for the evening is the head of the white house historicalia association which s created this grandest space, stewart, and before we get started about what peopletell w the c-span audience how special the relationship is been between the white house historical association and c-span. it goes back almost 40 years of different projects including our first lady series. thank you for bringing us back tonight hosting this. >> we cannot feel more grateful for the partnership we have a c-span. >> thanks, so tell meth about ts wonderful thing. >> welcome to the people's house, the white house experience it. we are at 1700 pennsylvania avenue you and i could literally look at these windows in front of us across the street is the white house. we are as close to being there as you can beat without actually being inside. this experience will take you behind the scenes, so you see what the white house is really like as a home, as an office, a ceremonial stage, and and museu. >> how long ago did you first envision this? >> well, for a long time we've been thinking our wonderful organization, which was founded in 19's 61 by first lady jacqueline kennedy, shou

people should take to the streets. the other use writing a prime minister didn't get the little nice. the welcomes during his visit, speech side except the white house itself, where the u. s president shots the well with this plan to own gazda, and if it gets people to us we'll take over the gaza strip. below that you are the greatest friend is room is ever had in the white house. the upon the ammonium in paris, people pump the streets to protest against the floor, and it hadn't set to be driving the knowledge of the democratic republic of the congo, the hello that welcome to our attention national, reaching you from the russian capital, with the latest from around the world i a michael project. now if that was one story this week that sent shock waves all around the world. it was us the ideas. and that's because the united states agency for international development is now being exposed to submit to more than the front for the c i a. and as donald trump dismantles the global body, he says there is one political group in particular that's feeling the heat. usa i. d is driving the radical left crazy and there's nothing they can do about it because the way in which the mone

people's houses. uh and you know, and also n g o building including that w. s. b. the depot that you were talking about. now a people in because who were very worried about what would happen because they so what happened in go my way more than 2000 people were killed. so that was a lot of concern. but this time, the entities we walked in without a fight. a catherine story, the following developments for us from nairobi as go to harm, a test to know who joins us from the african union summit in the 8th grade and kept on how to solve a bus. so however, there is one glaring absence as a post on the all important assignments. and that is the d, c's president. given that he isn't that what does that mean in terms of hopes of a breakthrough when it comes to stability and peace? of course, in the, in the see one of the officers gathering he's most dismissed some regional meetings. he missed any med smart tvs, or we think joins neat to ne, in 7, in either some people asking what is going to be achieved at this summer to everyone is not at the table to add to the changes, t

housing for the people of the area. something different.if cannot go back. syou go back it will be the same it has been a hundred years. >> sean: wits.h the president ii saying is a gaza could no longe be a safe haven for terrorists to launch attacks against israel and othersacksinst. if you knew donald trump even a little betth you would think he came out and asked later in 2015, donald trump once again like him saying he would have n sae wotariffs, he is negotiatd sending a loud message to the entire arab world, get engaged, and this conflict once and for all, limited terrorism in the area and a new dayrea would be. you willil talk to steve witkofr the special envoy to the middle east abouest's t big pla, including israel, gaza, around and thanks to biden's weakness iran has reportedly now when working with korea to build a nuclear missile that would behi capable of hitting europe. that could never happen. that project is coming to an ent it, along with benjamines netanyahu. c america's maximum pressure campaign is about, peace through strength has returned,

house and that multiplies westbank as the siege in the north continues. also, a head fighting was deemed and eastern democratic republic conduct tens of thousands of people for ready for that. the u. s. president donald trump has repeated his plan to take control of garza. apparently, recently it's residence elsewhere that he made the comments while hosting jordan's king of the white house. the king has opposed any displacement of palestinians, but said the arab nations will respond to the take over the plan. on an official has more from washington dc. the 1st out of leader to meet donald trump since his return to the white house, king of dula is walking a fine line, keen not to upset the country which provides most of jordan's for need, but not ready to sign on for the must be for taishan of palestinian some guys are speaking in the oval office. donald trump again pushed this plan for an american re development minus the policy limits were going to run it very properly and eventually will have taken nomic development at a very large scale may be the largest scale on that site and will allow for lots of good things built there, including hotels and office buildings and housing and o

