but perkins c.t. effort, c.t.e. standing for career and technical education is critical to creating jobs and growing wages and assuring workers of the tools to outcompete anyone in the world. this will empower states and local districts to create programs that provide better outcome for all students, educators, and our economy. since the last reauthorization in 2006 -- you heard that right -- 2006, there have been significant changes to both technology and our economy, and we have a growing skills gap. in pennsylvania, for example, jobs requiring some post-secondary education and training but not a b.a. account for 54% of pennsylvania's labor market. however, only 43% of workers in the state are trained to fill these jobs. this bipartisan legislation will help to close the skills gap by allowing programs to better align -- align with industry need, ensuring that programs serve as a pipeline to the high-skill, high-wage, or in demand jobs of today and also the jobs of tomorrow. in addition, this legislation creates m

tony perkins, thank you. those opposed to the choice of brett kavanaugh claim it's the end of the world and the end of roe v. wade and a marriage and others say that no matter who is on this apartment court, those precedents are safe. we're going to see what our legal eagles say. lasts through heat. through sweat. coppertone. proven to protect. ♪ lean on me, when you're not strong ♪ ♪ and i'll be your friend ♪ ♪ i'll help you carry on ♪ ♪ lean on me. [ coughs ] ♪ ♪ [ screams ] ♪ [ laughs ] ♪ whoa, whoa, whoa. your one item would be the name your price tool? it helps people save on car insurance. why wouldn't it save me? why? what would you bring? a boat. huh. because of the former senator and governor from new hampshire weighing in on the issues has roe vs. wade will not be impacted. he is saying "it's a straw debate billed for political consumption. without any real likelihood of any such drama occurring." let's discuss it. elizabeth wydra and kelly shackelford. welcome to you both. elizabeth, you argued cas

also increases unding to perkins c.t.e. programs to record levels, ensuring that each state across the country receives sufficient federal resources to build a dynamic, growing work force and a thriving economy. congress hasn't made substantive reforms to career and technical education since 2006. before the invention of the iphone. and long before the current technological revolution. american students, workers, and businesses are depending on us and to reform re-authorize perkins c.t.e. i urge all of my colleagues to support h.r. 2353 as amended. i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentleman from pennsylvania is recognized. mr. thompson: thank you, mr. speaker and re-authorize. mr. speaker as co-chair of the career and technical education caucus i'm happy to say this legislation, strengthening career and technical education for the 21st century act, will help us -- help move us in the right direction. this bill has been the result of a long bipartisan effort that i have b

from senator ben sax to the tony perkins for the news we have team coverage. justin fisher is looking into cavanagh background and the protest against him. mike emanuel tells us what happens next on capitol hill. following what it means for the mid terms and the media. we begin with sean roberts. the. >> the president begins a battle royal to get this confirmation done by october 1. as far as the pick goes. cavanagh was the president number one choice all the way along. he did consider other candidates. but cavanagh is the one he wanted. appointed by president bush in 2006. a 12-year record on the d.c. court of appeals. here's what theli president hado say as he introduced the nation to brett cavanagh. >> judge cavanagh. >> president trump: has impeccable credential and impeccable qualjustice under the law. throughout legals circles he is considered a judge's sdge. a thought aamong his appears and admired for skill, insight and rigorous adherents to the law. that the supreme court has adopted as law of the land. >> that's what president trump like besthe about

and to discuss the story and more details let's now cross live to political analyst dave perkins welcome to the program now why do you read into trump's latest statement are you buying his claims that he misspoke. yeah you know the problem the rest of the world has is they're not looking at american politics every day to see what's going on in the background all those voices that you just played one right after another those are all voices of people who desperately wish he had not been elected who desperately wish he was not president because he's accomplishing so much that they're opposed to and i have to include the key members of america's intelligence community in that james clapper the former d.n.i. brennan the former. cia director and of course all the f.b.i. people that have been in the news lately these people are the ones that trump has been demanded to say that he trusts for the sake of american unity but those people are also the ones that have been working hard for two years including con cock to this russia collusion case to get trump out of office so i can't blame him at al

perkins cte. you heard the president say that folk have been trying to do this since 2006.mp got together with chairman alexander and with chairwoman fox in the house, and yesterday it was passed by voice vote. imagine that. by voice vote. they just wanted to move it and get it done. and that's going to be transformative because what that means and you heard from your community college president, that means support for all the community colleges that are working to provide, and i loved your phrase wendy, in-demand skills. we call it demand-driven education. education where community colleges respond to what is being demanded by businesses. they teach not just any old skill but in-demand skills. and that's what this initiative, this pledge to american workers is about. so last night in the white house, we saw companies make commitments to provide educational opportunities and apprenticeships to almost four million american workers, and today i was handed this when i walked in. here in iowa, because of the governor's work, businesses have come together, you heard from hy-vee

