. >> host: this week on "the communicators" our guest is michael powell, president and ceo of the ncta, the internet and television association. mr. powell, , how has the coronavirus quarantine affected cable tv operators, internet operators and specifically, how was it affected cord cutting? >> guest: this this is a truly harrowing unprecedented event that requires extraordinary collective action, though in the running of your own operations and adequately serve the consumers that you're committed to. first and foremost it has affected our company just like all companies. it has to protect its own employees, particularly for a set of companies that one large call centers with large collections of people, that since technicians into peoples homes to repair and provision service, all of those processes had to be rapidly transformed. now we have 90% of call centers employees working at home. most companies have accelerated self install plants so they can avoid sending technicians to the home. these are changes that are probably five to seven years worth of work accelerate into three mont

this week on "the communicators," our guest is michael powell, president and , cable andinternet tv association. it represents the cable companies. has this affected court cutting? to running your organizations and serve the consumers you are committed to, first and foremost, it affected our companies just like all companies. it had to protect its own employees, particular for a set of companies that ran large call centers with large collections of people. processes had to be rapidly transformed. centersave 90% of call -- call center employees working at home. have self install plans to avoid sending technicians to the home. obviously the country did something unheard of. nation,d down the essentially ordered people to stay home. i think one of the reasons they could safely assume that is an effective response to the pandemic is there was confidence there was an infrastructure at home to allow people to work and continue to get information. that network was largely hours. we anticipated a pretty substantial surge in network capacity which we did see. happy to talk more about that. employedll, i

this week on "the communicators," our guest is michael powell, president and , cable andinternet tv associationit represents the cable

the president and ceo michael powell. >> we should make this mistake of thinking that something supported, and where a little too fast and assuming those are the same things . i don't think in his library. i think it's an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on "c-span2". >> first ladies on american history tv. examine the private lives in the public role of the nation's first ladies. through interviews with top historians. tonight we look at julie grant julie grant was a staunch defender of women's rights in general and refused to allow jokes about women's expense in her company. and she was the first have a college degree. watch first ladies can influential image. tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv on c-span three. the senate house committee holds a hearing tuesday morning on lessons learned on the coronavirus response and to get an on preparations for future pandemics. much life coverage beginning at ten eastern on c-span three online at cspan.org or his life, on the free c-span radio app. on tuesday, nih directo

tonight on the communicators, and cta president and ceo michael powell. >> we shouldn't make the mistake of thinking because something is important, clear little too fast when it's the same thing. it is extremely important. it's an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators tonight 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. >> first ladies, influence an image on american history tv. examining the private lives public role of the nation's first lady. through interviews with top historian. tonight, we look at julia grant and lucy haze. julia grant was at the center of women's rights in general and refused to allow jokes at woman's expense to be told in her company. lucy haze was the first lady to have a college degree. watch first ladies, influence an image tonight at 8:00 p.m. eastern on american history tv. on c-span three. congressional district incumbent jerry nadler faces to democratic primary challengers, jonathan and lindsay. they debated coronavirus relief packages, police reform and affordable housing. ahead of tuesday's primary. missus new york one. ♪ >> good evening. po

visit ncicap.org] >> monday night on the communicators, president and ceo michael powell. >> we should not make the mistake of thinking because something is important, it is a utility. we are a little too fast and assuming those are the same things. i think it is extraordinarily important to die do not think it is a luxury. i think it is an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators on c-span2.

in 2003, my cousin michael powell come diet died in the city of birmingham area in england and almostically the same way. he was on the floor inside a police vehicle, and the police officer footitt was at his neck. so when i see this footage, it wasn't theoretical for when i see this footage, it wasn't theoreticalfor me. it when i see this footage, it wasn't theoretical for me. it was guttural. i felt the pain of that person of george floyd. that was in 2003. it is 20/20. it is still happening. why are we still here? it is interesting. i have been watching a news programme. every time i heard the word police, they say police force and i thought, we are paying force and i thought, we are paying for this. they should be a police service. why did they feel they have to come with force all the time. that is how we and the black community feel. when they come into oui’ community feel. when they come into our communities, it is a force come interesting, i have seen footage of when not very often when the police officer says being civil with demonstrators in one case walking with them and th

