury call 202-626-8888 today's washington journal program. listen to a recap of the days events on "washington today." hear audio of the public affairs programs beginning sundays at noon eastern. c-span radio on audio now. .02-626-8888 long-distance or phone charges may apply. freedomaith and coalition conference was hosted in washington, d.c. a number of presidential hopefuls appeared, including chris christie. he was there and he spoke for about 20 minutes. [applause] >> thank you. thank you all very much. welcome, for the warm i appreciate it. thank you for being involved. it is extraordinarily important, especially in the times we are facing. not only in my state but across the entire country. that the time we are in right now, we have a greater need for people to be telling each other the truth than we have had an almost anyti

i was at a panel senator mccaskill did, and an issue that she talked about was if a school has a low rate of reported rapes, it's a bad sign. they are probably not doing their job with title in my opinion, to make sure that they are being addressed. >> in there isn't discrimination. >> yes. >> a couple more questions. the panel at brown found serious violations, you know, and then the student only got a 2-year suspension reduced to a one-year suspension. you think how can this be possible. >> right. the panel made a recommendation, but it was not taken into consideration, importantly. he was given a one-year suspension. the real issue is that that is the worst that will happen to someone in the university system. there's no way they would give someone gaol time. this is the problem. people are not told this in advance - if you go through the university system that, is it, it's as bad as it will be for the accused. >> the flip i had is that the accused faces consequences, and to be deill adds advocate - and there are false accusation, i am sure they are the minority, and i'm not sayin

senator claire mccaskill is the chair, while senator john thune serves as the ranking member.his is just over 90 minutes. >>> witnesses can feel free to go ahead and take a seat. we'll begin with some opening statements and then move to your testimony. this hearing will now come to order. we have all heard and seen the ads. promising quick and substantial weight loss, if only you take this pill, drink this shake, use this device or apply this cream. all without adjusting diet or increasing physical activity. it seems too good to be true and, of course, it is. we have a short clip of some of these ads that have run on television, satellite radio, online and in print, that i'm going to play so it is clear what we are talking about today. and it will -- >> it's called sensa. the amazing new clinically provingen sensation that you sprinkle on to take the weight off. whether you need to lose 10 pounds, 50 pounds or more, now you can. without dieting. simply sprinkle sensa on. eat all the foods you love. and watch the pounds come off. it's that easy. you'll lose weight faster and ea

here's even democratic missouri senator claire mccaskill. >> you give so much esteem behind this as ant it. it's awful. this guy did a terrible job being arrogant yesterday. we think of the irs as being arrogant and he confirmed that. >> this coupled with this week's revised numbers from the commerce department. showing the economy bad news, folks. it shrank 3%. took out the wind of the obama sales. >>> time to bring in our debaters. republican campaign adviser and fox news contributor. former bic pollster. bernard, you know i remember a couple of months ago where democrats were saying the economy is rebounding, the recession is over and we're going to use this when we go ahead into the mid-terms. not any more? >> look mid-terms especially for a president's second term are typically a train wreck. usually the president's party loses six seats. it's far too early to tell. look at what the market's reaction is to the economy shrinking. the dow went up 50 the dow is up 10% from february. what it says is investors are looking forward not looking back. they don't believe that the economy is