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oss: i am never intentionally misled congress or intentionally said anything not correct under oath. to congress,u lied misled the american people, and are complicit in the trump administration's intent to repress the growing political power of the nonwhite population. you have already done great harm to census 2020 and you have zero should, in, and you my opinion, resign. host: that was an exchange between representative clay and secretary ross. mark meadows from north carolina defended secretary ross, his integrity and role in designing the census. meadows: there seems to be some indication that there were nefarious purposes for including this particular purpose on the senses. do you believe that president bill clinton had nefarious purposes in mind when he included a citizenship question on the 2000 census? ross: i have no ability to ,ead president clinton's mind but i have no reason to believe he had nefarious purposes for including the question. rep. meadows: you have knowledge democraticr president who had nefarious purposes in mind when including the sedition ship question on

also needs to face the american president donald trump's deal of the century there trump is likely to oss can call consolations and of course don't forget the corruption charges that met on. who faces this is new territory for israel what will happen when in fact he is indicted if he is indicted when those charges come forward that could take a long time but at the same time it will be a headache over the head of the prime minister the arab community here in israel which numbers around twenty percent of the population is internally divided and also at the same time there's a sense of despondency in terms of how arab israelis view the potential for elections to really change the fate when i travel the election polls yesterday particularly in arab neighborhoods having people who are actually turning out and they say that they feel that there needs to be some kind of change that there was a call by many arab leaders for arab citizens to boycott the elections it's very fluid at this stage we do expect though that the polls at the exit polls that we're looking at now really are not going to ch

you know now we can speak to a mere oss man is that to this she's a professor at south africa's swanny university of technology she's joining us from johannesburg in south africa thank you very much indeed i'm just wondering as a professional part of the sudanese d.s.p. or whether you feel that your revolution your uprising is inching closer to what you ultimately want to achieve. i believe it is but i'm cautiously optimistic because as the other gentleman said that other revolutions have been stolen and we've also seen the consequences that happened in other nations in the region not have tripled to it and it didn't. lead to the kind of transition our people one territory envisioned so there's incredible optimism i mean the fact that our model bashir is no longer leading the country is is something for celebration so it's quite unbelievable for us who have lived under his regime for so long. but at the same time there is caution because let me jump in there i can imagine that after thirty years it must be quite astonishing to to have witnessed the recent days how do you think the revo

proving difficult locals say already thin resources are being stretched too far from the island of some oss johnson reports. muddy is a fifteen year old afghan who dreams of becoming a civil engineer he missed a year of school while his family made its way from iran to greece something he can ill afford if he has to enter university now he has enrolled in a high school on summers but some local parents don't want refugees like interviewed mingling with their children one reason appears to be that refugees live in squalor four thousand of them packed in and around a camp meant for six hundred fifty naveed is lucky to live in a mobile home for most there is no proper sewage no electricity and no washing facilities we try to have the same life as we have the best but it's. this is and our situations don't we chance to do anything is again. and again is very easy we don't. do anything many refugees opt for informal education offered by private charities that also gives them a break from the difficulties of camp life formal education for refugees and asylum seekers is a recent development here o

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what we know publicly is deeply, deeply troubling as a matter of the integrity of our electorial and oss people need to remember. the institution just sets out some baselines. if it's not enforced, if there aren't consequences for doing things that aren't consistent with what we want our government to look like, then that stays in our government. so for any kind of tolerance of communicating or sort of having any kind of clues siff -- clues svitolina -- collusive agreement, mr. putin is not happy to help the system in the american way of life, that is quite serious. and that was 100% clear even from mr. barr easumry that the russians did attack our process. host: diane is on the phone. good morning. caller: i have a question about the law. the law that you cannot prosecute sitting presidents. he does this kind of thing and gets away with it. that means any fascist, any nazi, anyone who wants to rule our government in the wrong way can get away with things for a long period of time. they can cause a lot of destruction. and as far as the senate is concerned, they should be for the people.

oss, fox news. >>> in southern california,seven puppies with being nursed to health after being dumpedin. security video from last thursday shows this woman getting out of her jeep with a plastic bag and tossing it next to a dumpster behind a store in coachella. inside the bag were the seven puppies about three days old. the puppies were dehydrated and malnourished. the department of animal services is hoping someone will recognize this woman and turn her in. turn her in. >>> it's been 20 years since the columbine shooter. later tonight we look at how the massacre changed school lockdown policies nationwide. >> and temperatures did increase today, but they're really going to come up. we'll see 90s in the five-day forecast. >> also taking the next steps after the release of the mueller report. coming up, why some top democrats say they don't know if they'll work to impeach president trump. a business owner always goes beyond what people expect. that's why we built the nation's largest gig-speed network along with complete reliability. then went beyond. beyond clumsy dials-in's and pins.

