mr. roberts your thoughts after listening to mike. there was a lot there was so much disaffection within the military. i mean, you know hundreds of thousands of young men volunteered or were drafted to go to vietnam and i think you know, it's safe to say that most of them felt when they went that they were doing something honorable. they were there to you know contain communism as they were told by the by the government and once they got there they fought, you know bravely to keep themselves and their and their buddies alive and you know that that that was just simply the way it went after after being there many of the many soldiers and folks who were there came to believe that what they'd been told about. the war was not right that the that there was no love for the south vietnamese regime by its own people and that that it wasn't strictly a question of you know of a communist take over of vietnam, but you know to some extent and internal conflict between you know, gorillas who are pro communists and the north vietnamese army adverse

mr. roberts, your thoughts after listening to mike.guest: there was so much disaffection within the military. hundreds of thousands of young men volunteered or were drafted to go to vietnam. it is safe to say most of them felt when they went to they were doing something honorable. they were there to contain communism as they were told by the government and once they got there they fought bravely to keep themselves and their buddieshost:host: paul in massaw old were you? caller: i was only 21 -- exactly 21. host: tell us your experience that day. caller: i met the vets against the war in the jamaica plain hospital in boston. a month before i was with john kerry, and my brother and we did a protest for the vets on the boston common. with those people we got to go to washington, and we stayed three days at the howard johnson hotel. we played american university the night before with ralph nader and myself and my brother. boko haram played -- we were on the big stage. i got pictures of phil oakes. he was my hero at the time. when the storm

mr. roberts, thank you very much for being with us, we appreciate it. >> thank you for having me, greta, i'm looking forward to it. >> let's begin with what is going on with the vietnam war in 1971. >> let me paint a picture of what happened exactly 50 years ago this morning. it was also a sunday morning, may 2. and president richard nixon and his aides had ordered hundreds of d.c. police riot squad to clear out a park down by the potomac river in which tens of thousands of mostly young people had been camping in preparation for what was going to be the most audacious protest in all the anti-war movement against the vietnam war. people had come from all over the country to camp in west potomac park in order to get ready for this traffic blockade of washington, d.c. which was sort of a last ditch effort after six years of the movement to force the government to pull all of the u.s. troops out of vietnam. >> why? why did they come? what is happening with the war that they decide they need to descend on washington? >> the war had been going on for six years in an intense way. and there had

mr. roberts death has to cost for georgia prime minister. the step down hotel collapsed in eastern china is killed at least 8 people according to authorities. several others were pulled out on life from the rubble in the city of so you a large scale rescue operation is currently underway. the cause of the collapse on monday afternoon is still being investigated. frances tightening corona virus rules in a bid to head off a new surge in infections driven by the highly contagious delta variance presidents em anyway. my call ordered all health workers to get vaccinated against the current virus by mid september bars. restaurants, trains, and planes will also be off limits to people without a special cobit 19 pass starting next month. present in on i can't call the effort a new race against time to prevent a 4th wave for health care workers at this hospital in paris. president manuel mackenzie announcement means a choice between getting the job or losing that job. for some, it's an easy choice to make sure that it's true on strains and planes wil

mr. roberts could comment on that also. thank you. >> thank you. interesting questions. international mayday was international workers day. i don't know if it was invented by the communists but it was meant as international workers day. there's no real direct connection between the mayday protests and that mayday other than may, you know, was looked upon as the most -- the best time, the spring is the best time to do some kind of carry out of protest like this for weather reasons and things like that and also because it was coming after the -- this very controversial innovation of laos that nixon had put into place. so i don't -- i don't think there's a sort of communist underpinning to all of this. to your question of what happens to people 50 years later after their rebellious youth, i think every individual story is different, you know, the baby boomer generation, you know, like any other, you know, sprint erred into a lot of different things and a lot of different people carry within them what they would call the values of the '60s, some people didn't, you know, chan

