i have a personal connection to this building and that is that my dear dear friend paul nixon who was of the founders of the community center, which i worked at for many years used to take low income at risk youth to this building to teach them how to kayak, which is not something that a lot of poor kids in the city get to do. in fact, there is such a huge inequity about who uses our bay and who gets to learn how to sail, how to kayak, how to do all these water sports and paul was a teacher, a long-term teacher at macatear high school and devoted his life to poor kids so i'm so glad the ymca is taking this over because that is their mission. i would love at some point to see if we can name something there after paul, because he definitely-that was his spot and generations of black and brown kids from the mission, bayview learn how to kayak and do water sports because of him and this building, so i will support this. i will work with supervisor walton and the ymca to see if we can do something about that, but the history of that place offsets the concerns for me at least about the ymca

i have a personal connection to this building and that is that my dear dear friend paul nixon who was of the founders of the community center, which i worked at for many years used to take low income at risk youth to this building to teach them how to kayak, which is not something that a lot of poor kids in the city get to do. in fact, there is such a huge inequity about who uses our bay and who gets to learn how to sail, how to kayak, how to do all these water sports and paul was a teacher, a long-term teacher at macatear high school and devoted his life to poor kids so i'm so glad the ymca is taking this over because that is their mission. i would love at some point to see if we can name something there after paul, because he definitely-that was his spot and generations of black and brown kids from the mission, bayview learn how to kayak and do water sports because of him and this building, so i will support this. i will work with supervisor walton and the ymca to see if we can do something about that, but the history of that place offsets the concerns for me at least about the ymca

this is one of the most important books on richard nixon to have been written in a very long, maybe ever. like paul carter is a native southern california, a veteran, the united states navy and, a trial lawyer. the similarity is stirred in mr. carter, an and a desire to dive into nixon history. he joined the all volunteer nixon library docent guild. it was a member in good standing for many years. actually met the former president on for. he also produced a foldout map of southern california noting dozens of places associated with the president and mrs. nixon like their favorite restaurants. their home in san clemente and each of them went to school. this map, i might add is sale in the nixon library's gift shop. i would encourage you all to pick up a copy. he recently also organized a bus tour of notable nixon sites in whittier which will soon be offered for sale through the richard nixon foundation. ultimately, mr. carter decided, that the nixon's connections with southern california air, which is where each of them spent their formative years, were worthy of a book. during the research phase, mr

now is cnn senior political commentator ana navarro, cnn political commentator paul begala, and cnn contributor and former nixon white house counsel, john dean anna, let me start with you first. we'll get to the legal stuff and just a few moments. but i do want to continue to talk about would donald trump has been saying about russia, would donald trump has been saying about ukraine. and that impact it's had up on capitol hill, trump's said he did not want to see aid go into ukraine. or if if it did, it would have to be in the form of loans and then congress, the house skips town and putin takes a town yeah it's so concerning right in the fields. so on democratic, when you think that the whims of one man, one madman seem to be the one thing. what controls the agenda of the house of representatives? it is frankly quite sad that that's what the republican party has come to. that instead of thinking about geo political foes instead of thinking about our world, are word around the world instead of thinking about freedom, instead of thinking about being the party of reagan and confronting the type of dictatorship an

paul. >> the court decided bush versus gore in less than a month, u.s. versus nixon in a month.h versus gore is four days. i don't think the fix is all the way in. the conservative justices will have a difficult time buying trump's claim of absolute immunity for anything he has ever done. to slow drag the case, sounds like the conservative justices are doing what they can to help the former president out. the president who appointed three of those justices. >> to help them out, you have the judge in florida, who seems to be slow walking that case to help him out. you have these supreme court justices. i can imagine alito just thinking of all the wonderful trips he could take if it works out for him the right way. clarence, he love a trip, too. i don't think these people are not -- i don't think they're neutral. i think that some of them have feelings that they would like him to be president again. so i don't trust them. but i wanted you to go ahead and answer that question about let's just say this drops on judge tonya chutkan in october. how can she speed it up? or how could ja

paul and i have to shave our beards every day, it's tedious! >> every monday! >> he has facial hair? >> manly, manly facial hair. >> like richard nixonhaving twice a day. he was president of the united states before you were born. >> nixon you say? >> i honestly didn't even know he was capable of facial hair. >> i keep a razor in my desk. >> just in case. some day you'll need it. >> i'm hoping. >> all right, have a great weekend. thank you so much for watching. the

paul and i have to shave our beards every day, it's tedious! >> every monday! >> he has facial hair? >> manly, manly facial hair. >> like richard nixon shaving twice a day. he was president of the united states before you were born. >> nixon you say? >> i honestly didn't even know he was capable of facial hair. >> i keep a razor in my desk. >> just in case. some day you'll need it. >> i'm hoping. >> all right, have a great weekend. thank you so much for watching. the late show with stephen colbert is next. >> the united auto workers endorsed president biden on wednesday, joining several other transportation unions including the national air traffic controllers association and the brotherhood of railroad signalmen. >> although there is one transportation union that endorsed former president trump... >> hello.