s. leader discussed with the jordanian king as well the potential recycling over 2000000 people. well, temporary or long term housing is built. some is really officials chump in similar plans at the start of the war. the law show you this to tensions on the rise only egyptian side of the rough at frontier. hundreds of locals gathered there on friday to protest the further displacement of palestinians categorically rejecting trumps relocation. we came today to prove to the palestinian people that we stand by them . we reject the idea of displacing palestinians. it's a red line. if our color cindy and brothers come to egypt, it means the land will be taken over by israel. which means the end of the palestinian cause. we have no problem receiving them as guest where they get food with security and everything they need to sort of what for palestinians, who especially if they are displaced from their land. no, they will not be able to return less trust alive now, to cairo, and speak to the executive director of the art of center for research and studies. mister honey saw a man you're most welcome, honey. we're just heari

to understand that people like lift ev'ry voice and sing roadway king had to leave the country and go to canada in the 1950's like johnson and who insured we had san francisco housing development corporation, african-american art and encouragement complex for martin luther king waterfall. they fought for it nobody handed to them they did the work and so as you learn about the history don't - have random facts and dates by the what the workload and dedication and understand if you're called upon to rise to that same level. so i'll end with an example of how history um, impacts our young people. back in 2003 we did the history in san francisco history. three hundred and innovators of historical and culture society. you'll see the plazas at o ferry terminal street 64 people we use their folks and the relatives. so when we designed it i said we need people in the community to actually do the interviews. so after specifically gang members. one of them to get a picture of the community they live in this is after 2003. so 2007 some of you in law enforcement remember. there was a gang war in western edition. 7 young men got shot at the same spot. in a twenty-four hour peri

street, people looking out for the economy but also looking out coming out of the white house. something that is not at all going to detract for him, perhaps except for elon musk. initially at elon musk�*sasury department, accessing payment systems and, that could prove to be a bit more unpopular among is to improve the way that the us government operates more like a business coming into the administration. i'm looking forward to, in the next coming weeks, getting back out into those swing states that we visited before the election and see how much of any of this is even because a lot of it has actually yet to impact their lives, and he is only in office two and a half weeks, there already for a year, given everything that he's done! i mean, nothing has changed in grocery prices or fuel prices, but they are very difficult things to change, yeah. i mean, i think the elon musk narrative here has been you know, completely level some agencies, right? of the stuff he's doing there and he's moving from agency to agency and, you know, the question is, themselves this question are the democrats, right? to rebuild their party but also rebuild themselves in opposition to donald trump. the way on,

s. leader announced he had discussed with the jordanian king the potential resettling of over 2000000 people while temporary or long term housing is built. some is really officials champions. you may recall similar plans at the start of the war. meanwhile, pensions are on the rise on the egyptian side of a rough frontier. hundreds of locals gathered there on friday to protest the further displacement all palestinians categorically rejecting trumps relocation. and we came today to prove to the palestinian people that we stand by them. we reject the idea of displacing palestinians. it's a red line. if our palestinian brothers come to egypt, it means the land will be taken over by israel. which means the end of the palestinian cause. we have no problem receiving them as guests where they get food with security and everything they need to sort of what for palestinians, especially if they are displaced from their land. now they will not be able to return to this what carol based research, writing comments that are highly sill amone's sees the trump plan would just the palestinians suffer further. as a result, this is the statement i

had shown up at the daytona 50 0 while they were w people living under emergency y inarations and passing awa georgia -- a tree fell into a guy'a s housellg him. >> greg: do you think this is a fair comparison? this is not a hurricane event. you're talking about storms. he needs to respond to every single death? >> jessicay: no --t live theben he wouldn't be president. >> jessica: he p needs to, i n think, say something when the whole point was criticizing joe biden for absolutely everythinghole that he ever did. >> judge jeanine: he didn't do n anything. start with north carolina. >> jessica: that's not true.in leave gonea. through it multiple times about how quickly he signed emergency declaration. >> judge jeanine: how about east palestine? >> jessica: how about you just say that maybe you shouldn't be driving around a pal race car tk when things are goinshoug on? >> greg: you know what that is? that's like saying, when there's news going on on 324, how do you have "one more think you might" "they're doing a pet segment!" no, we also do 57 minutes oflse. everything else. things in ao many day, him driving around in a car doesn't eve