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. >> good morning. welcome to the june 22 meeting of the treasure island mobility management committee. brittany milton is our clerk. please call the roll. >> commissioner chan. absent. >> haney. >> present. >> mandelman. >> present. >> commissioner mar. absent. >> melgar. absent. >> commissioner peskin. absent. >> commissioner preston. >> present. >> commissioner ronen. >> present. >> commissioner safai. absent. >> commissioner stefani. >> present. >> commissioner walton. >> present. >> we have a quorum. >> thank you. i w

mr. robert santos, nominated to be the director of the u.s. census bureau within the department of commerce. mr. santos is currently the vice president and chief at the urban institute. he is a nationally-recognized expert in survey sampling and survey design with over 40 years of experience in social science and policy research. after receiving his ba in mathematics from trinity university in san antonio and an ma in statistics from the university of michigan, go blue, mr. santos went on to hold several leadership roles including vice president of statistics and methodology at the university of chicago's national opinion research center , director of survey operations at the university of michigan, survey research center in partner and executive vice president at a texas market research firm. mr. santos has also served as an expert advisor to the cdc and the census bureau. he currently serves as the elected president of the american statistical association, the leading professional organization for statisticians in the united states. welcome,

mr. robert nominated to be director of the u.s. census bureau within the department of commerce. currently vice president and chief methodologist urban institute, a nationally recognized expert in survey sampling and design with over 40 years of experience in social science and policy research. after receiving his da fraternity university and ma in statistics from the university of michigan, gopal, he went on to hold several leadership roles including vice president of statistics and methodology at the university of chicago's national opinion research center. director of survey operations at the university of michigan survey research center and partner and executive vice president and texas market research firm. an expert advisor to the cdc census bureau currently serving as elected president of the american statistical association leading professional organization in the united states.of welcome. you may proceed with opening remarks. >> thank you. can you hear me? can you hear me? okay, thank you very much. i'd like to first introduce my wife, idella is my son, emilio here in su

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. adjourned. >> shop & dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their shop & dine in the 49 with within the 49 square miles of san francisco by supporting local services within the neighborhood we help san francisco remain unique successful and vibrant so where will you shop & dine in the 49 my name is jim woods i'm the founder of woods beer company and the proprietor of woods copy k open 2 henry adams what makes us unique is that we're reintegrated brooeg the beer and serving that cross the

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did it with love. like ribeye tacos and quesadillas and fries. for latinos, it brings fami

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. francisco. >> my name is fwlend hope i would say on at large-scale what all passionate about is peace in the world. >> it never outdoor 0 me that note everyone will think that is a good i know to be a paefrt. >> one man said i'll upsetting the order of universe i want to do since a good idea not the order of universe but his offered of the universe but the ministry sgan in the room chairing sha harry and grew to be 5 we wanted to preach and teach and act god's love 40 years later i retired having been in the tenderloin m

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned.

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. >> shop and dine in the 49 promotes local businesses and challenges residents to do their business in the 49 square files of san francisco. we help san francisco remain unique, successful and right vi. so where will you shop and dine in the 49? >> i'm one of three owners here in san francisco and we provide mostly live music entertainment and we have food, the type of food that we have a mexican food and it's not a big menu, but we did it with love. like ribeye tacos and quesadillas and fries. for latinos, it brings fami

mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda. do we have any more business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. >> it was an outdoor stadium for track and field, motorcycle and auto and rugby and cricket located in golden gate park, home to professional football, lacross and soccer. adjacent to the indoor arena. built in the 1920s. the san francisco park commission accepted a $100,000 gift from the estate to build a memorial in honor of pioneers in the area. the city and county of san francisco contributed an additional $200,000 and the stadium was built in a year. in the 1930s it was home to several colleges such as usf, santa cl

mr. robert salesses. ms. salesses is currently performing -- which he began on january 20 of 2021. prior to this and on january 6, 2021, he was the deputy assistant secretary for homeland defense integration and defense support of civil authorities. in this role, mr. salesses worked closely with federal, state, and local leadership, law enforcement, public health, and emergency management to oversee dod's response to national emergency operations in support of civil authorities, including the deployment of the national guard. mr. salesses was appointed to the senior executive service in 2005. he was awarded the presidential rank award at the rank of meritorious executive for his decisive leadership and program management skills, and his contributions to the national response plan and the national strategy for homeland security. welcome. our final witness today is major general william walker, the commanding general of the d.c. national guard. in this role, general walker is responsible for the strategic leadership, training, readiness, operational employment, and performance of the

