ms. brandy moore white, welcome. ms. white is a national present of the council of prison locals, that's a union, representing about 30,000 correctional officers and staff. before she became that organizations president she was its national secretary-treasurer for six years. i'm happy she was able to take time out of her busy schedule to fly here from arkansas today and be with us. ms. white is here to shed light on some aspects of sexual abuse in prisons that has not received the attention it deserves, and we welcome her today. >> can i add, brady has been her numerous times before. i'm going to punch her card, she might get a free cell. she'd be willing to come to the sims often she been a tremendous witness and we're so have you here with us again. your test me will be infallible. thank you for our final witness is ms. kelsey bolar. and by saying that the right? ms. bolar is director of storytelling and a senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. that's an organization that advocates for women, supports o

ms. brandy moore white, welcome. ms. white is a national present of the council of prison locals, that's a union, representing about 30,000 correctional officers and staff. before she became that organizations president she was its national secretary-treasurer for six years. i'm happy she was able to take time out of her busy schedule to fly here from arkansas today and be with us. ms. white is here to shed light on some aspects of sexual abuse in prisons that has not received the attention it deserves, and we welcome her today. >> can i add, brady has been her numerous times before. i'm going to punch her card, she might get a free cell. she'd be willing to come to the sims often she been a tremendous witness and we're so have you here with us again. your test me will be infallible. thank you for our final witness is ms. kelsey bolar. and by saying that the right? ms. bolar is director of storytelling and a senior policy analyst at the independent women's forum. that's an organization that advocates for women, supports o

her history—making run for the white house coming to a crushing end. ms consoling her supporters. to the young people who are watching, it is... we love you, kamala! cheering. i love you. to the young people who are watching, it is ok to feel sad and disappointed, but please know it's going to be ok. a message of optimism they needed to hear. she did everything that she needed to do. like, she really helped me feel better about the results, as i was feeling down, i was upset. i was lost, i cried, i didn't know what to do. so she really helped me to feel better, get some sense of confidence. even though things didn't go particularly in the way that we wanted it to, there's still hopes and things still have a positive side. i'm from pennsylvania, so seeing it turn red like, oh, it broke my heart knowing that we were blue in 2020, we were progressive, we elected a democratic governor in 2023. and itjust...| just don't unders... i was lost, i was hurt, i was heartbroken that this qualified woman, so perfect as a president, wasjust not chosen by our country. a

ms. wiles going into the white house i think gives a lot of people confidence in terms of where they arehe road, and so i suspect we will see more appointments like this, like stephen miller, like elise stefanik coming forward over the course of the days. they are taking their time down in florida, vetting these individuals, and focusing, yes, loyalty is important, but are these people capable, competent, and can they do the job donald trump was elected to do, and that's what we're seeing play out over the course of the next several days. >> what do you think the priorities on that loyalty, you know, effectiveness, et cetera, what do you think are the priorities for that transition team, and, lance, how different is this transition team and those who are advising the president-elect versus last time? >> that's what i was talking about. i think donald trump has acknowledged the mistakes he may have made eight years ago, and certainly with some of the decisions he made, and loyalty is important to anybody, and anybody who goes into the white house and says loyalty isn't important, they're

ms. singh: it's pretty clear and couldn't be more black and white. russia invaded sovereign neighbor and go back and look at the facts. we have said we are going to support ukraine another sovereign country doing to its neighbor should not go unchecked and the united states and partners and allies and foreign international rules base order and brings us together. so we are going to support ukraine as long as it takes and we have been clear on that from the beginning. putin has the decision and authority to end this war today. he continues to escalate. and continues to take actions like you just saw with this recent icbm. the bringing in of p.r.k. soldiers into the fight, these arees quala tower and giving ukraine what it needs to be in the fight. and i think it's important to remember that every single day, russia is expending 1200 casualties on the battlefield. ukraine has proven itself time and again and we are very positive. reporter: i.c.c. issued two warrants against netanyahu and gallant that they committed crimes against humanity and starvatio

