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began,these entries listen, my children, and you will hear about the midnight ride of paul revere. reveresame time, the becausebeing chastised one of paul revere's grandsons, joseph warren revere, brigadier general joseph warren revere of the army of potomac, is up for a court martial for his actions at the historic battle of chancellorsville, virginia in early may of 1863. this grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the life of union general joseph revere, tonight. tv,"f "american history every weekend on c-span 3. this was part of the annual aspen security forum in colorado. the panel includes former house intelligence committee ranking member jane harman, and the nsa former nsansel. -- general counsel. this is one hour, 10 minutes. >> the title of this panel, as you see, is counterterrorism, national security, and the rule of law. the tension between what the law demands and what the national defense requires is, in essence, what this panel is about. we are pleased to have one of america's premier investigative journalists. mike joined nbc news in

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instance, revolutionary war as an example and not only will we teach about the brave white heros of paul revere and people like that, but we will also teach the truth and educate that african-americans fought in that war as well. i always use the example of the battle of bunker hill, where the british were defeated there, where major pit corner was killed at that battle. however, he was killed by an african-american soldier. we have never been taught about the role african-americans played in that role or any other war. >> do you feel our education system is failing not only african-american students but minorities >> absolutely. we have a law in the state of new jersey that says we must teach that. the fortunaunfortunate about it do not have any emphasis placed on it in the education department in new jersey. i have been around the countr, to inc. comp operate african-american contributions. new york city has done so. >> most school districts make an effort to teach african-american history in black history month. >> i think they teach it because that's one of 11 months out of the year. if, in

however at the same time, the revere name was is being chastised because one of paul revere's grandsonsjoseph warren revere of the army of potomac is up for a court-martial for his action in early may of 1863. how did this grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the life of union joseph revere. part of american history tv every weekend on c-span 3. host: every wednesday we focus our spot light on magazines. we want to focus on bloomberg business week. this article, the department of homeland security is moving here. devin leonard is joining us from new york. thank you so much for being with us. guest: thanks for having me. host: you say, it is increasingly apparent that dhs is inherently flawed. some will say it is crazy. can you respond? guest: well, those are words i wrote in the piece. the department homeland security is building a new headquarters in the site of a mental institution in washington d.c. it's off the campus of st. elizabeth hospital former mental institution. it's a beautiful site. it's 176 acres. it over looks the downtown d.c. area, the

is being elevated however at the same time the revered name is being chastised because one of paul revere'sgrandsons joseph warren revere brigadier revere of the army of the potomac is up for it court-martialed for his actions at the historic battle in virginia in early may of 1863 how did this grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the edition by david administration not to have president obama meet with president putin on the sidelines of the g20, what is the secretary planning on discussing on friday in the two plus two? and if you look at that statement within the litany of all the problems in the relationship what is left to salvage? >> well first let me give a quick update so i don't forget. set it -- the most recent meeting secretary kerry had with prime minister lavrov was yesterday in brunei. they also spoke on the phone july 24 so just a quick update. in terms of the agenda what we hope the secretary hopes to discuss on friday, he expects and hopes to discuss everything from cooperation on afghanistan iran, north korea areas where we have worked clo

president obama looking more like the lone ranger than paul revere.ident and don't cross the red line and if you do, we're going to take action? is this him doing something like that, trying to keep his credibility intact? then you hear the other side, general keane saying, we should have done something a long time ago. >> it has no purpose whatsoever, unless it is to assuage the guilty conscience of a president, or to vindicate the vanity of a president who has become a laughing stock around the world and whose word means nothing because last year he spoke about a red line and has allowed all the red lines to be crossed without lifting a finger. so maybe he feels compelled as a way to vindicate himself. but you don't take a country into war as a way to vindicate your own standing. you do it to achieve strategic objectives on behalf of your country. if you're going to do a three-day strike with no intention of altering the balance of power in syria, altering the course of that civil war, then the whole exercise is pointless and dangerous. >> listen, w

>> paul revere. paul revere banging betsy ross on the flag? the british aren't the only one.> coming up -- >> we have tiger at the supper club. asked about a new story out there. don't know what happened in tiger's mind but he snaps a little bit and gos in on the camera guy. uses a lot of choice language that's not appropriate. >> "tmz," on and on your phone 24/7. >> big brother thought! bill o'reilly dropped the bomb the ow so else joined crew! and rappers hate too. >> i'm not being weird. >> i have a camera. >> [bleep]. yes,'s the summer of hate, it's the summer of hate! now, who is this articulate young man? >> tiger supper club. >> yeah. tiger. may remember him from that song about the strip club. ♪ rag city bitch >> so what happened? >> we asked tiger about a new story that's out there, the girls are sue him from the "make it nasty" video -- >> over nonconsensual exposurer. allegedly. it's a long >> look at my car. do i look like i care about a lawsuit. >> $20 million, man. >> for some reason he snaps a little bit. >> i'm not being weird. >> camera for it. >> just my [bl