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mr. robert freeze. >> president walton: that bring us to the end of our agenda.e business for today? >> clerk: that concludes our business for today. >> president walton: two brief quotes for today as we honored the clerk and her team today. i want to say in good organizations, leaders are treated with a sense of appreciation and respected by >> s. great organizations employees are treated with the same esteem by leaders. as we close out at -- pride month. we are each one color, together we make a rainbow. meeting is adjourned. . >> neighborhood in san francisco are also diverse and fascist as the people that inhabitable them we're in north beach about supervisor peskin will give us a tour and introduce is to what think of i i his favorite district 5 e 3 is in the northwest surrounded by the san francisco bay the district is the boosting chinatown oar embarcadero financial district fisherman's wharf exhibit no. north beach telegraph hill and part of union square. >> all of san francisco districts are remarkable i'm honored and delighted to represent really wherea

mr. vice chair. the national weather service robert wayman. >>> good morning, we're tracking tropical storm elsa ensuree storm is forecasted to pass closer to the west part of floor, we will have intermittent showers and thunderstorms that will have some brief but gusty winds and they could still be quite strong across the area. as well as locally heavy rain and localized flooding possible. and even the possibility of one or two tornadoes. [ speaking spanish ] >>> vaughn hilliard is back with us. apologies, vaughn, let's -- let see, let's listen in to make sure. >> good morning, everyone. residents and visitors are urged to continue to monitor tropical storm elsa as it makes it's approach. starting this evening residents should avoid any unnecessary travel as strong winds and heavy rain will make driving hazardous. you can always call 311 if you have questions. it is open between 8:00 a.m. and 7:00 p.m. you can also access information 24 hours a day on what to do before, during, and after a storm at miami-dade.gov/hurricane. due to our own perhaps rigs, we continue to work at the county emergency opera

mr. cassidy: madam president, i ask unanimous consent that ashley roberts, an intern in my office, be granted floor privileges for the remainder of the day. the presiding officer: without objection. mr. cassidy: madam president, we are seeing record numbers of people coming to the u.s.-mexican border. i am told 63 different countries have folks that have arrived at our border, and the latest numbers released by the u.s. customs and border protection, c.b.p., they encountered almost 190,000 people coming to the united states illegally coming through the southern border last month, the highest monthly count by c.b.p. in two decades. this is where we are now. that number is up 471% from june 2020. across the board, every category of c.b.p. encounters at the southwest land border, single adults, unaccompanied children, individuals and a family member, and a family unit, they are surging in 2021, including in the hot summer months when it has traditionally been that's when it falls. it's important because these people coming across in the hot summer months are at increased risk for death from dehy

mr. biden goes back 40 years a second time and attacks the judge in jurist robert bork who should've beenituted the university of chicago free-market school that antitrust policies should not simply attack business and big business is always bad but should rest on consumer welfare, who are you hurting bigness is not necessarily badness and biden wants to overturn the long accepted doctrine and then he wants to make false charges about monopolies andri price gouging and the lack of competition but this is basically left wing philosophy that essentially argues free enterprise private sector is always wrong in government is always right, government knows best. by the way factually when you go industry by industry there is no major spiking of concentration, i don't know what industry mr. biden is looking out he singled out pharmaceutical, the pharma industry which includes a biotech industry has brutal competition and enormous volume of players, by the way that's not forget operation warp speed, it's become an incredible lower margin industry it takes a long time to develop a successful drug

robert e. lee's civil war and his decision that changed american history." mr. horn, good to see you again. welcome. >> thanks for having me. >> let's hear part of what the mayor of charlottesville said today about the removal of these statues. watch. >> taking down the statue is one small step. closer -- being willing to destroy black people for economic gain. >> what do you make of the mayor's comments, particularly grappling with the sin of being willing to destroy black people. does that help us grapple with history in any way? >> certainly when you look at these statues of confederate generals that are up in so many cities and i think people have been surprised to see that you and i discovered there was a stained glass window of robert e. lee in the national cathedral in washington, d.c. people have been surprised to see how far widespread these images are and it's a reminder that well into the 20th century these figures were romanticized, turned into in fact national heroes, even though they had fought against our union and fought to secure human bondage. and so that does say somethin

