he's doug mulder.ord. so he did it the easy way. and in fairness to him, he was absolutely rushed with his defense. >> this was a tough one for you? >> you bet it was a tough one. >> why? >> well, you know, i've got a lady's life in my hands and whether right or wrong, i can't help but feel responsible for that. i put everything i had in it, every emotion i've got in it. i believe in her. >> darlie, do you have any comments? is there anything you would like to say? >> i didn't murder my children. >> you took darlie, who was beautiful and had her hair dyed and had breast implants, and you put her in this small town, and, guilty or not, they're gonna judge her. >> very quickly after darlie was handed tom dth row. she's been there ever since. >> the cell is 6 by 12. everything is steel and concrete. all the meals are eaten in the cell. i have my moments where i break and fall apart, but i don't have anybody to talk to about that. all the wrongs that have been done, being in here for over 21 years for some

mulder. i'm just going to say, madam speaker, thank you, thank you to -- the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. arrington: i'm sorry for going on a little long. let me just say, we owe this to the likes of bill mulder. and i really believe, ranking member and chairman takano and chairman levin, of all the things i worked on, on the v.a. committee, and it was just a tremendous honor, i didn't serve our country in the military, so this was my way of serving those who serve, i don't believe anything's going to have a greater impact. and it may just save lives. i believe it will. i really do. so, thanks for letting me be a part of it, a small part of it. and god bless our veterans and god bless those guardian angels that keep guard over us every day and god bless the united states of america. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from tennessee yields. mr. roe: thank you, madam speaker. i have no further speakers and i'm prepared to close. i reserve. the speaker pro tempore: t

they're up i think there's only 2 exceptions of the countries who are voting today it's portugal and mulder where the numbers have dropped slightly compared to 5 years ago the most recent polls point to substantial gains for a nationalist euro sceptic newmans are they really drawing that much motor support . it looks like that is the case i mean the opinion polls have predicted that they could grab 20 percent of the seats in the european parliament which would be a big gain the key question is and if you look at france for instance the opinion polls say that the far right is even a have of the french president's party and that is also true for a number a number of other states where the far right appears to come out very strongly from this european elections a big question will then be on monday when the groups in the european parliament have to form whether the far right individual parties from all the member states will be able to sit down together and agree to form such a group which could then of course mean that they have a lot more influence than they used to have so far because so fa

enough for your to feel secure your lives there mulder never thought that i would not receive my mandate i wasn't expecting this because the election commission had approved me as a candidate. 2 months after the vote people here are still appalled by the election board's decision. lane that i think this is very unfair the. decision is wrong whoever wins the election should take office. by not giving her the mandate they're stealing the will of the people. the election commission says good catch most should not be mayor because she was dismissed from her job by an emergency decree following the attempted coup in 2016 despite international criticism the turkish government had tens of thousands of state employees detained sacked or suspended he was a teacher at the time was also on the list she still doesn't know why but i mean if that comes in by schools the same election authority that allowed us to run as candidates then makes this unlawful decision it's supposed to be an absolutely independent institution but it's not it's under the control of the a.k.p. . instead of catchments the runn

attorney general in contempt of congress over the retracted mulder report and polls close in south africa with the ruling a.n.c. is expected to get a majority in parliament. u.s. president donald trump has issued new sanctions on iran and said it can expect further action unless the country alters its conduct this comes after iran said it would roll back some restrictions to its nuclear program the move stops short of violating the landmark two thousand and fifteen deal but president hassan rouhani is threatening more action of countries that are shielded from u.s. sanctions saying bus driver has more now from tehran thank you very much exactly one year after the united states pulled out of the twenty fifty nuclear deal iran says it will suspend some of its commitments under the landmark agreement. after the u.s. introduced new sanctions earlier this week designed to target the framework of the deal itself effectively forcing iran's hand president hassan rouhani led world powers know his country will not abide by stockpile limits on enriched uranium and heavy water he said iran could also

it is a reminder the mulder report only gives us a small window into the information the intelligenceommunity has collect. this is not all the information robert mueller has in his report. we are only seeing a few pieces of the puzzle. emily: jason, i want to ask you what you think the responsibilities of these tech companies should be, facebook, twitter, youtube. is this doctored video of nancy pelosi. instead, do you think these companies are doing enough to stop this information, if that is what you would call this video, and are you concerned they won't make the tough choices needed to prevent this kind of interference from happening again? >> i think right now facebook is claiming satire in terms of why they did not bring it down. i think social media platforms have a greater responsibility. they are the amplification platform of communicating information to the masses in the u.s. in the western world. with they are doing now is not enough. what level they need to go to is not a symbol an easy question. there are arguments around satire for reasons of protecting free speech. can

what they're trying to suggest is that how actually guess what piracies ok and of course it's not so mulder absolutely within their rights to take this action against these people and as you play it in your report column at the top of the story i mean this was very violent behavior to take control of the vessel if that's not certainly piracy i mean we could argue the semantics about terrorism but i mean isn't piracy terrorism or perhaps in the strange world of the united nations piracy is ok so long as those carrying out or it claim to be refugees when a natural fact everybody understands that the particular route concerned from libya . to europe is one well travailed by people smugglers so i would suggest that here we have the u.n. enabling people smugglers trying to destroy the rule of law on a no or no basis call and cannot be considered anything other than a scandal that's where we need to direct the questions not to the government of malta. keith most people would equate hijacking with terrorism in this day and age with my. well. first of all you can draw analogy was aircraft and ships

gunther: ralph mulder emison's dose of arsenic, throw possible disobedience and his call for parks and towns across the united states, the concerns about deforestation and soil erosion, these are some topics that have excited environmental historians going back many years. there doesn't seem to be much attention to the actual insidents and politicians the antebellum years. i was interested in exploring that with you. 1846, president polk signed into law a bill creating this month tony and -- smithsonian institution. smithson had left a substantial sum of money to found this establishment for the increase in knowledge. there had been some opposition in congress over the functions of this body. in short time activities would include scientific research, publications and curiosities and natural history specimens. exploiters contribute to fulfill the same. on the same day, miles to the west, lieutenant william emery, chief engineer, made observations of latitude and altitude along the cimmaron river in northern new mexico. the mexican war had started, and the army had entered mexican terri

visit ncicap.org] >> sunday, a look at some of the hearings and events surrounding the mulder report from the house side of capitol hill. judiciarym., the decides i format for the hearing voting to extend questioning of attorney general barr. after which mr. barr announced he would not attend the formal hearing the next day. after that, the committee meets without the attorney general and you will see member statements. brief hearing, members react to the absence of the attorney general and talk about next apps. briefings,hearings, house, and senate floor speeches and other events are available online. sunday night on cue and day, lincoln scholar harold holzer will share his perspective on c-span's new book "the pres idents" sunday night at 8 p.m. eastern on c-span's human day. q&a. today at 6:50 p.m. eastern, the latest book "big business." >> most of the money spent is spent as voters desire. if you look at our men and the white house, what he is doing on trade, i very much disapprove and most american businesses as a brew. what he is doing in terms of project ability, most as mrs.