and on the communicators, michael powell the president and ceo of the national cable television association discusses how broadband and cable tv have adapted to the coronavirus outbreak and other issues facing the cable television industry. c-span's washington journal. every day, we are taking your calls live on the air on the news of the day discussing policy issues that impact you. morning, saturday former military infectious disease expert michael lewis on the spread of the coronavirus and how compares to previous outbreaks like sars. the, a discussion about june 1921 tulsa oklahoma riots that led to the killing of hundreds of african-americans with a professor of african-american studies at the university of oklahoma. watch c-span's washington journal, live. enjoy the discussion with your phone calls, facebook, text messages and tweets. >> this november, we're going to take back the house. we're going to hold the senate. and we are going to keep the white house. >> president trump returns to the campaign trail saturday for a rally in tulsa. watch our live coverage starting at 8:00 p.m.

up for usual orses and not many people care because stocks are almost back to an all time or michael powell thing that the fed to keep markets going to keep market liquid but there is obviously a lot of criticism in this program. yet good market who is that we're in the fed's mandate i thought it was full employment stable prices of course they were places presence now means 2 percent inflation and that's a symmetrical target so now it has to be above 2 ringback were the same duration and amount that it was low to and right now the way the fed measures inflation is 0 so this is what's happening now opens the treasury market the municipal bond market the corporate bond market to jump on the market the c l o mortgage and by proxy the real estate market and the stock market they're all in a massive bubble all by the federal reserve if you never simple a hole remind you that in 2019 they were reducing the size of the best balance sheet went from 40 m. chilean to 3.7 trillion and the wheels fell on the economy it went bad security and lower rates retire. since you already have it 1.74 percent so

well michael powell is saying that this is to keep markets going to keep market liquid but there is obviously a lot of criticism in this program tell us more yet who it is that we're in the fed's mandate i thought it was full employment stable prices of course they were places presence now means 2 percent inflation and there's a symmetrical target so now it has to be above 2 were the same duration and amount that it was below 2 and right now the way the fed measures inflation is 0 so this is what's happening now opens the treasury market the municipal bond market the corporate bond market did jump on the market the c l or did it by proxy the real estate market and the stock market they're all in a massive bubble all by the federal reserve if you never saw the lego remind you that in 2019 we're reducing the size of the best bells for him surely in to 3.7 trillion and the wheels for the economy it went back to curie and lower rates 3 times from 2 or damn percent 1.75 percent so the fed is strapped never on why this balance sheet is going to grow and grow and grow and so we sat flayed our way in

plus michael flynn attorney sidney powell on the gop firing

. >> tonight on the communicators, ceo michael powell. >> we shouldn't make the mistake that becauseething is are thinking those of the same thing. i don't think it's a luxury. it's an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators c-span 2. 8:00 on during the summer months, reach out to your elected officials with the congressional directory. it contains all the contact information need to stay in touch with members of congress, federal agencies, state governors. or your copy online today. -- order your copy online today. >> washington journal continues. host: our first of two guests is kimberly wehle, a law professor and cbs news legal analyst. she is author of the book what you need to know about voting. this is a user's manual for voting in america. why did you think americans needed that in 2020? guest: only one third of s can name all three branches of government. i wrote a book about the constitution. by the time i finished that book, i realized that for myself the importance of voting as the means by which people self govern. it's a little but assumed in thi

. >> this week on "the communicators" our guest is michael powell, president and ceo of the ncta, internet and television association. mr. powell, how has the coronavirus quarantine affected cable tv operators, internet operators, specifically how has it affected cord cutting? >> guest: well, this is a truly harrowing and unprecedented event that requires extraordar

and cta president and ceo michael powell. >> we should not make the mistake of thinking that becauseething is important. we are a little too fast in assuming those are the same thing. luxury.think it is a i think it is an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span two. during wednesday's question time, british prime minister boris johnson to questions from members in the house of commons on his governments coronavirus poverty, child reopening schools, and funding for small businesses. we now come to the questions of the prime minister. we are going to start. we start with martin dockery. >> mister speaker. >> prime minister. >> thank you, mister speaker. i had 18 ministerial colleagues and others in further such meetings later today.