mr. poland, he doesn't tell us because of that for a while. if there was a mutual pollution for use for prison using you could shoot a movie channel with robert script on, on the, on the financial young hoody and the museum right. yes. and the manual which you don't know, it's almost unique that she deaf, which unless we room for them, which we need to know. and we sit down with louis watson, my little lord, let me go ticklish, which was once you get to it is because mr. chuck reagan saw me up with you for the national role of the content on businessman. he worked with you to hear his voice with them. look at my computer menu, only me for you so much. you own the modem for this, for one more. finish the motion, would you, would you join national bush? i'd say before then is ation. let's put us on or kelly no more excavated. couple of them. we confirmed that he only thing 2 from now when you talk to me new asking, but on the always pulling up i'm going to loosen them. you would use my new command. you must have lots of sometimes you can it's i'm pushing and doing or would you be able to look at a bottle or meeting room supplies? i didn't go to

robert? caller: good morning to you, john, and to c-span. i live in a former coal mining town and i agree with mr. biden. global warming is a fit -- serious threat and problem, we have had no problem here in kentucky switching from coal to other jobs. this was a former coal mining town, frankly the best: the world. mr. biden was on cnn, fox, and msnbc saying that global warming has become a threat. why china doesn't have to cut their carbon, that's what i would like to have the president get on, press china to start cutting their carbon. we are just sitting back and it seems like to me that they are getting away with mining and we are not. we are doing too little. host: robert, this debate over climate change has come up a lot in the ongoing debate over what an infrastructure investment should look like in this country . some of the specific proposals the biden administration put forth in its infrastructure plans require power companies to use more energy from renewable sources, raising taxes for more energy-efficient buildings and improved roads, federal spending for a nationwide network of char

mr. butler for us in belgium. thank. well, let's go more or where the heavy rain is heading over the next few days. it's robert halloway. now i agree with his words. unprecedented. yeah, it was a unique experience and i don't think we'll see it again. it's not in the forecast at the moment. the circulation which regionally brought that heavy rain is this massive cloud here. this or more was centered on zagreb. so the rains gone away from germany, the sun was actually over the low countries belgium luxemburg and almost all the journey maybe except the size. it's sunshine that nothing in the forecast suggests otherwise. but that rain is still falling, not quite as heavily. and it's really tucked into this cold front that's giving it a bit of a boost. so it was austria that got hit last night. and this morning the figures aren't as great. but of course we're talking about small alpine tire times quite often. but this was already mentioned, this sounds like rick, which is south of salzburg. this is overflowed. you get some water rushing through the figures. i've got out of some poll to me, his west of the capital

mr. cuccinelli in the shelby county case chief justice roberts called this preclearance requirement of state voting law changes an extraordinary remedy under the constitution because, as he pointed out, the constitution itself embraces this notion of equal sovereignty among the states and the federal government. obviously, the federal government, under the supremacy clause, has the authority to pass laws like section two of the voting rights act which remains applicable to the entire country and all the states. but section five was very different. it gave the federal government the authority to preclear, or not, changes in state voting laws without, frankly, offering any real justification other than they disagreed with it. and this, as i said, was termed an extraordinary remedy. but the problem that the supreme court identified was that congress did not update the 40-year-old formula for which states would be affected by the preclearance requirement. if it had, it would have reflected this -- basically no real difference between minority voting in 2015 i guess it was than between -- no diff

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robert macintyre but ultimately frustration for rory mcilroy? yes, a glorious day here at royal st george's, definitely not complaining about how warm it is, mr whippye, the wind off the coast is not quite whipping upjust wind off the coast is not quite whipping up just yet. wind off the coast is not quite whipping upjust yet. it has been a challenge for rory mcilroy, struggled for much of the first couple of days, we thought he had brought his a—game, he made five birdies in his third round but slightly unravelled, three bogeys to close on one of the park, leaving him ten shots off the lead, better news for bob mcintyre, the scottish left—handed golfer. five under par round of 65 a few members ago, that leaves him on for under the championship, going along nicely. 0ousthuizen is the man to catch, a former 0pen winner but so often somebody who's had to settle for second place at majors, how will he be feeling ahead of his third round? i think quietly confident at the minute, he hasjust been metronomic so far this week. going about his business any very unassuming manner, madejust one bogey business any very unassuming manner, made just one bogey mac