ms. hoover has served in the white house under president george w bush and, the department of homeland security on capitol hill, and to presidential campaigns. she is the president of american unity fund, a political organization focused on achieving full freedom and equality for lgb teams. a bestselling author her writing has appeared in new york times. the wall street journal, the new york daily news, the daily beast, cnn, wsj.com and foxnews.com. ms. hoover serves on the boards of stanford university's hoover institution, the hoover presidential foundation, the belgian american education foundation. the markel foundation. and radio free europe. radio liberty. raised in colorado. hoover has lived in. china, mexico, bolivia and taiwan speaks spanish and studied mandarin chinese. so maybe you can give us some chinese wisdom later on on at i know both of these individuals very well. i'm sure you'll find not only engaging and interesting and entertaining, but probably one of the most frequently asked questions i get are are there any living descendants of president hoover? and of course, there ma

the top did not chose a bro has officially confirmed that the white house is allowing ukraine to use western supply. ms. solve for long range strikes against russia. this comes just to want supports before the by didn't ministration, leaves the open office on hand. so for the presidency to donald trump, the somebody's in the binder administration has authorized the use of its weapons up to 300 kilometers inside russian territory. it's not that much by way of a distance. it's not a very long distance, and it doesn't go deep into the country. but this isn't a decision by the, by the administration. why they have taken this decision now and not before the elections. i don't know from previous the media report said top may to power as i'm talking to us from sound the you pay has given permission for kids to conduct such strikes with weaponry that they provided. but then those countries tried to downplay the news that representatives why the declined to comment off. i'm thank you. as the insisting that they are still considering such a decision. there is one day to run, but it isn't so tightened up to about

white house? have they said if they're considering this? ms. scanlon: the letter was just sent over today, i don't think there's been time for a response yet. thank you for all being here. >> i would just like to say that in the event that coming in president trump did not hear our pleas today, and that we know he'll need his 100 days to get situated in the white house, in june in the week of his birthday we'll be asking him for the same. next year. reporter: there's a long history in this country, would say the president -- [inaudible] >> it can start. >> thank you all. >> thank you. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2024] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] >> i just want to say, free michelle west. robert bell. just to start. we can begin with those. >> the house is considering eight bills tayncluding legislation to improve the pres for getting a u.s. passport. an update to a law promoting human rights and freedom in north ko

ms. hoover has served in the white house under president george w bush and, the department of homeland security on capitol hill, and to presidential campaigns. she is the president of american unity fund, a political organization focused on achieving full freedom and equality for lgb teams. a bestselling author her writing has appeared in new york times. the wall street journal, the new york daily news, the daily beast, cnn, wsj.com and foxnews.com. ms. hoover serves on the boards of stanford university's hoover institution, the hoover presidential foundation, the belgian american education foundation. the markel foundation. and radio free europe. radio liberty. raised in colorado. hoover has lived in. china, mexico, bolivia and taiwan speaks spanish and studied mandarin chinese. so maybe you can give us some chinese wisdom later on on at i know both of these individuals very well. i'm sure you'll find not only engaging and interesting and entertaining, but probably one of the most frequently asked questions i get are are there any living descendants of president hoover? and of course, there ma

ms. mulvaney, he is a great guy, former white house chief of staff, and i heard from a number of people whoorked in the white house who said he was one of the favorite chiefs, he was a great steady hand to have. but when they talk about loyalty and disloyalty, this goes back to the argument the republicans and especially those within trump camp make about the fact that the bureaucracy is so entrenched against them, and against republicans, that this is where the schedule c employees they have been talking about having them in the government -- this is where that comes in. it's not exactly cabinet officials, but it's more -- no, no! >> i disagree with what you're saying. i think trump has actually been pretty clear about what he's talking about. he is talking about the people that he hired. he said, i made bad hiring decisions. so, i'm not just talking about career employees. -- the cabinet secretaries who have done -- some of them came out and said, i don't think he's fit for office. >> -- irrelevant because he won. >> just for one second -- >> -- the answer to every thing is not just that

