[applause] neal: good evening, everybody. earlier, one of the members of the staff asked me if i get nervous speaking in front of audiences like this. the truth is, there is probably a small part of me that still get service. but after those 3000 middle schoolers, i think that i can handle this crew here tonight. i've written a lot of different books about many vast different kinds of subjects. i've written about a russian battleship, the black sea, about breaking a four minute mile. i written a book about the sabotage of the nazi bond program. my most recent is about a david goliath kind of story. people often ask me, how the heck do you choose the subject? i don't quite understand. my wife rather ungenerous he says that i pick them based on where i want to travel next. i don't think that is necessarily true. i look for stories about will people are doing as to what we think are impossible. stories are ordinary people being put in extraordinary situations and coming through it. ask myself two questions before i start a book.

[no audio] john: andrea neal? andrea: this summer of social unrest, the summer of mask wearing the year of covid-19 are , issues that are actually -- extremely different from what the country was facing in 2016. i have got to think in some ways the election is going to be a referendum on the trump administration's policies on covid, on law and order. i think that mike pence tonight is going to make a case on law and order. i think he's going to blame democratic leaders for some of the unrest we have seen that has resulted in violence. i think the republicans are hoping to capitalize on that. and, mike pence can legitimately claim a law and order status as he is a strong defender of law enforcement, full funding of police, and such. so i think the 2020 election is , a whole different ballgame from 2016. john: another twitter comment, this one saying "what do you think about pence's record in public health emergencies? the hiv outbreak and the pandemic task force?" andrea: he took flak for being slow to recognize th

neal: not at all.lk about the they teach us in medical school to tamp down panic and not panic. when i was in the army, i treated a lot of epidemic diseases that broke out, specifically in refugee camps, cholera, things like that. panic does not serve anybody. i think we are getting a lot better at treating. you watch the mortality rate dropping precipitously in the last few months as doctors have gotten a better handle on how to treat it. david: an unfair question. are we going to have an answer about who won in florida late night november 3? neal: i think florida will be an exceptionally good state in that sense. we have the supervisors of elections under control. we have had a long-standing absentee system, so we know how to process those things. florida will be a shining spot on november 3. not so sure about other states. we have seen some really sad result in the primary, in new york, new jersey, other places. david: thank you so much for your patience. congressman neal dunn, republican of florida

neal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts, chairman neal is recognized. ms. thank you, madam chairwoman. i stand in support of the updated heroes act. the previous gentleman was dismissive of the idea that there is some import to this moment in terms of getting a package done. so that means expanding unemployment insurance, that's not important? unemployment insurance that we might conser

for veterans would not have been possible without the strong experienced leadership of congressman nealunn. thank you for what you are doing for our veterans. [applause] it is about supporting our national defense, all of those who served and to serve. and on the economy and our first three years, after joe biden had spent his entire career trying to tax and spend and regulate us back to her -- back to a growing economy, president donald trump created the greatest economy in american history. it is true. [applause] a globaln the midst of pandemic, joe biden wants to raise taxes by $4 trillion. he has got a $2 trillion version of the green new deal. would crush american energy and jobs. ourident trump and -- in first three years, we cut taxes across the board for working families and small businesses. we rolled back more federal red tape than any other administration in american history. we fought for free trade, unleashed american energy and in three years, businesses large and small created 7 million good paying jobs, including 550,000 jobs right here in the sunshine state. [applause]

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. >> and neal katyal, indeed back to you. it's a lot to ask americans to drill down and pay attention. it has struck a lot of people being an originalist like the justice judge barrett reveres, justice scalia, is tough because the originals didn't have womens rights in mind. they didn't have people of color in mind. abortion didn't exist nor did the iphone. so when you argue against a living breathing constitution that gets tough. what kinds of arguments should people watch for starting tomorrow? >> well, i do think we heard a lot of talk about originalism, but i'm a originalest, but a true originalest looks at what the framers like hamilton and madison originally thought which that the constitution is capacious, it evolves. the framers use words like due process or cruel and unusual punishment because they recognize they didn't have all the answers and they couldn't see around all the corners. so i think the question for tomorrow, and it was started to be asked today what kind of judge is judge barrett? is she more of a just

