mr. daniels and i work for five years and have no idea daniels had been involved in white supremacy it was going around the newsroom but was proceeding editor, they never want mentioned white supremacy but in talking to his grandson and the grandson of another, george, they both said interestingly that their grandfather, the men of their time that they reflected the beliefs of the time and during that. it was accepted that black people were inferior to white people and they were performing a public service bring the best people possible to government. it seemed to me it rationalized the role of their grandfather and they were saying of course it was the standard and nobody would do anything like that today but you have to understand what the conditions and environment was back then. >> so after the story began to come out around the 100th anniversary of the coup, the state of north carolina then had to appoint a special commission to really throw out some both the african-american population who had some family interest in the story as well as white descendents, how did that commission fin

mr. daniels, and i worked there five years and had no idea daniels had been involved in white supremacy.re were busts and tributes to him around the newsroom, but as a crusading and wonderful person, and never mentioned white supremacy. in talking to his grandson and the grandson of another leader, they both said interestingly that their grandfathers were men of their time, that they reflected the beliefs and the moras of the time, and during that period, it was accepted that black people were inferior to white people, and they were performing a sort of public service in bringing sort of the best people possible to government. i mean, it seemed to me that they sort of rationalized the roles of their grandfathers even though they're saying, of course it was wrong by today's standards, and nobody would do anything like that today, but you have to understand what the conditions and the environment was back in 1898. >> and so after this story began to come out around the hundredth anniversary of the coup, the state of north carolina, then, had to appoint a special commission to really ferret

mr. daniel lyons, professor and associate dean of academic affairs, boston college law school. a nonresident senior fellow of the american enterprise institute. mr. eugene volokh, gary t. schwartz distinguished professor of law, ucla school of law. the honorable karen kornbluh, director of digital innovation and democracy initiative. and senior fellow of the german marshall fund of the united states. and dr. mary anne franks, professor of law and michael r. klein distinguished scholar, chair at the university of miami school of law, president and legislative tech policy director, cyber civil rights initiative. welcome to all of you and thank you for being here. we look forward to your testimony. we will recognize each of you for five minutes to provide your opening statement. there is a lighting system in front of you. you will see lights. it will start initially green, turn yellow when you have a minute left. when it turns red, it is time to wrap up your testimony. so we will get started right , away. ms. goldberg, you are recognized for five minutes. ms. goldberg: good afterno

the prosecutor, daniel webb, when he spoke to the media, said that mr smollett lied to police, but also jury. but we heard in that clip earlier his defence attorney saying they're confident they're going to win on appeal and get this overturned? yes, they seem confident that they can do that. as i said, mr smollett has maintained that he never did anything wrong, which — it's really interesting just how much this case has turned. at the time, when he claimed that this homophobic and racist attack had happened, there was this outpouring of support for him, and we're talking about tv presenters, news presenters giving monologues and even the now vice president kamala harris calling it a modern—day lynching. but that support soon turned into anger, and even those people that had once supported him have accused him of taking advantage of the anger and pain of racism, and his career has declined since then, but, yes, his team are planning to appeal. but if that's not successful, he does face prison time. 0ur correspondent in washington, nomia iqbal. here in london, an unofficial tribunal inv

mr. weigle: hard to imagine, but i would like to think if someone, particularly if mitch daniels, former governor of indiana, currently president of purdue university, occasional washington post columnist, somebody who talks up to the american people, not down, somebody who lifts up aspiration, somebody like that might be able to break through the clutter of the twitterverse. perhaps because people are going to get tired of it after a wild. i just find this constant exchange of snark to be exhausting. and at a certain point i suspect others are going to feel that. but right now it's a tussle. and i have to say that i think the way we structure presidential debates is not helpful. the short answer, ok, senator, governor, you have 90 seconds. well, lincoln's took a lot longer than 90 seconds to articulate serious ideas. we don't have to have five hours to man debates like they did in 1856. but, we ought to be able to do better. we ought to be able to create in which those who seek to lead us, can really lay out a vision of the american community of the future. something other than soundbit

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mr. speaker, the sense of reaching across the aisle. of course you folks who are in the arena as former president richard nixon would say, but he had friends who were democrats. daniel inouye was a democrat, and he urged him to run, as we have learned. do you think that could be a lasting legacy of mr. dole's, to reach beyond the aisle to cement the friendships between politicians of opposite parties the way he did and was beloved and liked by so many? >> look, i think it's very important to remember that at its best politics is a very human business. and i want to go back to be russell, kansas. people who grow up in small towns learn, i think -- and my wife calista grew up in an even smaller town than russell. they learn that you have to be nice to everybody because they're still there. [laughter] so dole came out of a natural small town background, and his instinct, i can't overemphasize this. not only was he smart, hard working, courageous, he had a natural -- he liked people. and he brought to politics the best of those kind of attitudes. he was a patriot, but he was also a people person. and if you could find a few more folks like that, you could unlock a lot o