available on youtube and i believe >> monday night on the communicators, in cta president and ceo michael powell. mistake ofd make the thinking because something is important, we are little too facile in assuming those are the same thing. i don't think it's a luxury, i think it is an essential service route does for most americans. >> watch monday at 8:00 p.m. eastern on c-span2. house energy, the committee will hear from white house coronavirus task force member dr. anthony ouchi on the federal response to the pandemic. watch live tuesday morning at 11:00 eastern on c-span, online at c-span.org, or listen live on the free c-span radio app. >> joe biden called on president trump and congress to continue supporting businesses and workers affected by the coronavirus and to keep expanding access to testing and contact tracing as businesses reopen.

. >> host: this week on "the communicators" our guest is michael powell, president and ceo of the ncta, the internet and television association. mr. powell, , how has the coronavirus quarantine affected cable tv operators, internet operators and specifically, how was it affected cord

up next michael flynn's attorney sidney powell on the debate breaking out in washington. is a hot one. why were former fbi official peter strzok handwritten notes with held from the public, notes that exonerate michael flynn? president obama's white house power base talked a i bought targeting going after michael flynn when government documents also show the fbi knew its case against flynn and trump russia was falling apart. that story next. rance or credit card bills. discover all the ways we're helping members today. or credit card bills. (vo) at whether on the track,that exhor the everyday drive.ty, today, that philosophy extends to how we connect with you. we call it, audi at your door. whether a remote test drive, shopping, trade-in, or even service pickup, audi at your door can do this and more at participating dealers. the premium audi dealership experience, on your terms. audi at your door. my hands are everything to me. but i was diagnosed with dupuytren's contracture. and it got to the point where things i took for granted got tougher to do. thought surgery was

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let's bring in michael flynn's attorney sidney powell, she is on the phone.ding the brief that judge sullivan submitted, i have it right here and basically what judge sullivan is saying at this point the justice department wants to drop the case, i don't think we should drop it, as a matter fact i think somebody else should take over and look into the review the case and asked the question if flynn should face contempt charges paid as they read the brief, it was missing a lot of information on why the justice department was inclined to do that. your thoughts. >> exactly. they create their own field of dreams and completely leave out all the exculpatory evidence in the independent reviews done by a career department of justice and fbi agent, mr. jensen, the current u.s. attorney in missouri. he spent ten years in the fbi in ten years as a federal prosecutor before he became the u.s. attorney that attorney general barr assigned the government's own files for information that was never produced to the defense as their obligation under the constitution to produce

tonight, on the communicators, and cta president and ceo michael powell. >> we shouldn't make the mistake of something being important. were assuming those of the same things. i don't think - i think it's is an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators on "c-span2". see spans washington journal every day we are taking your calls live on the air, on the news of the day and discussing policy issues that impact you. coming up tuesday morning, former homeland security secretary tom ridge, on voting security issues in the upcoming november election. and we will talk about the current supreme court term with the constitutional accountability centers elisabeth. logic see spans washington journal, live at seven eastern on tuesday morning. and be sure to join this discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments text messages and tweets. on tuesday the house energy committee will hear from white house coronavirus task force members doctor anthony algie on the federal response to the pandemic. watch light, tuesday morning at 11 eastern on c-span. on line cspan.org or dista

visit ncicap.org] >> monday night on the communicators, president and ceo michael powell. >> we should not make the mistake of thinking because something is important, it is a utility. we are a little too fast and assuming those are the same things. i think it is extraordinarily important to die do not think it is a luxury. i think it is an essential service for most americans. >> watch the communicators on c-span2. >> the senate armed services committee met to consider the nominations of the lieutenant general to be chief of the national guard bureau and an army general to lead operation warp speed which is tasked with developing a coronavirus vaccine. in his testimony, he told lawmakers it was likely the u.s. will have a vaccine by the end of the year. their confirmation hearing is almost 2.5 hours. >> good morning. the committee meets today to consider the nominations of lieutenant general david hokanson to be chief of the national guard bureau, and general gustave perna to be chief operating officer of the project warp speed. i think both of you for being here today particularly un