neal. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman from massachusetts, chairman neal is recognized. ms. neal: thank you, madam chairwoman. i stand in support of the updated heroes act. the previous gentleman was dismissive of the idea that there is some import to this moment in terms of getting a package done. so that means expanding unemployment insurance, that's not important? unemployment insurance that we might consider now which is part of the need of the american family? a reminder, there are 26 million americans right now collecting unemployment insurance. let me put this in terms of what an economist might say. if we don't expand unemployment insurance and keep the $600 supplement, the challenges that people are going to have in terms of daily sustenance for food, paying the rent, paying their utility bills, is going to mean eventually that the landlord can't collect rents that then subsequently are used to pay for property taxes. and mortgage payments. which means then that they can't make their payments to the credit unions or community bankers which overwhelmingly are the cus

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good to see you, neal. break it down for us. >> good to see you. state and so obviously, the decision the supreme rendered on monday is important for that reason but much more fundamental. who decides erection dlection d. if it's a state decision, a matter of state law decided by the state supreme court. vice versa. if it's a federal piece of law, then the federal u.s. supreme court decides that and over 90% of law in america is done at the state level and state courts control it. that's the most fund mental limit on what the u.s. supreme court can do. on monday with the supreme court did is say oh, no, with respect to wisconsin, we are going to assert the power to trump or to succeed state law and say this is what the state law means and requires. so what that means practically, you have all these decisions we're reading about now in state court saying you got to extend the ballot deadline as long as postmarked by tuesday, the ballot can come in days later like the wisconsin courts did and what the u.s. supreme court is saying or at least what som

. >> author neal bascomb speaks about his book, "hunting eichmann: how a band of survivors and a young describes how a to from a holocaust survivor and his daughter in argentina led to the capture of adolf eichmann. the national world war ii museum hosted this program and provided the video. >> good evening, everybody. welcome to the national world war ii museum. i am the associate vice president for our media and education center here at the museum. in keeping with our tradition, i would like to recognize any world war ii veterans are holocaust survivors. please stand or wait, is always an honor to welcome you. this is your museum. thank you so much for being here. even if no one is here, we will still clap. i would like to take this moment to recognize any other veterans in other areas or any active duty personnel. please stand or wave to be recognized.

sunday night, on "q&a," the neal schapiro talks about his book on the history of supreme court nominations and confirmations. although, curiously, roe v. wade and abortion did not play until after roe came down. roe was 1973. two years later, president ford nominated john paul stevens, who was a moderate republican in his ,ay but sort of to the left jurisprudential he, but was not asked about that case that had just been decided two years earlier, and sandra day o'connor , and her 1981 process, it did not play that larger role. so it really was not until bourque in 1987 that roe assumed the huge role that it plays in all of our supreme court discussions. schapiro in his book "supreme disorder," sunday night at eight :00 p.m. eastern on c-span's "q&a." watch live coverage of the senate confirmation hearings for starting coney barrett monday, october 12, with opening statements by judiciary committee members and judge barrett. live coverage on c-span and c-span.org. listen live on the c-span radio app, and be sure to visit c-span.org to view a playlist of amy coney barrett's legal views. wit

meter is showing 102.5 lux that's not much like the light is much brighter outside it's not see if you neal. even bright lamps are no substitute for daylight eyes need sunlight the chance to view objects at a distance outside the light intensity is a 100 times higher and. yet also to the world by talk of the meter outside us but even though it's cloudy we're seeing $13600.00 lights into that's much higher looks if it were sunny oh it would be even higher than the door to the other. bright sunlight can be a 100000 looks all move it may seem trivial but daylight works wonders against news sightedness. back at the clinic early is undergoing another vision test she's supposed to read the numbers off the chart. she's asked if she can read the largest number there. is even the largest number is blurred. glorify for will continue monitoring lose vision and making sure she gets enough sunlight. it's the only way to treat her new sightedness and preserve her vision. and i clinic in cologne germany specializes in other vision problems. alfred remet is 60 years old he lives an hour away and comes here