the name is being .levated at the same time, the revere name is being chastised because one of paul revere'sgrandsons, joseph were in revere -- brigadier general of the army of the potomac, is up for a court- martial for for his actions at the historic battle in virginia in early may 1863. how did this grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? life of union general joseph revere part of american history tv every weekend on c- span three. up next, a discussion on the drug enforcement administration and recent -- recent concerns from today's washington journal. this is about 45 minutes. host: joining us now is john shiffman and has had a series of stories looking at intelligence gathered taking place within the drug enforcement agency. tell us about this program. what did you discover? guest: i worked with my colleague and we found the dea program that has been public for many years called the special operations division located in virginia. but a lot of what they do is public and coordinating international cases like the case against the russian arms broker, they als

however, at the same time the revere name is being chastised because one of paul revere's grandson, joseph warren revere of the army is up for a court march for his actions. at theistic battle in virginia in early may of 1963. how did this grandson of one of our revolutionary war hero get in such a mess? the life of union general joseph rear have saturday night just past 11 p.m. eastern. part of american history tv every weekend on c span 3. at the closing session of the global education summit. his questions followed by comments from the audience. this is about twenty five minutes. dr. rightnow rajiv shah leads the effort of more than 600 in 80 missions around the world. before becoming the administrator. he served as undersecretary and chief scientisted at the u.s. department of agricultural. and usda he launched the national institute of food and agricultural which significantly elevated the status and funding of agricultural research. a week after he became administrator he was faced with a devastating earthquake in port-au-prince, haiti. his legacy will include his leadership with pre

it would be warren who on the night of april 8th would give paul revere those famous orders to tell the countryside the british were headed for concord. he was probably the only patriot leader astelin wallsten. he would cross the river the next morning after the meeting at the kennedy operated as the executive branch of the province at this point. he would then join the fighting along the battle rhoda's the british made it to concord and brought them back towards boston. moran was right there in the midst of the fighting and in fact he's a very stylish dresser and he had a pen that was holding up the horizontal parole on the site of his hair and a musket ball passed so close to him that in knocked out the pen and this was a sign to everyone this was the leader that was very willing to put himself in dangers half. after concord as cambridge and roxbury filled up with militiamen, warren would be elected president of the provincial congress and he was also the leading writer of the committee of safety said that in fact he's a leader of the legislative body and the executive body. he was wa

one of the entries began, "listen my children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of paul revere., the revered name is being elevated. at the same time, the revered -- the name is being chastised because of one of paul of the armyndsons of the potomac. he is up for a court-martial for his actions at the historic battle in virginia in early may 1863. grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the life of general joseph revere saturday night just pass 11:00 eastern, part of american history tv every weekend on c- span3. >> c-span. we bring public affairs events from washington directly to you, putting you in the room at congressional hearings, white house events, briefings, and conferences, and offering complete gavel-to-gavel the u.s. house, all as a public service of private industry, c-span, created by the cable industry 30 years ago and funded by your local cable or satellite provider. you can now watch us in hd. >> here, a live look at the iwojima memorial next arlington national cemetery. a good setting for the topic on tonight's c-span town hall as

however at the same time the revere name is being chastised because one of paul revere's grandsons, josephren revere, brigadier general joseph warren revere of the army of the potomac is up for a court-martial because of his actions at the historic battle of chancellorsville, virginia, in early may of 1863. how did this grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the life of union general joseph revere, saturday night, just past 11 eastern. part of american history tv, every weekend on c-span3. >>> the national park service was recently cited in an inspector general's report with what the inspector called a lackadaisical attitude for the management of its firearms. before leaving on their current five-week break, two subcommittees held a joint hearing on the issue. this is an hour 1/2. >> committee will come to order. [inaudible], by, stating the oversight and government reform committee's mission statement. we exist to secure two fundamental principles. first americans have a right to know that the money washington takes from them is well-spent. second americans

i was stalked by a the fact that the correspondents were like facebook and paul revere was like twitter had characters left over after the ride. [laughter] but even in the hutchinsons letters are like wikileaks but the revolution was started by people who had social networks but it was taken over very quickly for militias. it is not what they expected and those who put their bodies on the line would take over revolutions. >> we throw around the term cyberdissidents. that term still implies to me that to some degree or reset -- exist in the physical world but to put everybody in the regime we are in libya one year ago and our observation was is where is the police? and seems to be run by militia was one move may could turn it upside down. >> with one of the ministries we were told we did not come there the day before it was good because the militia supported was overthrown by the other militia and install the different vice president. the previous militia formed with another militia to the attack of first militia tombs put the person we were meeting with back in power. this is the realit

it would be warren who on the night of april 18th would give paul revere the famous orders to tell thecountryside that the british were headed for concord. but he was one of the few, probably the only patriot leaders still in boston he would cross the river the next morning after a meeting of the committee of safety which was operated as the executive branch of the province at this point. he would then join in the the fighting on the battle road as the british who made it to concord and fought their way back towards boston. he was right there in the midst of the fighting and was a very stylish dresser and it was holding up a horizontal curls on the side of his hair and was passed so close to him that mocked of the pan. and this was the sign to everyone that this was a leader that was very willing to put himself on a dangerous path. after lexington concord, a cambridge and roxbury filled, warren would be elected president of the contras and he was the leading writer of the committee of safety so that in effect he's a leader of the legislative body and the executive body. he was overtaxe

