if myron brilliant wants to call me, i'll give him a list. thank you very much. appreciate it michael. thank you as always. >> sorry. i'll send my contribution -- lou: no. forth right language here is welcomed and we appreciate it ever so much. >>> up next, congressional dimms bring in a disgraced watergate figure to smear president trump, of course. >> and now we got john dean, 45 years ago went to -- pled guilty to obstruction of justice and now coming in to enlightening the judiciary committee on obstruction of justice. >> this committee is now hearing from the '70s and they want their star witness back. lou: john dean, john dean. oh my goodness. we're going to take that up. we'll have that and much more. the you dish committee and gerald nadler. those are a name and a title i never thought would be joined but here we have it. there is john dean. we're coming right pack. stay with us. right after these quick messages we return. lou: justice department agreeing to hand over evidence from robert mueller report to house judiciary committee, radical dim chairman j

our first guest is myron people and he will discuss the -- myron ebell and he will discuss the repeal the clean power plan. later, we will talk with brenda lawrence of michigan about debates taking place on capitol hill over federal those conversations coming up on "washington journal." ♪ >> saturday on book tv at 7:30 at thestern, we are massachusetts historical society in boston to talk to james traud and peter tommy. >> that is the truth. in the spectrum of the founders, sayeen those who -- let's they believed what they said that all men were created equal and jefferson, who i don't believe said that, we see him as -- adamsof democracy believed that and he had an overwhelming fear of the mob. that's what he came the closest to advocating a monarchy. that is absolutely true. roger stone offers his account of the mueller investigation in the 2016 election. in whichas the year the mainstream media, abc, nbc, and, to a lesser their monopolyst on political discourse in america. robust alternative on the internet gave donald trump a platform for him to mount his counterattack and donald

check out myron brilliant over here! ( laughter ) but it's just a drive-by interview with some talking head on cable news. who cares? the president of the united states. >> mr. president, are you... uh, are you with us? >> i am with you... hi, joe. >> hi... uh great to have you on, thank you for calling in. >> look, without tariffs, we would be captive to every country, and we have been for many years. >> stephen: maybe that's a valid point. maybe it's not. doesn't mean the president should call the tv man. (as trump) "hello, wheel of fortune, give me pat sajak. i'm ready to solve the puzzle. hamberder." ( laughter ) ( cheers and applause ) once president 14th caller was on the line, he was in no hurry to get back to work. >> do you think facebook and google and amazon, are these companies are too big now? do you think they should be broken up? >> well, i can tell you they discriminate against me. people talk about collusion, the real collusion is between the democrats and these companies because they were so against me

myron, i'm just going to start with this, okay?e crisis at our southern border, and it is a national emergency. he is wrong to address that emergency using tariffs. really >> yes >> okay, what happened, though in the end, how do you like -- the deal -- if the deal became better than the deal we had and did this somehow get them off of the schied or whatever it's called >> they have been working together to take care of migration. >> but it didn't happen. >> both at the southern border of the united states and of mexico we have to deal with that challenge and frankly get to the root cause, deal with the economic issues that are causing the migration challenge. but the weaponization of tariffs, the increase of threats on our economy, on our farmers, on our manufacturers, our consumers, is going to hurt our country. it also creates uncertainty, joe, with our trading partners, both in europe and japan, where we want to get deals and frankly, it complicates the waters to try to get something better with china. >> we didn't invent tariff

first is a canadian singer his name is myron cotton there he is right there. >> steve: myron cotton [ jimmy: the album's called, "the journey begins. and -- >> steve: is that a forest fire behind him what is that >> jimmy: i think, yeah. he -- apparently >> steve: you think he started a fire and - >> jimmy: he's at the edge [ laughter ] he's at the edge of a raging forest fire. >> steve: wow. >> jimmy: about to play some jams, and -- you know what's interesting. i'm holding this record. it looks like it's at an angle no matter what angle i hold it at [ laughter ] >> steve: wow. that's the fire. >> jimmy: it's like an infinity album. yeah, anyways let's take a a listen to this dude. this is a song called "angel of the night. >> steve: "angel of the night. myron cotton ♪ ♪ oh oh oh oh o my angel of the nigh it feel like we're the only ones on the floor ♪ ♪ because we give it more the darkness before th dawn will never come because you're my angel ♪ ♪ of the nigh there will always be a party for two because ♪ >> jimmy: stop it. stop please. stop it. stop it. stop it. that's very interest