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mr. atkins, could you please connect us to our first public comment caller. >> sorry. i did not realize that was me. so my name is -- >> clerk: welcome. >> my name is danielle diveler. i have a couple of questions. so on the air table stuff, has there been a demo that was done in the previous meeting? >> clerk: thank you, danielle dapler. i'm going to pause your time for just a moment. the public comment time is not a time to ask questions, but after the public comment time, if members of the panel want to address your questions, then it is up to you to do so. you have 2:45, and i will start your time up again. >> okay. so i guess it would be good for you to have a demoand understand what the information would be for the public, and that's pretty much it. >> clerk: thank you very much for sharing your comments. can we have the next caller? >> hi. this is [indiscernible] san francisco. thank you for [indiscernible] for air table. if people want to see how air table is used for redistricting, you can go to the california redistricting commission website because they currently use air table for their submission form on-line as well as all the submissions that they get

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daniels and christian s champagne. today in the same classroom they sat in, on the south side of chicago, mr. obama is catching up with them again. >> it was so crazy that first period they went to class it was, like, i'm going to meet the president at my lunch and that was the most inconceivable thing you can think of and my heart was racing and when he just walked in, i'm forever grateful and it changed the trajectory of my life dramatically. [ applause ] >> that meeting had a big impact on president obama, as well. one of the things that led him to launch an initiative called my brother's keeper which he announced at the white house in 2014. christian, lazarus and james were there. >> when you went to d.c., that was your first time out of chicago, right? >> so that was my first plane ride and that was really my first time being out of my neighborhood. >> good afternoon. >> good afternoon. >> christian champagne was 18 years old at the time. >> he sat down with us and shared your story and to my surprise, he was just like me, growing up without a father, and sometimes not too concerned with

. >> daniel patrick moynihan is a president of urban affairs speaking at a rally appropriately scheduled on halloween night. predicting the end of the world. >> good morning mr. president. >> where are you? >> i'm in a dark writing a speech but i'm going to give the russians a little. >> have you got a minute or is it a bad time? its brief so you can listen in and his ear retention time that long? >> can i just say to you that "the new yorker" is running three long sections and i think you'll be pleased. they found that what you had done and they couldn't believe it. the other thing is this pakistan thing i'm thinking of it in terms of the pakistanis and i need your help and advice in if i could trouble you. >> it may be too late. what you come down in a month. >> in december may be? >> december is a good time. if you have thoughts, november that maybe better. also we have to get henry into this. we put in 250 million-dollar --. >> no one else is done anything. you sound wonderful. very as good as they sound? >> i'm doing fine and developments next week may be of interest. >> i look forward to that. hadi like what you're doing? >> i like the u.n. and i'm abo

daniel cameroon was with us, i think dea had -- dr. gupta, i met with him the other day, i know you're not -- mr. chester, i met with dr. gupta the other day, i was encouraged by the enthusiasm he brings to the job and i look forward to fighting the plague against us. the biden administration's recent proposal doesn't impose mandatory minimums for trafficking these deadly substances. there's debate about what we should do about mandatory minimums but eliminating or not applying mandatory minimums to the scheduling of the analogues. does the biden administration have data or other relevant research it can share with members of this committee that suggest excluding mandatory minimums will lead to less fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances on our streets? >> thank you for the question, congressman. number one, the president opposes mandatory minimums and the administration is committed to criminal justice reform that eliminates race and income-based disparities. that having been said, in this particular proposal, we're talking about a narrow class of substances that are causing harm in america's communities that are con

daniel cameroon was with us, i think dea had -- dr. gupta, i met with him the other day, i know you're not -- mr. chester, i met with dr. gupta the other day, i was encouraged by the enthusiasm he brings to the job and i look forward to fighting the plague against us. the biden administration's recent proposal doesn't impose mandatory minimums for trafficking these deadly substances. there's debate about what we should do about mandatory minimums but eliminating or not applying mandatory minimums to the scheduling of the analogues. does the biden administration have data or other relevant research it can share with members of this committee that suggest excluding mandatory minimums will lead to less fentanyl and fentanyl-related substances on our streets? >> thank you for the question, congressman. number one, the president opposes mandatory minimums and the administration is committed to criminal justice reform that eliminates race and income-based disparities. that having been said, in this particular proposal, we're talking about a narrow class of substances that are causing harm in america's communities that are con

daniel kelly jr. was driving his girlfriend and three children to a family dinner on christmas eve. darryl brown was danny kelly jr.'s boxing coach, and he joins us now. mrw probably around 7, 7:30, i received a call from danny's aunt explaining to me that he was shot and killed. what did they tell you it was a road rage incident? >> yeah. she had mentioned that it was supposed to have been some form of road rage. they don't know really what happened if someone cut someone off, an argument maybe ensued. i don't know. >> she just told me he was shot. he was shot like twice, i believe she told me. lawrence: and we know that in p.g. county there has been a lot of violence. when you got the news that he had passed away, what went through your head. >> well, it was devastating to me because we had plans to restart, you know, the career in the new year. i had been talking to quite a few promoters about helping us out. helping him get back into the ring and then this took place. the last we spoke was on the 22nd of december regarding, you know, the promoters. lawrence: danny kelly's family released a statement i want to read it, the family of danny kelly are de