powell? i'm not sure what the fed can say. will notnterest rate get me to get out of my house if i think it is dangerous. michael right. i suspect he will hear something like that from chair powell today, which is that they will always do what they can do, but it reallyget worse, is in the hands of congress to write checks. congress has the power to spend. fed only has the power to lend. that will be the message, one of the messages from powell today. yes, the fed can push interest rates down further from where they are now but most people know that rates are already quite low. they have no intention of going into negative territory but with at 60, 70t -- rates basis points, there is only so much you can do. so that means we turn to congress to add more funds to these programs which are expiring. powell willuspect turn the question back to congress to say ultimately a lot of the responsibility is in their hands. toid: let's turn it back congress. people talking about something in the month of july, republicans not in a big rush, democrats are. economist, what is needed, and particularly, where does it need to go

lou: michael flynn's defense attorney, sidney powell said there is direct involvement of the obama whitel flynn. >> these notes are simply damning, whether it was a phone conversation or a meeting or how it was conducted, the notes are clear in raising significant issues for vice president biden and of course mr. obama and their role in orchestrating and instructing and making sure this entire operation was carried out lou: sidney powell. that's it for us tonight. congressman jim jordan and jason chaffetz among our guests tomorrow. please join us for that. thanks for joining us tonight. good night from sussex. ♪. elizabeth: we begin tonight with a "fox business alert." massive fallout in washington tonight and a victory for michael flynn and his legal team led by sydney powell after a federal appeals court ordered a lower court to let the justice department finally drop its case against the former trump national security advisor, leading president trump to declare that flynn was quote, persecuted and accused the obama administration of flat-out spying on the trump campaign. hillary vaugh

showdown in the michael flynn case today, a federal appeal court letting the justice department drop its case against the president former national security advisor after flynn's lawyer sidney powelllied and also slammed government misconduct against michael flynn. remember even fbi wanted to drop the case against flynn in 2017 because there was nothing there. we will break it down joining us tonight justice department spokeswoman carrie on fbi and the probe into flynn and how it was stacked again h

-- sidney powell said the fbi lied and also slanted government misconduct against michaelse in to 17 because there was nothing there -- 2017 because there was nothing there. joining us tonight, a justice department spokesman. this is a fox business exclusive. also house

michael: which is appointed jay powell made yesterday and has been made several times.his is about whether people believe they will not get sick if they get out. some of the stories we are seeing from some of the states that reopened early will wait on the psychology of others as they are allowed to come forward. we were just reporting new york city will go to phase two and allow more activity starting monday, including outdoor dining. do you trust that you can do that? that will be the key to how quickly we recover. the other aspect is how my jobs will still be there when we get done and when the economy reopens. that is the hard part to know and that is why the fed cannot be too data dependent. they are more anecdotally dependent, watching what is happening with the overall economy. david: exactly. something chair powell warned about. if you look at numbers in texas and florida, it raises questions about what is happening. i found it interesting chair powell said we are looking at projections -- we are not projecting a second wave but we have various scenarios. never

and sidney powell, michael flynn's attorney, has been suspended on twitter.elieve that has now just been lifted but they couldn't explain, at least at this point why they closed her account. i mean this is a very well-known woman with extraordinary legal success on behalf of an international, an internationally-known man, internationally-known case and they suspended here and can't explain to anybody why that occurred. charles: right. >> companies that engage in this is virtue signaling. goes to one side of the political aisle, that is censoring of political ideas. charles: you know, i tweeted out yesterday does anyone else see corporate activism where it is heading? talking about the conservatives having to hide their beliefs at work. this goes even beyond the facebook stuff. we're seeing more and more, where you had a college football coach who wore the wrong t-shirt. where you had a ceo of a company who donated money to republicans. i mean i really kind of concerned that, conservatives really are going to have to hide who they are when they go to work. the