proven to be wrong and the oceans are not healthy and this is the reason the oceans are on healthy myron's of polluting plastic waste which wipe an estimated $13000000000.00 off africa's maritime economy every year the money if saved that could well be invested elsewhere. kenya's government has unveiled its budget plan for the next financial year it includes proposals to reduce government debt and to make it easier for private companies to access loans the country has one of the fastest growing economies in east africa in 2018 and posted growth of more than 6 percent thanks largely to a strong harvest. for a company run by private security firm black. just found a erik prince has registered a subsidiary in democratic republic of congo with a mandate to extract minerals and timber and to conduct financial operations prince sold blackwater in 2010 after several of its employees were indicted on unlawful killing charges in connection with their work as u.s. government contractors during the iraq war as hong kong based company francesa of his group already provides security aviation and logist

ukraine thank you both well next to a killing that has sent shock waves through germany a regional pro myron's politician shot execution style on the terrace of his own home well now 2 weeks later police have a suspect in custody a man believed to be a far right sympathizer federal prosecutors have taken over the case and today germany's interior minister weighed in and called the attack an alarm bell directed at all germans. depression's own and the german interior ministry the government doesn't want to open itself to accusations that it turns a blind eye to far right activities. and it doesn't turn and it's the far right extremist attack on a leading representative of our state is a warning signal for us all to be. on solid. authorities are investigating whether the alleged perpetrator acted alone as part of a group or is just one part of a much broader right wing terrorist network it. makes them is the suspect has a far right extremist career behind him if you will which started in the late 1980 s. since then he's been part of the far right scene and has been convicted of a far right crime

lou: i'm ahead with that, let me start with president calling myron brilliant.t, your thoughts about the president's comments? >> his comments,rag -- rang a b, i fell i heard them somewhere else from someone else, many times that being lou dobbs. lou: i am sure -- >> great minds and all that. lou: one great mind, that is the president. >> the chamber, you know lou, obviously, there was something going on last week. when republican senators started to peel away from president on this, i believe -- >> that still infuriates me. >> that is why i said it. lou: thanks. >> it was lobbyist, big business people saying, you know, that mexico tariffs will hurt a lot of our friends. >> so full of it. >> yeah, but. but. that and i think is -- >> down you thin don't you thint that president called in took on that less man brilliant, brilliant. >> yes there would have been no deal without the tariffs. lou: without the president there is no deal ! you can talk about tariffs and those ignore an acolytes of quot quote, unquotee trade, they just want to suck lifeblood of american

thank you so much myron morehouse england have suffered a surprise defeat against sri lanka at the cricket world cup it's a result of patrol and co back in consentual for a semi final spot so helmet reports. there have been few surprises in the cricket world cup so far and it didn't look like this game would provide. england had sri lanka 2 down in just the 3rd over. the sri lanka did recover somewhat i vish to fernando when cusa amended put on the 3rd wicket stand of 59. after fernando fell men discontinued the rebuilding job with angela matthews but men just got out with sri lanka on $133.00 for 4 with 20 overs left it would the loss of wickets slowed their progress they collapsed to 2047 was matthews offered some resistance scored 85 from 115 balls but sri lanka looked well short of ending on 232 last week milingo who got 4 kids on the day bailed them out he took jonny bairstow for a duck and then got out james vince was. up joe root in england captain owen morgan attempted to get things back on track however they were faulted when morgan fell for just 21 was and when luke was caught be

myron, how bad is this? >> well, neil, let's look at the setup here.ited states and china were close to getting a deal done. we hit a wall, clearly. since that time, there's been an escalation in tariff rate hikes on both sides, from china and the united states. we have seen other non-trade actions taken and the matter is that we've got a much more complicated bilateral relationship to deal with. i think we're very concerned about further escalation but we're hopeful that president xi and president trump can reach some kind of accommodation in osaka, put a truce to the escalation and encourages a resumption of the trade talks between the two sides. there are differences between the two governments but there are landing zones that can be reached if the two governments go back to the table and really try to hammer out a trade deal. neil: you know, the president heard your comments last time you were here talking about concerns the chamber has, and he was ruthless with you. i don't know if we have the sound from that. but he criticized -- we don't have it

was done it took two days >> a lot of times i just -- you know what devil's advocate is, and with myron, he just made it -- he was so dogmatic about never use tariffs, so i was kind of kidding around with him and pushing back but 80% is good. that's a good grade for me i'll take it. >> joe, he's protecting companies who are members -- he's got most of them -- >> they're worried about their quarterly results. >> he's not protecting our country. he's doing a very big disservice and frankly, i've never had support from the u.s. chamber of commerce because they know where i stand on these things. i don't need money i don't care how things are. the only thing i care about is our country. and he's protecting all of those companies that are members that like it just the way they are. and they have companies in mexico and they have companies in china i mean, if you look at what general motors did, they moved so much into china well, they can't be happy about paying tariffs like we're charging, 25% for cars general motors was charging 45%. if you look at what was going on, they built -- they bui