robert, not regarding the issue with dr. baylock fully survey after that, give debbie belligerence. kevin holly was dealing with the rogers mom. i'll really station that a go dollars. lation. mr. committee and after school on the street southwest evening, many a strange liberties, teenagers drift away from the parents. dreams of a university education and drift towards the excitement of easy money from petty crime was to break into places for the sake of bloody getting shirts and drinks and lilies and stuff like that ought to get a $100.00. you know, just it wasn't soundless to still stop bills and gentlemen, for us. i was hanging out a couple blocks that i shouldn't be hanging. now we will get into fortunately of the day when you don't have many prospects with your education. we have many prospects with your work whenever any prospects for the future, we have any prospects in the community that you live in. it's really appealing to did the wrong thing, get quick money. it's really appealing because to that one moment you could be a little bit of a super stuck. if you feel you belong to someone or something, you know a bill to get a review and going to find someone that feels

that name rings a vague bell he was a member of robert mueller's russia, russia, russia investigation and managed to parlay that into a book deal and cnn gig. mrweissman thinks that tucker of all people, should know when you discover that big brother is reading your emails the appropriate response is to fill in a ministry of truth comment card and set up an appointment to come in and see the come sar general so he can explain to you all the safeguards that are in place but if you are still not totally reassured, he will ask for a budget increase so he can put some safeguards on some of the safeguards. >> you know, what i'm concerned about here is not that there was incidental collection when i am calling a foreigner, including, of course, if you try to reach out to vladimir putin, can you pretty much be sure that your going to be high risk of being intercepted, he could have said, look, there is a first amendment issue here and i want to make sure that there are safeguards at the department of justice. but he didn't take that route. he did, as you said, and as frank pointed out, he wanted to use this really for his own purposes and to sow dist

then bad knees, robert level, dorski, france, the best fee for men's has ended and they will cut qualifier against them. dora bull that he school twice, st. dusky will probably be 9 weeks to mr. him, i'm always sorry for play as you get injured to be there. like i wish every mom was always available by and it goes without saying robinson important laugh or is it also young as you always miss him? when he's as, as gold grabber, and on a personal level, go get under a minute to capital off the principality of the same name, situated on the border between france and spain. and is renowned for quantity, skiing and rugged mountain scenery, rather less fruitful. and certainly nobody in these parts had anticipated putting a spoken, robert levin dusky ambitious plans for the remainder of the season. but so it came to pass. such is football. ready a full week injury break the longest since he moved to germany, leavened off ski, would miss both legs of the champions league, quarter final for the title holders. when i watch this game and i know that we are not in 10 minutes, you can mon, that was for me, that is painful enough that i can be deck and have my teammates, even though it is

others, both secretary of state mike pompeo and robert o'brien, the national security adviser, both of them iran hawks said in the end it's too late, mresident, or some version of that. essentially, your time in office has run out and we can't do this now. and trump agreed to it. by the way n that meeting at the very end is when trump did raise the forth coming january 6th rally with mill dlerkey, his ac defense secretary are you ready for it? it's going to be big. >> we appreciate your reporting on this, susan glasser. thank you for sticking with us and joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> and next, kevin mccarthy and donald trump meet despite their own actions during and after the insurrection being in question as the investigation into what happened on january 6th begins. >>> plus, portias, gucci rings, millions of dollars raised by impersonating the former president. a stunning cnn investigation. >>> and the investigation into new york governor andrew cuomo about to take a dramatic turn. here is what's happening in the next 24 hours. ♪ when technology is easier to use... ♪ barriers don't stand a chance. ♪ that's why we'll st

others, both secretary of state mike pompeo and robert o'brien, the national security adviser, both of them iran hawks, said in the end, it's too late. mr. president, or some version of that, essentially your time in office has run out and we can't do this now. and trump agreed to it. by the way, in that meeting at the very end is when trump did raise the forthcoming january 6 rally with milley and with his acting defense secretary. and he said basically, are you ready for it? it's going to be big. >> indeed, indeed it was. susan glasser, we appreciate your reporting on this. we appreciate you sticking with us and joining us this morning. >> thank you. >>> and coming up, trump's former national security adviser john bolton is going to join us. how far does he think that trump would have gone to stay in power? >>> plus, the biden administration calling out facebook as covid misinformation spreads, a former facebook insider joins us live. >>> and one week to go until the summer olympics. with tokyo in a covid emergency, what will that look like? ♪ ♪ oh, focaccia! ah, there's no place like panera. enjoy the toasty, saucy chipotle chicken a

