mr. campbell. mr. campbell: i'm the only one up to let you see how much i make and how much taxes i pay. no one else appear will do that. i pay about 30% taxes. no one else wants to talk about it. offshore, big corporations have about $2.1 trillion overseas or wherever they keep it that has no taxes paid on it. we are out of balance about $500 billion a year. if we would make these large corporations pay taxes instead of moving them offshore, we could go a long way to balancing the budget and squaring up our tax situation in the louisiana and the united states of america. i can show you how to give tax relief to the middle if you will make some of the giant corporations that pay no taxes -- i don't know anyone out there who has an offshore account. does, butbody up here i pay my taxes, and i will prove it. i will show them to you. >> mr. kennedy, i'm not sure if your name is john or teddy. with buddy roemer, you supported the destruction of our homestead exemption by constitutional amendment. state and

mr. campbell, this is incredibly difficult. and i am very sorry. but keep in mind that a.j. watkins lost his life,

mr. campbell. you're being hailed as democrat's last hope this election season a chance to send the message against the election of donald trump a week ago. what do you think of that? >> i hope i'm everybody's last hope. i've been a politician in louisiana for a long time and i've represented the people and have a strong record of representing consumers from taking on payday loan companies to reducing electric rates from utility companies. i'm on the public service commission right now. i've been a strong voice for the people and i wear that badge proudly. so i want to go to washington to help the people in louisiana. we're a poor state. we should have been. a lot of our politicians throughout the years have sold the people out, more interested in being re-e leelected than do right things for the folks. i have the record and the backbone to get that done. >> that was a good sell of your resume and what you adopt. here's my question, if you win december 10th, would you work with donald trump and the

mr. campbell witness? well, he was in the bathroom. he heard someone threatening a.j. man: hey, man. joey salucci. know the name? (gun hammer cocks) operator: 911, what's your emergency? so we need the 911 recording. that's right. while he was on the phone with 911, 911 was listening to the room. i just got the 911 tape from eric. are we looking for something specific? we're looking for something that wasn't in william's testimony. a unique gun noise, the killer's voice, anything. operator: 911, what's your emergency? campbell (whispers): this is william campbell. there's been a murder at spiral bar on washington. hurry. ieed help sir, are you hurt? mrcampbell, are you there? (club music, water splashing) whatas that? part of the music, maybe? i don't know. can you isolate that noise? (computer trilling) (toilet flushing) he wouldn't want to call attention to himself. that audio perspective is from the next stall. so the killer shoots and then takes a bathroom break? no. wait. the shooter was cleaning the scene. he was flushing evidence. we've got to get back to the bathroom. wow. mo

mr. campbell. democrats last hope this election season, a chance to send a message against the election of donald trump a week ago. what do you think about that? >> well, i hope i'm everybody's last hope. i've been a politician in louisiana for a long time. i've represented the people. i have a strong record of representing consumers, from taking on payday loan companies to reducing electric rates on -- from utility companies. i'm on the public service commission right now. i have been a strong voice for the people and i wear that badge proudly. i want to go to washington to help the people in louisiana. we're a poor state. we shouldn't have been. a lot of our politicians through the years have sold the people out. more interested in getting re-elected than doing the right thing for our folks. >> yeah. >> we need to improve that. we need better jobs, and i have the record and i have the backbone to gemt it done. >> that was a good sell of your resume and what you want to do. here is my question the

mr. campbell. >> thank you. thank you. glad to hear you're from texas. >> i am. at stake for democrats right here as my colleague, rachel maddow, others down two seats if they could see a victory in your state and 35% to kennedy's 58%. are you trying to run against donald trump at this point? what's your strategy? >> there's an old saying in the south you might have heard before. there's no wrong way to do the right thing. i'm doing the right thing. i'm going to vote for what's right in washington and i've been a politician in louisiana. old public service commission. i've always represented the people's interests, not the special interests. that's the difference between me and john kennedy. he's been everything but a baptist preacher. he was pro choice. he tried to take over the retirement system and privatize it. that's the difference with me and i. i am a person that has been taking on payday loan companies. i reduced the amount of money energy companies can make, the electricity companies here in louisiana. i've been on the side of people. it's a big differen

mr. campbell, the attorney general has put together a grand jury based primarily on your testimony. that's right. if you don't take the stand, ict joey salucci. we can't try him for murder. look, unfortunately for us, the evidence is circumstantial. but with your witness account, this case is a slam dunk. exactly, the most renowned gangster in miami, and i could be responsible for putting him away. that's a death sentence. no, that is why the city has arranged for this safe house. eric and i are personally escorting you into circuit court today. i'm just so tired of looking over my shoulder. that's over after the hearing. that's why we have you and your family