seussy wiles to the powerful job of -- susie wiles to powerful job of chief of white house staff and pardon the phrase, but ms. wiles is a strong and intelligent woman and first chief of staff in history to be a woman. then in rapid fire, he filled out entire national security team, including border czar tom homan and then there's another strong moment for elise stefanik and apoint-blank layupsed to the un and kristi noem, secretary of dhs so in just dais, whole national security team was filled out. just today. l he named five more senior white house staff members and appointed mike huckabee as ambassador to israel and convoy to the middle east and lee zeldin as epa administrator. two more super-business people leading off to economic team. 'em 'em and vivek ramaswamy and they'll lead the department of government efficiency, doge, to dis-hasn't and will government bureaucracy and government regulations, wasteful spending and entire restructuring of federal agencies. recruiting any number of people for business and first thorough overhaul of way too large federal government since the peter grace commission. f

r this hispanic woman would know if he was a white supremacist and he's the least racist and patriotic to the core and he was a good choice. shame on ms for not pushing back harder on this guest and maybe they're liable as well. joey: we don't have the ability to say what she's saying. hearing the word white supremacist or term and think aayrian brotherhood and people like her being against dei is white supremacy. that's where they've taken this and being pro christian anything is white supremacy and this anticolonnizer and anti-anything. i mean, people like her say that good grammar is white supremacy. you shouldn't expect someone to -- rachel: showing up on time for work. joey: exactly. thinking about how radical people like her are, it weakens for everyone that argument or this attack because then you learn that she doesn't know what the hell white supremacy is. she's using it as this blanket term because pete might turn the military into something that's more of a meritocracy. rachel: she's threateddenned and you talked earlier, will, about all the different entities in the government threatened by so many of the picks. that woman

ms. hoover has served in the white house under president george w bush and, the department of homeland security on capitol hill, and to presidential campaigns. she is the president of american unity fund, a political organization focused on achieving full freedom and equality for lgb teams. a bestselling author her writing has appeared in new york times. the wall street journal, the new york daily news, the daily beast, cnn, wsj.com and foxnews.com. ms. hoover serves on the boards of stanford university's hoover institution, the hoover presidential foundation, the belgian american education foundation. the markel foundation. and radio free europe. radio liberty. raised in colorado. hoover has lived in. china, mexico, bolivia and taiwan speaks spanish and studied mandarin chinese. so maybe you can give us some chinese wisdom later on on at i know both of these individuals very well. i'm sure you'll find not only engaging and interesting and entertaining, but probably one of the most frequently asked questions i get are are there any living descendants of president hoover? and of course, there ma

ms. tracing. and before we run out of time, one more question was donald trump. but his return to the white house was that the big elephant in the room there in rio this past week, as well as course of course, the, the re election of donald trump with the election. now of donald trump, the raises the expectations on my head. but craze concerns of the other end. everybody here in rio is, is discussing the news about the nominations that have been coming out of the trunk campaign headquarters of the names have been a a and had been dropped. what do these names mean? is this good or bad for us in europe? what about the, for the economy? what about the relation between the united states and china? so that if you put it in correctly, that was the big elephant in the, in the room. but i think, quite frankly, i have not heard from anyone here, neither from the latin american participants, nor from my european friends, a sense of panic. i think everybody believes that we had and we will on the basis of what happened 8 years ago, we will be able to work with ad to handle the kinds of challenges that

in any event, general graham got called away to the white house, and she gallantly stepped in. thank you for stepping in. we have ms. christina frieze, who also sits on my civilian advisory committee. thank you for that. and she is the deputy chief of staff g-1 of the u.s. army materiel command, where many of our department of army civilians work across various subordinate organizations of amc. finally, we have ms. hong miller, the chief human apital officer. of army command. please extend a warm welcome to our panel. [ applause ] we're going to do two rounds of questions. first, i'm going to ask one question that all three will answer. and then i'll have some more directed questions for each of the panelists in the second round. so let's get started. for round one, the question is, what recent innovations or creative strategies have you implemented that sparked excitement and impacted your command's overall commitment to the mission? with that, general? >> okay, thank you. to get started, first of all, thank you. thank you for allowing me to join this panel. it's really important. the corps of engineers, 40,000 ta