confirmed entirely is the motive for the crime so the suspect has said he was against the policies the pro myron policies of all to look at his party the conservative see you which is also the party of chancellor angela merkel and but this hasn't been confirmed yet and why and how he exactly decided to kill the politician so this investigation in other words is by no means done. no it is not and the federal minister of internal affairs wholesale for who is with his to parliament overseeing the authorities leading the investigation has said they want to broaden the investigation they want to look further in again if the suspect has been acting alone as he claims or if there is an underground network of foreign extremists behind the killing and also if and how the authorities have been acting appropriately in the investigation because what we've seen in recent years is that there was a lot of criticism towards the german investigative authorities in not acknowledging and realizing the broth of foreign extremism here in germany now many local and regional politicians have already reported receiving

fighting in libya is forcing myron so to escape into neighboring she needs you hoping to eventually cross the mediterranean and reach europe but his son the younger reports from the scene is in beach resort of this many have drowned in their attempt while survivors are stuck in a refugee center. it was supposed to be a passage to a new life but it turned out to be one of the deadliest ship wrecks in the mediterranean this year in may 60 people drowned when a boat carrying them from libya capsized off the coast near the city of facts only 16 survived after they were rescued by a chinese in fishing trawler these are the men that made it out alive navigating their lives as asylum seekers in tunisia their home for now is this refugee center. they are free to take up casual work when it is available but without proper documentation it amounts to the bare minimum iran who's from bangladesh manages to stay in contact with his wife but he has no idea when he will see her or their baby son again because they want to go. before the shipwreck he says he spent months in libya where he was kidnapped a

. >> at an event in new york city, historian myron and examines the judicial philosophy of supreme court justice clarence thomas. in this portion he offers a critical look at those who believe in a living constitution. >> half of us believe we live under the old constitution with its galatea property and its expectations of self-reliance. half of us believe in the rule of a living constitution as woodrow wilson conduct that a regime that empowers the court as a constitutional convention in the darwinian fashion to keep the government involving modernity's changing conditions. that living constitution also spawns the expert agencies from the sbc to the epa that make rules like a legislature and administer them like an executive and add adjudicated and punished. to the old constitutionalists, this regime with its government by decree from bureaucrats and judges and its separation of power is not democratic self-government. that something more like tierney, hard or soft depending on whether or not you are caught in its clutches. to the living constitutionalis constitutionalists, the governm

half of the night giants myron. possible timer on that. one into left center field and look and they catch that is a game savings head. spears hiked up to see that what an unbelievable when and catch right there when 87 your final they've won 4 straight the share from skipper after the game. >>it's always a good feeling when you win some games in a row. a little street you can knock on wood we can now plane is kind of all good news, a. there's a score positions so. you can is when you don't get those we get a little rough. we couldn't get that big >>lastly round 3 of the us hole, tiger woods. par-five no evil but a birdie on his last hole tiger finishes the day even with 5 birdies and 5 bogeys tie for 27th, around 3 so he's essentially out of it justin rose on his 18th hole, he gets the birdie froze finishes in second and he is within one stroke of the leader, gary woodland. final round of the us open tomorrow. >>ok jason thanks a lot live. look outside golden gate bridge, the fog starting to clear just ♪ lowe's knows, dad knows best. and

the top of the knife giants myron.ossible time were on that first for milwaukee yasmeen ground all one into left center field and look catch that is a game saving catch. >>is hyped up to see that what an unbelievable when and catch right there giants win 87 your final they've won 4 straight the sheer from skipper after the game. >>it's always a good feeling when you want some means in a row. a little streak and knock on wood we can know the plane is kind of all good news, a. positions so. and age is when you don't get those we get a little rough. we couldn't get that big >>lastly round 3 of the us open over at pebble beach 18th hole, tiger woods. par 5. no evil but because the birdie on his last hole tiger finishes the day even with 5 5 bogeys tie for 27th and route 3 so he's essentially out of it justin rose on his 18th hole, he gets the birdie rose finishes in second and it was a one stroke of the leader, gary woodland, final round of the us open tomorrow. but obviously guys the news of the day anthony davis and you

in this alleged courtroom would be investigated and examined by the public prosecutor's office but myron it's important to note that there is no transparency here for example the. showcase hearing of the dictator hosni mubarak which was broadcast live on t.v. where he was wheeled in by assistants where he was essentially saluted with military salutes by security officials court hearings were held largely secretly he wasn't given new gold us he wasn't allowed to have proper legal representation he was put into a soundproof glass cage only prerecorded footage of those cases were given and it wasn't open to the public or to human rights organizations therefore as much as people be interested to know exactly what happened at the time of his death and if indeed he was he did die today considering that there is skepticism being put on that narrative considering that the fatah has you see the president of egypt isn't in egypt today and it's difficult to see based on the knowledge we have of his nature. how he would have allowed for an announcement or the death of police right after his death wh

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