s, but even when they're at full strength, all we need is three. three principled republicans in the house and a lot of the madness and extremism that's been unleashed on the american people can be halted, particularly as it relates to the upcoming spending agreement that we need to resolve in a bipartisan way on march 14. all we need is three republicans willing to draw a line in the sand. now, the extreme maga republicans have made clear, they want to end social security as we know it. end medicare as we know it. and end medicaid as we know it. last week with the unlawful office of management and budget order, they made their first move on medicaid. the public rolls up in response and back down in less than 40 hours. but we will never back down in pointing out the types of things that the maga extremists and the far right are trying to do to hurt everyday americans. the people that they claim they were working hard to help. sen. schumer: they've laid out a plan, $2.4 trillion in cuts, something in project 2025 where russell vought was one of the chief architects and something doge talked about. the cuts will be deep. they can't do $2.5 trillion without cutting so many o

s, but even when they're at full strength, all we need is three. three principled republicans in the house and a lot of the madness and extremism that's been unleashed on the american people can be halted, particularly as it relates to the upcoming spending agreement that we need to resolve in a bipartisan way on march 14. all we need is three republicans willing to draw a line in the sand. now, the extreme maga republicans have made clear, they want to end social security as we know it. end medicare as we know it. and end medicaid as we know it. last week with the unlawful office of management and budget order, they made their first move on medicaid. the public rolls up in response and back down in less than 40 hours. but we will never back down in pointing out the types of things that the maga extremists and the far right are trying to do to hurt everyday americans. the people that they claim they were working hard to help. sen. schumer: they've laid out a plan, $2.4 trillion in cuts, something in project 2025 where russell vought was one of the chief architects and something doge talked about. the cuts will be deep. they can't do $2.5 trillion without cutting so many o

people should take to the streets. the netanyahu didn't get the stalls well, couldn't during his visit stateside, except didn't. the white house itself, why the u. s. president shocks.

house next to the u. s. president who's made relentless calls for a take over all the intake and the displacement of nearly 2000000 people to jordan and egypt. i move those countries which i, i was thinking taking the palestinian people. he's made clear he doesn't want to. well, i don't know, but they may have just something to say because we discussed it just briefly. i think maybe you want to say it now or both. um, mr. president, i think we have to keep in mind that there is a file from egypt in the country. so we've been invited by haven't been said mine to discussions and we are. i think the point is how to make this work in a way that is good for everybody. obviously we have to look at the best interest of the united states. so the people who are reaching especially to my people have jordan and would like to have some interesting discussions today. i think one of the things that we can do right away is take a 2000 children that are either caps of children or in a very ill state of to jordan as quickly as possible. and then wait for the chance to present that on how we can work with the president to the challenges b

houses away from the judiciary, even before the console began. they've continued or protests and also people who were um, angry with an s and yahoo government that he's currently going through a trough that bright. we photon corruption. so they often joined together in these mass movements, not just from hostage square. we've seen them across the tel aviv and also jerusalem. now they did out stop the protest for a wall in a square box. they, they now continuing them on a weekly basis to continue to put pressure on this. and you know, whose government he has pressure from a few different areas as well. meet with cough the invoice, the us, the middle east and boy has been overseeing all these details and he's national who is supposed to be flying out. so fall currently on his schedule to the white house on sunday to meet with, sorry to washington dc of sunday to meet with trump in the white house on tuesday at so the people leading this count to the exchange from as well. so this is a really important point that he is that, well they stop these negotiations for the 2nd phase, the deal on monday. the other big event we are waiting, laura today is t

to understand that people like lift ev'ry voice and sing roadway king had to leave the country and go to canada in the 1950's like johnson and who insured we had san francisc housing development corporation, african-american art and encouragement complex for martin luther king waterfall. they fought for it nobody handed to them they did the work and so as you learn about the history don't - have random facts and dates by the what the workload and dedication and understand if you're called upon to rise to that same level. so i'll end with an example of how history um, impacts our young people. back in 2003 we did the history in san francisco history. three hundred and innovators of historical and culture society. you'll see the plazas at o ferry terminal street 64 people we use their folks and the relatives. so when we designed it i said we need people in the community to actually do the interviews. so after specifically gang members. one of them to get a picture of the community they live in this is after 2003. so 2007 some of you in law enforcement remember. there was a gang war in western edition. 7 young men got shot at the same spot. in a twenty-four hour peri