mrs. campbell and in receipt of your written statement and gave a copy to had clerk so will be a part the official proceedings of this committee. thank you for your comments. any other members here for public comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. supervisor breed. without objection we will continue this item to call of the chair. thank you all very much for coming and before i see my doctor who just walked in, would anybody-we got a quick closed litigation session before supervisor breed has to split. deputy city attorney gibbener. >> mr. chair, if i may we do need to call the item 6 through aithd >> settlement of lawsuit filed by first national insurance for $405 thousand. 7, is ordinance setment of lawsuit fide-item 8 settlement filed by bhr opraigds for 169, 263, 18 >> i don't think we need to go into closed session, so if is there a member of the public who would like to comment on 6 through 8? seeing none my doctor doesn't want to comment. public comment is closed and without objection we send the ord nnsss and one resolution to full board with recommendation without obje

mrs. campbell and in receipt of your written statement and gave a copy to had clerk so will be a part the official proceedings of this committee. thank you for your comments. any other members here for public comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. supervisor breed. without objection we will continue this item to call of the chair. thank you all very much for coming and before i see my doctor who just walked in, would anybody-we got a quick closed litigation session before supervisor breed has to split. deputy city attorney gibbener. >> mr. chair, if i may we do need to call the item 6 through aithd >> settlement of lawsuit filed by first national insurance for $405 thousand. 7, is ordinance setment of lawsuit fide-item 8 settlement filed by bhr opraigds for 169, 263, 18 >> i don't think we need to go into closed session, so if is there a member of the public who would like to comment on 6 through 8? seeing none my doctor doesn't want to comment. public comment is closed and without objection we send the ord nnsss and one resolution to full board with recommendation without obje

mrs. campbell and in receipt of your written statement and gave a copy to had clerk so will be a part the official proceedings of this committee. thank you for your comments. any other members here for public comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. supervisor breed. without objection we will continue this item to call of the chair. thank you all very much for coming and before i see my doctor who just walked in, would anybody-we got a quick closed litigation session before supervisor breed has to split. deputy city attorney gibbener. >> mr. chair, if i may we do need to call the item 6 through aithd >> settlement of lawsuit filed by first national insurance for $405 thousand. 7, is ordinance setment of lawsuit fide-item 8 settlement filed by bhr opraigds for 169, 263, 18 >> i don't think we need to go into closed session, so if is there a member of the public who would like to comment on 6 through 8? seeing none my doctor doesn't want to comment. public comment is closed and without objection we send the ord nnsss and one resolution to full board with recommendation without obje

mrs. campbell and in receipt of your written statement and gave a copy to had clerk so will be a part the official proceedings of this committee. thank you for your comments. any other members here for public comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. supervisor breed. without objection we will continue this item to call of the chair. thank you all very much for coming and before i see my doctor who just walked in, would anybody-we got a quick closed litigation session before supervisor breed has to split. deputy city attorney gibbener. >> mr. chair, if i may we do need to call the item 6 through aithd >> settlement of lawsuit filed by first national insurance for $405 thousand. 7, is ordinance setment of lawsuit fide-item 8 settlement filed by bhr opraigds for 169, 263, 18 >> i don't think we need to go into closed session, so if is there a member of the public who would like to comment on 6 through 8? seeing none my doctor doesn't want to comment. public comment is closed and without objection we send the ord nnsss and one resolution to full board with recommendation without obje

mrs. campbell and in receipt of your written statement and gave a copy to had clerk so will be a part the official proceedings of this committee. thank you for your comments. any other members here for public comment? seeing none, we'll close public comment. supervisor breed. without objection we will continue this item to call of the chair. thank you all very much for coming and before i see my doctor who just walked in, would anybody-we got a quick closed litigation session before supervisor breed has to split. deputy city attorney gibbener. >> mr. chair, if i may we do need to call the item 6 through aithd >> settlement of lawsuit filed by first national insurance for $405 thousand. 7, is ordinance setment of lawsuit fide-item 8 settlement filed by bhr opraigds for 169, 263, 18 >> i don't think we need to go into closed session, so if is there a member of the public who would like to comment on 6 through 8? seeing none my doctor doesn't want to comment. public comment is closed and without objection we send the ord nnsss and one resolution to full board with recommendation without obje

campbell. no giancana. no mob. >> mr. odd waswald?all your questions. >> would you mind telling us again? just a minute. >> my wife and daughter are inside. >> we don't need to disturb them. we'll just talk here. we learned you contacted the russian embassy in washington. you mind telling us why? >> my wife is a russian citizen. she's supposed to let the embassy know where she is. >> is that all? >> what do you mean is that all? >> did you talk to any soviet intelligence officers? >> about what? about american impeimperialism, about inequality for negroes? what? >> what i want to know is are they asking you to spy for them? is that why they let you come back? is that why they let you bring marina and your daughter, june? are you a russian spy? >> why would anyone discuss spying with me? you got bigger fish to fry? think of the state that our country is in at the moment. you come here to harass me in front of my home. look where i live. >> come on, let's go. >> your verdict? >> i don't know. he's a jerk. insolent, arrogant. you tell me