or so ago because there were tough questions for former national security advise michael flynn's attorney sydney powell. the big news today the department department departmen of justice healing this decision . michael flynn found out his fat essentially just several weeks ago when attorney general bill barr announced that he wanted t drop this case bread from the beginning the prosecution and defense were on the same side o this issue saying there was no case, then judge emmet sullivan here in washington, dc said i want to hold a hearing on this. he scheduled a hearing for july 16th. what is not clear right now, as if judge sullivan will move forward with that july 16th case, given the fact that a court actually above him now ha saved you need to go ahead and drop this case. judge sullivan at any . today or in the coming days could issue an order and say i agree with the circuit court decision, i'm going to move on, or his attorney, he has hired a attorney who could ask for in more judges, all of the judges on the circuit court to specifically hear the case. we will see how that one plays out. again,

was nothing improper about those conversations at all but what we did learn from the michael flynn trial and sidney powell that the fbi on january 4th, we're ready to close the case on michael flynn. they're investigating his contacts with turkey and other matters. come to the conclusion there was really nothing to continue the investigation or bring charges. so they will close that out but then apparently word came down from on high, the 7th floor, james comey's office, let's keep this open. elizabeth: okay. on what basis was then the fbi under james comey interviewing and going after flynn in early 2017? what were these fbi officials trying to achieve by continuing an investigation that ran out of crimes to investigate? were they investigating or trying to create crimes here? because james comey sent a couple of guys over to entrap flynn at the white house. i mean the fbi already had the transcripts. they already knew what flynn said to the russian ambassador. they knew he had done nothing wrong in those phone calls. what was he trying to do at this point in time? >> well it is possible that they were i

lou: michael flynn's defense attorney, sidney powell said there is direct involvement of the obama white> these notes are simply damning, whether it was a phone conversation or a meeting or how it was conducted, the notes are clear in raising significant issues for vice president biden and of course mr. obama and their role in orchestrating and instructing and making sure this entire operation was carried out lou: sidney powell. that's it for us tonight. congressman jim jordan and jason chaffetz among our guests tomorrow. please join us for that. thanks for maria: good thursday morning, everyone. thanks for joining us. i'm maria bartiromo, thursday june 25th, 6:00 a.m. on the east coast. the united states seeing largest single day surge, new york, new jersey, connecticut, all ordering people traveling from emerging hot spot states to quarantine. we are getting another look the pandemic is having on jobs. the tape national economic council larry kudlow will be here. futures indicating open which is

. >>> general michael flynn's attorney, sidney powell, telling a federal appellate court today the criminalneral flynn must end. the department of justice calling for the judge to dismiss the case after all of the evidence that the department of justice and the fbi worked overtime trying to frame general flynn. powell says judge emmet sullivan and his shadow prosecutor that he brought in, retired judge john gleeson, has no authority to do anything further in this case arguing, quote: the department of justice is the only entity that has the authority to prosecute this case. the government has quit, it's time to leave the field. one of the judges questioned gleeson, arguing on behalf of, well, the -- [laughter] arguing on behalf what it means to have an add is very share in -- adversary in which the government and the defendant agree. there wasn't, apparently, a very good answer to the issue. joining us tonight is tom fitton, the president of judicial watch. tom, that's quite a spectacular moment where the three judges are basically going after sidney powell basically saying to her how, how

this is sydney powell for petitioner michael flynn. we are here now to stop further impermissible intrusion into the sole power of the executive branch under the take care clause to decide to dismiss a case and what circumstances warrant that dismissal. the government here provided an extensive and thoroughly documented motion to dismiss this prosecution, weighing as it should all of those factors that go into that, including the exculpatory evidence that came to light through an independent review by mr. jenson, who know the only had 10 years experience as an fbi agent, but 10 years as a federal prosecutor before attorney general barr asked him to review this case. it cannot go on any longer. this is the quintessential case from mandamus, because we have issues of judicial hurts her and at -- usurpation clear abuse of discretion. the judge has no authority to do anything further in the case. there's no case or controversy any longer. the parties have decided, the government has quit, and he also has no authority to go into the reasons