white house next year. for labour secretary, the president—elect plans to nominate republican congresswoman lori chavez—deremer of oregon. msdorsed by the teamsters, one of the largest worker unions, to serve as labour secretary. mr trump also announced drjanette nesheiwat as surgeon general. she is a family doctor who also appears as a medical correspondent on fox news. to lead the centers for disease control, mr trump nominated former republican congressman dr dave weldon. a trained physician, he'll oversee a public health budget of $17.3 billion. in charge of the us department of housing and urban develpoment, the incoming president plans to nominate scott turner. he is a former american football player who served in donald trump's first administration. and for the critical role of treasury secretary, he plans to nominate scott bessent, a billionaire hedge fund investor. mr bessent advised president—elect trump on economic policy during his 2024 presidential campaign. and just a reminder — all these cabinet picks will have to be confirmed by the senate, which is republican controlled. meanwhile, thejudge in donald trump'

ms. lummis, no. d.c. with commercial republican leaders as well as biden at the white house for the first time ninety ohio. client for democrats. >> either. i'm glad you mentioned trump making a visit to the white house today. it's been on my mind a lot specifically in that realm what the democrats can do considering the fact that religions are looking like they are going to watch the trifecta. democrats need to look back to obama here's what mitch mcconnell was able to do in terms of utilizing minority powder to make things more difficult for republicans to get things done. >> independent. >> the problem with the palestinians or they ran to develop a nuclear warhead and technologies like jordan and egypt and surround egypt with the strike, maybe that would stop the killing and the killing on both sides. they both have this destruction and that same dynamic will come into play and a two state solution so they should surround israel and make israel more open negotiating. >> and you are sure those weapons fall into the hands of users actually use it, not for deterrence? >> they have standing arms, security

one point of white support there is equivalent to 19 points in latino support. joining me now is in msor paola ramos. she recently wrote a book called defectors, the rise of the latino far right and what it means for america. also with us is jack herrera, freelance reporter covering the border and latino communities. it's great to have both of you with us. there are so many angles that we can take about this conversation. i thought we would just start broadly. and then we can kind of narrow it in. but just give me your reaction, your big take away. we kind of outlined the headlines of what we have learned since tuesday, but what do you think is the big take away right now that we should be focused on? >> i mean, the big take away is that i think that this goes beyond trumpism in politics. i think that donald trump was able to tap into something deeper. those other racial and ethnic grievances that i think are part of our community. i think he was able to tap into the sort of traditionalism and these sort of moral values that i think we also carry as a community. and i think that really

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ms. terry. they are dying. we just had another gap in texas, 17 girls going to 3 emergency rooms. pamela harris has made reproductive rights. a center piece of her campaign for the white house, an issue that really resonates with this crowd. and most polls show that harris has a double digit lead with women voters over trump. political post or greg streubal says there is a growing gender gap and american politics portion is kind of the bottom line and american politics on that. and so there's no doubt that part of the reason that she and demo crafts are doing better with leverage right now is because of the issue of abortion. but abortion isn't the only issue on the minds of women, particularly those who support trump. how do you be a champion for women's rights when you're taking away opportunities from biological women and giving them to transgendered, one? in the 2016 presidential election more white women voted for time. then hillary clinton were potentially going to break and potentially gonna go backwards and we're here to make sure we don't go back. but harris and her supporters are campaigning, hard to make sure that doesn't happen again and convince them that