mr. milton. do you have as a frequent prisoner otis campbell, the town drunk? well, we don't say it out like that... just answer yes or no. all right, yeah. and this town drunk is allowed to arrest himself, to lock himself into a cell and is then allowed to effect his own release? when you put it like that... yes or no? all right, yeah. didn't you say that certain crimes go unpunished? barney: what? only to have the sheriff tear them up? and the sheriff uses a squad car for other than official business? didn't you say you needed the car in the line of duty but the sheriff was delivering groceries? and that these are not isolated incidents? that they happen all the time? didn't you say so yourself?! yes! yes! yes! thank you. . i said, you may step down. you can say that all you want to but i ain't steppin' down. this is a hearing, ain't it? well, seems to me you ought to hear everything not just a bunch of yeses. very well, you may speak if you wish to. thank you. sure, i said all them things. but the truth is sometimes i get carried away with myself. i got to b

robert kennedy: no judith campbell, no giancana, no mob. john fain: mr. oswald!arvey oswald: i've already answered all your questions. john fain: would you mind telling us again? just a few minutes. lee harvey oswald: well my wife and daughter are inside, so. john fain: we don't need to disturb them. we'll just talk here. we learned that you contacted the russian embassy in washington. you mind telling us why? lee harvey oswald: my wife is a russian citizen. she's supposed to let the embassy know where she is. john fain: is that all? lee harvey oswald: what do you mean, is that all? john fain: did you talk to any soviet intelligence officers? lee harvey oswald: about what? about american imperialism? about inequality for negroes? what? john fain: what i want to know lee, is are they asking you to spy for them? is that why they let you come back? is that why they let you bring marina and your daughter, june? are you a russian spy? lee harvey oswald: why would anyone discuss spying with me? i mean, you're the big bad fbi, shouldn't you know? ain't you got bigger fi

mr. moore said he didn't have much to do with. that will his daughter credit the daily dose of campbell's soup which the president said he likes, too. >> well, certainly is cold today, right? soon we will be settling into colder stretch of weather. so up next on "eyewitness news", your fall checklist to get ready for winter. >> plus, doctors often recommend limiting screen time and video games, but one game may actually help children who have the most common cause of vision problems in kids. health reporter stephanie stahl has that story next. >> jim donovan takes a look at some things that should be on your fall checklist before the cold weather checks in. >> the temperatures drop, time for little fall maintenance, like checking urines lakes. the wood beams in your attic it is time to add more. another key to keeping cold out, finding out how it is getting in. >> the first sign every cold great time to check the seals around your windows and doors, and easy do it yourself way to do that, to take candle around, in front of the windows lit. and if it flickers, then you probably have a draft that needs attention. >> caulking cracks i

mr. blodgett: thank you, bruce, and i am happy i managed to navigate past my cospeaker donna campbell without having landed on her or over her. it is crowded quarters, but i trust that by the end of the program, you will agree that having the four of us up here was worth it. let me offer particular thanks to mark for their marvelous management of today's festivities. in doing so, that me also say that, really, i'm sure we didn't really need quite so warm a welcome, but i do appreciate it nonetheless. my part in the festivities, of course, is to speak about jack london's west, or the west in which jack london found himself. i am the outlier here. i am an historian. and i bow to the knowledge of my colleagues about london, and i am going to safely avoid most reference to him in the course of my remarks today. although, as a proper historian, i do share my profession's belief in the significance of contingency in history. i am also fully aware of the dangers of relying upon coincidence as the framework for any argument. nonetheless, in undertaking my portion of this appraisal of jack london's li

mr. chairman. thank you. >> we have debate in candidates to be louisiana's next u.s. senator and john fleming and democratic candidate foster campbell and republican david duke. can you see that live on c-span at 8:00 p.m. eastern. we'll show you the new hampshire senate debate at 9:00. that's at 9:00 p.m. eastern also on c-span. on election day, november will 8th, the nation decides our next president and which party controls the house and senate. stay with c-span for coverage of the presidential race including campaign stops with hillary clinton, donald trump, and their surrogat surrogates. and follow key house and senate races with our coverage of their candidate debates and speeches. c-span, where history unfolds daily. >> the french, slovak and german ambassadors to the u.s. were joined about it european union's ambassador to the u.s. recently for discussion on brexit impact on the european union. hosted by the georgetown university law center here in washington this is just over an hour. >> thank you. we here have been extremely fortunate to have manufacture the policymakers, leading officials, regulators, diplomats and policy

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