one of those tales began, listen my children, and you shall hear of the big night ride of paul revere the root beer name was elevated. however, at the same time, the revered name is being chastised, because one of his grandson's, brigadierevere general revers of the army of the potomac is up for a court martial for his actions of the historic battle of chancellorsville virginia in early may of 1863. how did this grandson of one of our revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the life of union general, joseph for beer saturday night just past 11:00 eastern. this is part of american history tv every weekend on c-span3. > "washington journal" continues. joshuae're joined by a barnett kramer. joshua barnett kramer. what was the study? what did you find out? take a first of all, the media attention was drawn to this issue by a meeting that was held last year. the reason for the meeting was to develop research direction in an area that represents a mounting problem in the field of public health and cancer in particular. that is the increasing use of more sensitive cancer screening te

my point is, that we're all paul and paulette reveres.e don't have to be experts on the constitution but a working knowledge of what it is we're trying to do. i think the american people are disgusted and fed up. you look at the rating congress gets, the rating the president drops and the supreme court dropping. and you know what? the worse it gets and going to get worse, the more the people are going to be disgusted with their government. this gives them an out. it at least gives us an opportunity to discuss what's possible under our constitution. >> congratulations on the book. great to see you. >> thank you, monica. >> 2008 president obama spoke repeatedly about the fundamental trance or the mags of the nation. we have five years of evidence as to what he meant by that. meaning, move the united states away from a constitutional republic based on individual liberty and economic freedom toward a government dependency and welfare state. my worry is he's moved us, he and the left moved us past the tipping point and more people are dependen

wayside and one of the entries began, "listen my children and you shall hear of the midnight ride of paul revere name is being elevated. however, at the same time, the revere name is being chastised because one of his grandsons, joseph warren revere, reviewed here in a row of the army of the potomac, is up for a court- martial for his actions at the historic battle in virginia in early may 1863. this grandson of one of the revolutionary war heroes get in such a mess? >> the life of general joseph warren revere. part of american history tv, every weekend on c-span 3. state john kerry announced today the creation of a new office for outreach to religious organizations around the globe. this morning at the state department, secretary kerry introduced a new head of the office. this is half an hour. >> ladies and gentlemen, the secretary of state john kerry, and shaun casey, and the executive director of the white house office of faith-based and partnerships, melissa rogers. [applause] >> thank you. thank you very much, good morning, everybody. please be seated. thank you very much. sorry to be a mom

did you know where paul revere was going when he was saying the british are going? one of many that were called the black robe regiment. many had the continental u underneath the black robe. i want to encourage pastors not to hide behind their pulpits. take the spirit of the black robe regiment and become leaders to inspire us again to restore liberty to the nation. declaration, the the declaration begins by saying that these truths are self-evident. they are not self-evident for this it ministration. they continue saying that all men are created equal. to the obama administration, some are more equal than others. like we heard about obamacare, big businesses are more equal than we the people. they get an exemption. it is very interesting that the irs was charged with forcing obamacare on us. the labor unions that were pushing and jumping up and down with obama, now they want an exemption. we the people need in exception. it is not by accident that the first three words of the constitution are in big letters saying we the people. we the people. the declaration conti

did you know where paul revere was going when he was saying the british are coming? there were two patriots at a home, and clark was one of many that were called the black robe regiment. many had the continental uniform anderneath the black robe. i want to encourage pastors not to hide behind their pulpits. take the spirit of the black robe regiment and become leaders to inspire us again to restore liberty to the nation. as i think on the declaration, the declaration begins by saying that these truths are self- evident. they are not self-evident to this administration. they continue saying that all men are created equal. to the obama administration, some are more equal than others. like we heard about obamacare, big businesses are more equal than we the people. they get an exemption. it is very interesting that the irs was charged with forcing obamacare on us. the labor unions that were pushing and jumping up and down with obama, now they want an exemption. we the people need an exception. it is not by accident that the first three words of the constitution are in bi

christie is someone who's famous for not turning the other cheek and rand paul has made his style around an ir reverenceh case, they're going to have to tone that down if they run in 2016 and this was a reminder. >> what do you mean this is a turning point? shortly after the election, it was said that was the turning point in the republican party. there wasn't any real cohesion, there was too much end fighting. too many people imposing a different direction and now, you've got this. we're really on the eve of you know, the presidential race or i guess the next presidential race always begins after one just ends, but you know, it seems as though if there's cohesion that has to be sought, it doesn't seem as though we're seeing there is that. >> you never, a party never -- a party out of the white house never has an agreed upon direction, but i would say that i think the republican party has moved clearly since the election. the immediate aftermath when mitt romney won a higher share of the vote in 1980 and still lost badly, there was a sense the party, a report from the rnc commission looked at this that