robert? caller: good morning to you, john, and to c-span. i live in a former coal mining town and i agree with mrbiden. global warming is a fit -- serious threat and problem, we have had no problem here in kentucky switching from coal to other jobs. this was a former coal mining town, frankly the best: the world. mr. biden was on cnn, fox, and msnbc saying that global warming has become a threat. why china doesn't have to cut their carbon, that's what i would like to have the president get on, press china to start cutting their carbon. we are just sitting back and it seems like to me that they are getting away with mining and we are not. we are doing too little. host: robert, this debate over climate change has come up a lot in the ongoing debate over what an infrastructure investment should look like in this country . some of the specific proposals the biden administration put forth in its infrastructure plans require power companies to use more energy from renewable sources, raising taxes for more energy-efficient buildings and improved roads, federal spending for a nationwide network of chargi

mr. cuomo's travel records and collective troves of other documents as well as e-mails. and right now we're going to bring in defense attorney robertes attorney general leticia james want to know from governor cuomo? >> yeah. as you're aware, governor cuomo's embattled in a number of sexual harassment allegations against him x this is an interesting deposition or agreement because what this is, it is an arranged interrogation. this is merely an investigation. he doesn't have to cooperate but, obviously, the optics if he didn't would be devastating for him. so him and his team of lawyers have been preparing for the last couple of weeks, obviously, his political insiders and his confidants have been subpoenaed as well, and they've met with ms. james' investigation. and ms. james wants to know what the matter and the tenor of these alleged conversations, if they took place, number one. two, if they did, what was said. two, what is she seeing and her investigators seeing from the e-mails and text messages, and what are they being told from other witnesses who were. there, police details, etc. and now they are at the very end of this in

trump va secretary, robert wilkie, the va's inspector general referred him for potential prosecution to the u.s. justice department. the trump justice department also declined to prosecute mr. wilkie. then it was only earlier this year, it was a lane chao trumps transportation secretary, investigated by the inspector general at her own department on corruption charges, the results of the investigation was that elaine chao was referred to federal prosecutor for potential prosecution. and the trump justice department declined to prosecute her to. and it was amazing, that there were four of them. now today, numeral five oh. wilbur ross. trump secretary of commerce, the inspector general at the commerce department. has announced, that their investigation of trump commerce secretary wilbur ross, turned up evidence of potentially criminal behavior. they turned up evidence that he provided false testimony, in his case about the trump administration's efforts to undermine the accuracy of the sense. he falsies subs defied. and the findings were serious enough, that the inspector general referred wilbur ross to the u.s. department of justice, for him to be potentially criminally pro

mr. mccarthy and mcconnell, time to step up. >> and people on their side were literally beating and dragging and harming and injuring police. congresswoman madeleine dean, thanks for joining me. now robert p. jones, founder of the institute, author of "white too long" legacy of white nationalism in christianity. it's always great to talk to you. want to show you a clip of something that happened once the insurrectionists broke inside the senate chamber on january 6th. take a look. >> jesus christ, we invote your name. amen. >> amen! >> patriots that love christ, thank you for allowing the united states of america to be reborn. thank you for allowing us to get rid of the communists, traitors of the federal government. love and thank you, in christ's holy name we pray. >> amen! >> explain to us given the data you've put together and book you've written, does it make sense to you to see those people inside committing insurrection and praying? >> well, you know, i think what we're seeing right in front of us, if we're willing to take it in, is a demonstration of this historical entanglement in many ways of white supremacy and extremism with american christian. if you pull out and look at br

mr. justice. tell us what you reading. so he named john franklin and janet's stamp but not, he said, the revisionists. he may have had in mind robert vogel and stanley, we didn't go down that road but instead roger and i had the wit to say do you know anything about these authors particularly john hope franklin? he did know much about them so we let him through the history, particularly of franklin from 1947 until dashmac and franklins life, and so we said, to wind up the conversation, mr. justice, the books you're reading for the summer what you should do and keep in mind works of revisionists f revisionist history and did some of the most important work in revisionist history of the late 20th century. with that i'm easy come with the conversation, justice thomas took the conversation in another direction. now, roger and i could have attributed that switch because i think you would set this conversation is going really well and is likely to say what do you mean, professor? what do you mean, roger brown? of course we could attribute that to his regionalism. blackmore was at stake than that. estes thomas like so many people had a vi