of course i do neal, i'm kevin hart. now earn 3% at drugstores and so much more. chase.'s yours. >>> in the breonna taylor case, a member of the grand jury is breaking their silence after a kentucky judge gave members permission to comment publicly. that grand jury in louisville heard evidence in the police killing of taylor and handed down no charges for her death. one officer has been charged with endangering taylor's neighbors. one of the jurors complained that state attorney general daniel cameron did not give them the option to charge police officers with murder. our national correspondent, jericka duncan, is covering the taylor case and the argument over the public's right to know. >> reporter: when kentucky attorney general daniel cameron said thisf deadly fire after having been fired on by kenneth walker. >> reporter: the anonymous grand jurors say the jury disagreed with that characterization and asked about additional charges, but were told there would be none because prosecutors couldn't make them stick. attorney kevin glogower represents both jurors. >> i thi

british duo jamie murray and neal skupski missed out on a place in the semi—finals.ten 6—4, 6—4 by defending champions germany's andreas mies and kevin krawietz. a tribunal has heard that a former british cycling and team sky chief doctor used "a screwdriver or blunt instrument" to destroy a laptop which may have contained medical data, crucial to a doping investigation. richard freeman is accused of ordering testosterone to the sport's headquarters at the national velodrome "knowing or believing" it was intended to boost an athlete's performance. he's admitted 18 of 22 charges against him. britain's geraint thomas has been forced to pull out of the giro d'italia, after suffering a fracture to his pelvis in a crash before the start of yesterday's third stage. a sprint at the end of today's fourth stage required a photo finish to decide who won. eventually arnaud demare on the right of the picture was given the victory ahead of peter sagan and davide ballerini. portugal'sjoao almeida retains the overall lead. italy's luca wackermann was taken to hospital after a helic

elsewhere britain's jamie murray and neal skupski are into round three of the doubles.o clear his name" after testing positive for cocaine. he was in action at chelmsford today. the positive result came in france in july, with murphy strenously denying he's ever taken the drug. he's currently awaiting the result of a b sample. if he's not cleared, he'll face a ban of up to 6 months. hull fc edged a close encounter with castleford tigers this evening, thanks to a late try from jake connor. castleford looked to have won it when michael shenton's converted try gave them the lead with 5 minutes to go. but hull regained posession from the restart and connor went over to seal a 32—28 win. england's lee westwood leads golf‘s scottish open after an impressive opening round at the renaissance club. the 1998 champion went round in 9 under. his round included two eagles. this on the seventh, after one on the third. he's a shot clear of the field with scotland's scott jamieson one further back on 7 under. and that's all the sport for now. we will see you a bit later on. some very w

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neal, let's start with what the president just said.ems to be expecting an october surprise from william barr. >> yeah, it's the last gasp of a desperate failing man. to back up a bit the justice department for decades has been a crown jewel in our democracy. i saw it first hand even when the clinton administration one of ken starr's officials did something horribly wrong, we didn't just throw the book at him. we thought about it and didn't. we thought be even handed. don't just use the prosecution power to exact revenge. presidents don't interfere with prosecutions. now you've got this president who's calling for his predecessor, obama, to be indicted, calling for his chief political rival in an election in 26 days, joe biden, to be inindicted. and he also attorney general barr is either going to go down as the greatest attorney general or a sad, sad situation in history if he doesn't bring these indictments. and that is not the way presidents behave, at least not presidents of the united states. i don't know about russia, presidents o

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[no audio] andrea neal?als summer unrest, the summer of mask wearing come the year of covid-19 are issues that are actually different from what the country was facing in 2016. some ways to think in the election is going to be a referendum on the trump administration's policies on covid, online order. i think mike pence -- on law & order. i think pence is going to make a case on law & order. i think he's going to blame democratic leaders for some of the unrest we have seen that has resulted in violence. i think the republicans are hoping to capitalize on that. mike pence can claim a law & as he is a strong defender of law enforcement, full funding of police, and such. i think the 2020 election is a different ballgame from 2016. host: another twitter comment, this one saying "what do you think about pence's record in public health emergencies? outbreak and the pandemic task force?" caller: he took black -- guest: he took flak for underestimating committees being impacted by the -- crisis. i think at the beginn

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