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the white house, watching his investments pay off the wall street journal admonishing donald trump for creating the stupid s trade war that we've ever seen. realizing that not only are the people of this country going to be hurt, but the shareholders and the ceo of companies are going to be hurt as well. and he's backing off of that because the very donor base that gave money into his campaign. now recognize that they are going to be at a loss in donald trump's economy. you have to understand this is billionaires playing monopoly with the rest of our lives, right? they are playing a game to trump is the most in skin demand of, of you by any elected office, anywhere in the western world. he's obsessed with media coverage. so when a friendly newspaper let the most be gentle, causes tire of plans, the beginning of the dumbest trade will have a dob others. when reuben model is tied up in the office, telling him presumably, and is not gonna help us help the economy help the bottom. and that does have an effect. the fact that he dropped the times yes. does suggest that he was worried about the negative coverage. he's getting along, this is a president who both intimidates the media,

people, which the white house needed. mrs. nixon also managed clement congregate to get dolley madison s portrait i think it was at the pennsylvania academy of fine arts, the basement, and they managed get that beautiful portrait of dolley and she always said dolley was her favorite first lady with her crazy turbans and smoking snuff for sniffing with diplomats you would never catch mrs. nixon doing no. but yes, dolley saved that famous gilbert stuart portrait of george washington when the british came through and had a little pyrotechnics for the white house. and then mrs. nixon saved the portrait of dolley madison's basement, which is older. yeah, absolutely. absolutely. now, we've all seen plenty of well, one particular tv show about the west wing, but we've never had a good show about the east wing. i'm and a little bit about the tension between the east and west wing. believe it or not believe. it or not. and you looked at that and to i think for the first time, many of the women who worked for mrs. nixon in, the east wing. tell us what you found. what did you discover. oh, yes. well, the east are the backbone, this book, and

beneath the houses it could be a big issue for people living but it looks like this issue may be resolved fairly quickly once the hole has been closed over and the road resurfaced. that�*sliterally woken up in the middle of the night, police because there were fears because of the pipes that run under the road, perhaps there could have but it looks like for now it wasn�*t a particular sinister reason why these holes opened. before we go we will leave you with live coming from with live pictures coming from israel, the scenes in hostages square in tel aviv where dozens of people have gathered and are israeli 77 7777i7s7ra7eli7flzg7s77 77 7 77 77 israeli flags as waving israeli flags as they mark the return of the bodies of four hostages handed of four israeli hostages handed over by today and now over by hamas today and ars now route in israel, in a convoy vehicles 7 vehicles to 7 vehicles to a 7 vehicles to a forensic site of vehicles to a forensic site where the bodies will be where ths'bodias will be identified. the armed formally identified. the armed group hamas have said the bodies over were bodies handed over today were those of shiri bibas and her young who were

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people, couple very flags. the u. s. president donald trump has repeated his plan to take control of gauze and potentially re separately it's residence elsewhere. he made the comments while hosting jordan's king of the white house. the king has opposed any displacements of palestinians, but said the arab nations will respond to the takeover plan. and fisher has more now from washington dc. the 1st out of leader to meet donald trump since his return to the white house. king abdulla is walking a fine line, keen not to upset the country, which provides most of jordan's for need, but not ready to sign on for the must be for taishan of palestinians. some guys are speaking in the oval office. donald trump again push this plan for an american re development minus the policy limits. we're going to run it very properly and eventually we'll have taken amik development at a very large scale. maybe the larger scale on that side. and we'll have lots of good things built there, including hotels and office buildings and housing and other things coming up the newest that it would be to jo, position to something that has been described as ethnic cleansing. and problem is the plan is coming, which he hopes will get americans sup

people who decide for themselves you are there for a lot of it do you agree? 's. >> i definitely agree. i witness this relationship firsthand every day in the oval office and at the white houseent trump has test elon musk with administering his america first agenda just like the rest of us who serve at the pleasure of the president but most importantly serve the american people more than 77 million americans reelected president trump to promote monumental fundamental change to shake up the washington swap. and there is no one better than elon musk to do that he is a once in a generation business leader. he sent rocket ships to space and is far smarter than many of the people who are grunting and moaning on capitol hill about these efforts and he is the perfect person to help president trump with this effort the mainstream media wants to drive a wedge between their relationship under failing and our entire team is unified behind president trump to deliver on the promises he made to the american people he met on the campaign trail. >> speaker-01: that is a white house briefing with press secretary caroline levitt great to have you as always thank you. joining us now the host o