. >> monday night on the communicators, conversation on privacy and internet with mary stone ra oss.akes are higher now because we are talking about displaying automated decision-making capabilities and that is the ability or machines to either assist with decisions --ut people who unilaterally unilaterally make those decisions about the. >> they are clearly not meant to inform the consumer about what information is collected and how the information is going to be used. >> watch monday night at 8:00 >> tomorrow, joe biden kicks off his presidential campaign with a rally in pittsburgh. starting at 3:30 p.m. eastern on c-span3. online, c-span.org, or listen on the c-span radio app. at 10:00 a.m. eastern, attorney general william barr will testify before the senate judiciary committee on the molar report. on thursday, 9:00 a.m. eastern, he will testify before the house judiciary committee live on c-span3. c-span.org. and listen on the free c-span radio app. david lillington filled in for theresa may in the british house of commons. the prime minister and other leaders were attending the

trump administration and architect of the trump administration's white nativist strategy, put wilbur ,oss in touch with kris kobach the leading architect of laws restricting voting immigration in the u.s., to add this question to the census. it was called bakr told wilbur ross it was e essential to add this question to the senses. this is the smoking gun. the fact that stephen bannon, kris kobach, jeff sessions -- the most anti-immigrant, most anti-voting rights people in the country -- they were the ones who were instrumental l in pushg to get this question on the census. it had n nhing to dodo with enenforcing voting rights. it was preserving what political power for the next decade. juan: thomas saenz, your sense inin terms of the impact this could have if the question is allowed on the census? this whole issue as just a soda mayor said, it is a must 100% guaranteed many folks, especially immigrants in the country, will choose not to cooperate with the census and the impact it could have, especially in the climate of the trump administration constantly raising the dangers of undocument

stop this pie ossed act that you weren't trying to dig up dirt on people. >> mitt romney? >> he was running for president. i ran against him who said the president accepted information from foreigners? you mean people on his campaign might have done it? >> a frum tower meeting i think is what he's referring to, the willingness to sit down with russians offering dirt on hillary clinton. >> what a hypocrite. what a hypocrite. any candidate in the whole world in america would take information -- >> from a foreign source, hostile foreign source? >> who say it's even illegal? does the information turn out to be false, by the way? the information that was gleaned and disseminated, every newspaper printed it. why did "the washington post" print the information that came from a foreign source when they knew it was hacked? aren't they just as wrong for doing that as the campaign wanting to use it. >> why do you think mitt romney is a hypocrite? >> he did things very similar to that. >> taking information -- >> no, no, there's nothing wrong with taking information from russians. it

there will bee solated rain showers as a warm front starts to move a oss ourarea. let's talk about that forecast, everyone, for you. utture weather,e cast, notice cloudy skies at 1:00 this afternoon. buts we move in, we're going to have several lines move across the00 area. p.m., looking at that first wave of showers and thunderstorms. overnight tonight, by dnight, 1:00, 2:00, 3:00 a.m. depending on the timing, another round of thunderstorms that move across the area. and monday we will start to dry out, we'll have s someong winds, yes, believe it or not, you're looking at coldir and on the western slopes of the potomac hylands, they could be loo looking at some snow flurries. the impacts, what to expect today, all about heavy rain, strong windon i think as of now tornadoes are really the major problem. but heavy rain and strong winds is what we're concerned about. so with that, the forecast for today, strongtos tonight. windy day for your monday. and then the rest of the week, now that will warm back up into the mid to upper 70s again. guys? >> all right, thank yo

what we know publicly is deeply, deeply troubling as a matter of the integrity of our electorial and osseople need to remember. the institution just sets out some baselines. if it's not enforced, if there aren't consequences for doing things that aren't consistent with what we want our government to look like, then that stays in our government. so for any kind of tolerance of communicating or sort of having any kind of clues siff -- clues svitolina -- collusive agreement, mr. putin is not happy to help the system in the american way of life, that is quite serious. and that was 100% clear even from mr. barr easumry that the russians did attack our process. host: diane is on the phone. good morning. caller: i have a question about the law. the law that you cannot prosecute sitting presidents. he does this kind of thing and gets away with it. that means any fascist, any nazi, anyone who wants to rule our government in the wrong way can get away with things for a long period of time. they can cause a lot of destruction. and as far as the senate is concerned, they should be for the people. fo

this is contingent on occi, here is the term oss of the deal. 100,000 shares of preferred stock comeswarrant purchase up to 80 million shares of occi at 62.50. occidental share trading at 63.43. now the stock is up by about 6.5% there has been all sorts of concerns about occidental deal was for real or get the financing. >> it is expensive capital >> it is very expensive capital. it is kind of bershire's play book though. >> this is genius. >> bank of america you know we did have dwight scott on from black stone this morning. he was saying people have run from the credit there because they did not want to get involved in this thing this is $10 billion that goes straight wortowards it anadarko looks like it is up on this news. will chevron come in with a higher offer or is this something that occidental will walk away with chevron share is up by 2%. we talked about it yesterday when you see chevron up, kind of solidify the idea that they don't think michael wirth coming back in the premium basin, they have been able to do a lot of scale that chevron has and it would be important to the