along with senator lindsey graham, and in a minute we're going to turn to sidney powell who is the attorney for general michael flynn. that's our other major breaking news. we've been saying this is their biggest abuse of power, corruption scandal in american history. now we know barack obama, joe biden, susan rice, sally yates, mr. super patriot jim comey, lowest honor on earth have been exposed. what we're about to show you, it should anger every american, it should shake you to your core, it sure to send a shiver up your spine if you love our constitution and you love freedom and you believe in the rule of law because all of these high-ranking bad actors now must be held accountable or we can kiss this great republic good-bye. that's how serious it is tonight based on what we can report and that is newly uncovered bombshell, handwritten notes from peter strzok himself revealing the sick, the twisted origins of the general flynn probe in a memo detailing the infamous, remember, we talked about that time line, january 5th meeting in the oval office, the white house. still a lot of it redacted and i'm told whe

sidney powell, who represents michael flynn said this, basically the notes appear to show the formeresident obama james comey, sally eight, joe biden and apparently susan rice discussed the transcripts and how to proceed against him, obama himself directing that "the right people" investigate flynn. this cause directed only to acknowledge the obvious, general funds phone calls with ambassador kislyak "appear legit." that's the handwriting there. how do you respond to that, which appears to be information that help flynn's side? speak with a comparison oriole take that ms. powell took, she certainly in her rights to express her opinion on it, it isn't right, i don't know how much she wants to repeat that over and over. we've done this before. yes, president obama and vice president biden have this conversation with various other officials. so what? they're allowed to have those conversations. there was an ongoing counterintelligence concern. there was a discussion about whether there was an investigative interest. you don't have to take my word for it, this is president trump's line f

we wait jay powell in front of the senate, tomorrow in front of the house. retail sales. let's head to michaelee. retail sales, up 17.7%. more than the decline in the month of april, 16.4% down in may., up 17.7% if you drop from a higher number any rebound, you are still below where you work. that is where we are at this moment. autos up 12.4%. the forecast is up 5.5%. gas -- motor vehicles and parts up 44% during the month. there were almost no auto sales during the month of march. furniture and home sales up 89.7%. electronics and appliance stores up 50.5%. this type of thing you will see because of the huge declines we saw. we will get something of a rebound. food and beverage stores up to present. 1.3%.estores up only everyone went out and bought in march, stopped out their freezers and cupboards. it looks like they did not have to go shop during may. these are the kind of numbers you would normally see. clothing and accessories. i do not know if this was tom keene buying new bowties, up 188% in may. it does show when the economy reopens, people want to spend money. that is the initial act

there was nothing improper about those conversations at all but what we did learn from michael flynn trial and sidney powellt fbi on january 4th the, were close the case on mike flynn they're investigating his contacts with turkey and other matters. it comes in conclusion there's nothing to continue to investigation or bring charge as so they're going to close that up but then apparently word came down from high on seventh floor james comey office said let's keep this open. >> okay. on what basis was then the fbi under james comey interviewing going after flynn, and early if 2017, what were these if fbi official trying to achieve by continuing if an investigation that ran out of crime to investigate. were they -- investigating or trying to create crimes here because james comey sent a couple of guys over to entrap flynned a white house. i mean, fbi already had a transcript they already knew what he said to russian ambassador and nothing young in the phone calls what were they trying to do at this point in time? >> well it is possible that they were, in fact, try to encourage them to disemmable to lie and ap

lisa: what would you ask jay powell today if you were on the senate banking committee? michaele's been some indication that the fed's next big step is going to come in step number. i would ask -- in september. i would ask why not next week or why not in july. wait?d ask him, why jonathan: love getting your thoughts on this program. morgan --owley of jp michael feroli, chief strategist at jp morgan. -- if you were ever on the senate banking committee, tom -- tom: no, it is not going to happen. but the chairman has gotten much better in his press conferences. he's gotten much better at conveying the communication of on what all of those these at the fed think. this is truly, as dr. for rowley said this -- as dr. feroli , this is original territory. jonathan: history has told us it is really hard to step away once you've stepped in. i just wonder whether they can let these programs expire. if you get one hit to financial conditions, let me put you in this position. do you think you will be convinced by the recovery by september, by october? will you be convinced by the trajectory