ms. whipple an award-winning journalist and the author of the best-selling book the fight of his life inside joe biden's whiteou thank you for being with us. in the first speech after the election president joe biden said he would make every day count in this final chapter of his presidency. what does that look like? >> on july 21st, ali the biden white house chief of staff was sitting in his west wing office the phone rang it was joe biden saying i have decided i'm going to step away. before he could even get into that with him he went on to say and i want to do a 180 day plan , i want it to be as aggressive and productive as any other period of my presidency. that is wishful thinking. there's a reason why he is called a lame-duck. he cannot possibly do, finish the job as he would have put it the way he might have in a second term. that would have, for example and dedicated to among other things, trying to pass some of the discarded provisions of build back better the big sprawling bill. i'm sure he would love to get child care and senior care past. that will not happen. he says he wants to focus on implemen

ms. silas that would not have been in the atmosphere and kind of hit the united states. and it could also be of trial balloon, depending on how the west responds. russia made in the white mall of fights is including from most career onto the stair trip to the us. now where there are 4 days to go to the us presidential election. the democratic and republican candidates have been campaigning in the west and you it stays calm. la harris receive support from synchron exit. jennifer lopez, while campaigning in las vegas, harris, one voters back from wood scale back health k programs. if he wins. meanwhile, republican donald trump held rallies in new mexico and nevada. trump is trying to latino, which is the spice. these entered immigration policies. the vauder is among the key swing states that could make the difference in the electoral college professionally . it's an automatic 10 years in jail. with no, no cobbler harrison donald trump has each raised hundreds of millions so far this election cycle over a $1000000000.00 each and spent a great deal of it's in the final days of the campaign, waited it'll come from and where did it go? and was it was it? the psalms are staggering

ms. selves and russia will change the to say, the the a how i was saying a little bit of wet weather recently into japan. that's in the process of clearing out to the white and reach roy across a good posit japan, the korean peninsula. and in too much of china, southern china will say some shower as long as both are finalized on what to whether it's still close to the east coast of japan. i'm able to slip a little further east, which as we go through fast i temperatures recovering somewhat, getting closer to the average them and take around 16 celsius by thursday afternoon . spot and try them across the korean peninsula and format to china. a few showers . so just lingering across the south, your cell is still very much in place across the southern areas of india. shoreline can roll, so i think some pretty nasty showers thundered down, paused for a time. but it really is. so the warnings still getting close to consent because northern parts of india of protests, for example, still seeing that dense fault and that smoke is still very much in place. and it slides this way across into a good parts of central and northern pockets. meanwhile, across the arabi

ms. newsom. is anyone obvious? >> not only is 2028? but no leader for the democratic party right now.they and completely aced out in the house and the senate and of course, they won't control the white house and they will be zero democratic leaders inweek washington. >> laura: wow! not even a week since the election, mollie, byron,enat thank you both. when we come back, sena senator schmitt centermy a leadership fight. this is a fight. family's fight, right? my "angle" dives in next. ♪ ♪ ms. newsom. (tony hawk) i still love to surf, snowboard, and of course, skate, so i take qunol magnesium to support my muscle and bone health. qunol's high-absorption magnesium glycinate helps me get the full benefits of magnesium. qunol. the brand i trust. ah, these bills are crazy. she has no idea she's sitting on a goldmine. well she doesn't know that if she owns a life insurance policy of $100,000 or more she can sell all or part of it to coventry for cash. even a term policy. even a term policy? even a term policy! find out if you're sitting on a goldmine. call coventry direct today at the number on your screen, or visit coventrydirect.com. do your dry eyes still feel gritty, rough, or tired? w

ms. patrician web. in january of 1968 oscar attended the operator engineer and heavy equipment school in santa rosa, california. after completion of the course oscar worked on the whitent and shopping center on 16h avenue. when the job was completed he did underground construction work on bart. the bay area rapid transit. while working on bart he worked for the city and county of san francisco as a floor specialist/janitor. when he completed the work on bart he began working for the redevelopment agency. oscar worked the two jobs for more than five years. i'd like to say, my dad was a college graduate. you know, during those days, as referred to the colored and negroes. it didn't matter if you had a college or university degree. you had to work wherever they hired you. i applaud you as car for not giving up. regarding joint housing oscar severed on the joint housing committee from 1968 to the early 70s. he severed for 12 to 15 years. he was a member of the joint housing community which was the watchdog for the redevelopment agency for hud. which made sure community issues were being met he ran and was elected for the model city commission and severed in that capacity