to understand that people like lift ev'ry voice and sing roadway king had to leave the country and go to canada in the 1950's like johnson and who insured we had san francisco housingelopment corporation, african-american art and encouragement complex for martin luther king waterfall. they fought for it nobody handed to them they did the work and so as you learn about the history don't - have random facts and dates by the what the workload and dedication and understand if you're called upon to rise to that same level. so i'll end with an example of how history um, impacts our young people. back in 2003 we did the history in san francisco history. three hundred and innovators of historical and culture society. you'll see the plazas at o ferry terminal street 64 people we use their folks and the relatives. so when we designed it i said we need people in the community to actually do the interviews. so after specifically gang members. one of them to get a picture of the community they live in this is after 2003. so 2007 some of you in law enforcement remember. there was a gang war in western edition. 7 young men got shot at the same spot. in a twenty-four hour period a

to understand that people like lift ev'ry voice and sing roadway king had to leave the country and go to canada in the 1950's like johnson and who insured we had san francisco housing development corporation, african-american art and encouragement complex for martin luther king waterfall. they fought for it nobody handed to them they did the work and so as you learn about the history don't - have random facts and dates by the what the workload and dedication and understand if you're called upon to rise to that same level. so i'll end with an example of how history um, impacts our young people. back in 2003 we did the history in san francisco history. three hundred and innovators of historical and culture society. you'll see the plazas at o ferry terminal street 64 people we use their folks and the relatives. so when we designed it i said we need people in the community to actually do the interviews. so after specifically gang members. one of them to get a picture of the community they live in this is after 2003. so 2007 some of you in law enforcement remember. there was a gang war in western edition. 7 young men got shot at the same spot. in a twenty-four hour peri

people who take issue with it are these same congressional democrats who never before had any issues with unelected staffer bureaucrats running the white house for the last four years. that's not is what shat's not what's happening here. the cabinet secretaries and the effort and all of these branches divisions in the exec branch of government. to find where the abuses have taken place preyed every time something new is unearthed and we share it with the people, they want us to keep going and that's what's can happen. host: we are an open forum for about 15 more minutes. we will hear from stephen in illinois, independent. >> several days after his inauguration, excuse me, donald trump pardoned a man by the name of ross albrecht who was serving a life sentence for operating the silk road which was an illegal drug operation that used the dark web as its marketing place and cryptocurrency as its method of payment or finance. he was the darling of the cryptocurrency crowd who poured $175 million into the 2024 election cycle. he was also admired for some crazy reason by a large number of the members of the libertarian party. whose votes trump pursued several weeks before the election. he was

people have and how that impact s how they view the world as well. and think that is important and often missing from the conversations we have in the city. i often see two different groups about housing is the ultimate issue. people on one side saying we have issues of not approving and building more housing and people on the other side saying i'm concerned my neighborhood will get gent riifyed and lack of dialogue and be uncomfortable stops the progress. we have so many unnecessary divides in the city especially in politics are the reason the issues are not being addressed. people in san francisco agree on the solution. we want to see less homelessness, less crime on the street, we want to see more people getting the services they need and more people getting stable housing, but because we are not willing to sit down with each other and made the strong divisions and so resistant to changing and changing our opinion as well i think that is a reason we are seeing so many san franciscans especially within the last couple elections have expressed this we keep voting on the issues. every politician promises to solve the problem in their own way but it is never getting solved. >> we also

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— created an economic development that will supply unlimited numbers ofjobs and housing for the people of the area. let�*sthe area. let's remind ourselves what's - the people of the area. let's remind ourselves what's leftj the people of the area. let's i remind ourselves what's left of gaza after 15 months of war. around 2.3 million palestinians live here. almost every building has been damaged or destroyed since israel launched its air strikes. a taste of some middle east reaction to the us resident's plan. saudi arabia has reaffirmed its rejection of any attempts to... now let's hear from a spokesperson for the palestinian president. the president already rejected fully and completely these demands. it's our initiative and we refuse i terms of the detail, but i think we got a sense the think we got a sense of the emphasis here and very striking to hear once talking to hear once again. talking about the us over the about the us taking over the strip. another point was gaza strip. another point was about the images that were shown on two being shown on two screens either side e she repeatedly displayed o