ms. lewinsky that was not appropriate. in fact, it was wrong. - [reporter] she is monica lewinsky, who was at the time, a 21 year old white house intern. - afterigh crimes and misdemeanors - [ethan] on the left, they said it is what it is. but that depends, of course. - it depends upon what the meaning of the word is, is. - i can't think of a single 18 or 19 year old, who wouldn't be like, yeah i'll take a swing with the president. and i think it's absolutely ludicrous to deny it. it's power is sexy. i'm not even particularly fond of men but even i was like, yeah, he'd get it. - [tom brokaw] the future of the bill clinton presidency is in a locked vault in a congressional office building. the voluminous report of independent counsel ken starr, transcripts, depositions, video and audio tapes. - [brian williams] the report from ken starr is out. the details are tough to take decidedly not for the faint of heart. - oh my god. - [brian williams] the customers here at the java cafe are among the millions reading the starr report all over the country and around the world. - you knew it was going to say that he'd had an affair with monica lewinsky. y

ms. berry, we have -- i know in our state just last year, as many as 25 jewish schools and religious facilities, we're seeing bomb threats. we had a serious case of white supremacists bombing an islamic center in bloomington, minnesota, that was investigated, and in fact, prosecuted on the federal level. we have seen on the national level all this has been discussed, 388% rise in anti-semitic incidents since this time last year. and 216% increase and request for help report bid us against muslims since october 7th. your testimony goes into recent data on hate crimes. can you talk more about the threats that we have seen since october 7th and also if there's an actual under reporting of this that the numbers might even be worse than what we're hearing? >> thank you, senator. i would start what you concluded with, without a doubt, here's a massive and chronic reporting problem in regards to all hate crimes in our country. the highest on record was last year with the 11,000 plus, based on the bureau of justice statistics at the department of justice, the estimate is that we capture about 1% of actual hate crimes that occur. even though we went through and

white man somehow ascending. instead you have to pay attention to the qualified black woman that is on the other side. with that, i will yield. >> recognize msy from pennsylvania. >> thank you, mr. chairman. you served in uniform, as i recall. >> that is correct. >> thank you for your service. i think you are aware that in the last few years u.s. military across all branches have had a struggle in recruiting and meeting their goals and an answer to that this administration has revised the goal downward. is that correct? i think we are on the precipice of being at the lowest point in the army which is where i serve. thank you for your service, ma'am. army recruiting levels or sustainment levels that are, that are can you free world war ii. >> that is correct, yes. >> you served, i served. i think it's better you are the witness here. why do you suppose they are having a difficult time recruiting? >> thank you for your service, sir. i actually testified on this very topic. it is for a variety of reasons. there is morale issues. recruitment issues and retention broadly speaking the american populace is not ready to serve. including their mental

he leads among white voters, the biggest single group, with ms harris ahead among black voters. 86% chosein florida, who's followed every twist and turn of this election. sarah. those numbers you mentioned are really important for control of congress too which matters if donald trump is to get any legislation passed. republicans have already taken control of the senate and it looks like they will keep control of the house of representatives, a remarkable victory for donald trump and his republican party. we have had a statement from former president barack 0bama saying he congratulates donald trump that he is obviously disappointed given his profound disagreements with the republican ticket, but living in a democracy is recognising you will not always win and you have to respect the peaceful transfer of power, a slight dig at donald trump. from the mutinous glare in this infamous mugshot, an iconic image of defiance, to the bold, clenched fist thrust in the air showing that nothing could hold him back, it was all leading to this. the most dramatic comeback in american political history. f