the euro and called on arab and african nations to use a new currency instead the gold dinar john perkins the author of confessions of an economic hitman great book he has also said that the true reason for the attack on libya was gadhafi has moved away from the dollar and the euro clearly it's all about the banking all right if you are watching independent outside the mainstream news then you know that we could go there was an absolute massacre in gaza israeli snipers simply opened fire on thousands of unarmed palestinians killing at least eighteen and wounding well over a thousand videos have been released of snipers shooting protesters while they were simply you know walking around or praying but if you turned on the mainstream corporate media in the rare moment they covered it we had to really look for these videos try and find their reporting on it and then in the rare moment they did you get a more vague mysterious view of events the european union is calling for a transparent investigation this after the deaths of seventeen palestinians in clashes with israeli troops on friday deat

treasury john perkins author of confessions of an economic hitman the shocking story of how america took over the world john thanks so much for coming back on the show so back in your day when you were an economic hit man how would you have responded to this new kid on the block seeming to undermine or these threatening to undermine the i.m.f. and the world bank's supremacy you know i mean we had a similar situation through the soviet union it was on the same by anybody but there was a there was a balance so if we were to strive to hurt it strong i mean or untrue like let's say there were two or lundy or indonesia. their governments i turned to the soviet union. and force us to try to soften our approach and then after the soviet union collapsed in the early ninety's they roll back the iona and their sister organizations had a monopoly. and they really abuse that i think that's a shame and they use it to exploit other country to be even more now we've got tricks and we've got the. infrastructure investment banks and these banks have us our more financial power in fact in the world bank a

gaza and after a triumphant brick summit in south africa we asked the original economic hitman john perkins what nato nation sabotage may lie in school nola civil coming up about to a going underground. council to. the local state and the city. must also. know that. you could still. do it a little bit he was. this is. the thing to do in the sinai industry. it's only about the looking on the other end of the couldn't fulfill one of the money well collins i'm all. for. coming. on. and. we are going through a dramatic economic and social and cultural transformation that women want to participate gay and lesbian people want immigrants want rights in many cities are saying that's my way but there are more traditional parts of the society that are saying no i don't want that i live in a more rural community i believe we should have one national policy i believe in a country that's divided as much as any in the world we actually have to localize our. kentucky. coal mines left. all the coal miners the. people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger th

>> frances perkins. >> right, frances perkins.[applause] >> for the next part we will convene to the retail store and you can purchase books and have the office on your books. we haven't added bonus today. we're going to break for lunch until 1:00 during that time, one of our next upcoming speakers who is an expert on artist arthur shtick is going to make brief remarks and a lower level of the museum next-door at 12:15, so we had some original of this page is our collection on display today. for any of you who are okay with taking a quick lunch, one of our authors will be speaking next-door at the lower-level of the museum. all right. once again i like to thank our author, doctor sandra opdycke. [applause] and please convene to the new deal store. [inaudible conversations] [inaudible conversations] >> you are watching booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. here's our primetime lineup. >> that'll happens tonight on booktv on c-span2, television for serious readers. >> what we do between birth and great is vital because

. >> what about perkins coie who sent out emails to congressman jordan, he says he doesn't receive them. in the last election, we've heard about how perkins coie was involved in putting together the anti-trump dossier. >> he said that's the hillary clinton law firm. i think it's funny when i take on one of these witnesses, and every liberal in the country can find my email and phone number and call up and express their views, and he says they can't get ahold of me? i've been privy to the email sent to the incorrect email address. it's short, terse, basic, very transactional, but jim jordan says he's going to talk with them next week. if you're doing an investigation, is there a universe of 10 people? is there a universe of 100 people? if there's people who they really absolutely unequivocally wanted to talk to, they could have found jim jordan. he's not hard to find. >> during the me too movement, prominent people, like harvey weinstein, a grand jury in new york city, that's crystallized the allegations, and people seek justice and he'll have his day in court. what's with jim jordan? th

gaza and after a triumphant break summit in south africa we asked the original economic hitman john perkins what nato nation sabotage me in store all the civil war coming up about to have going underground. it's a very rough terrain you're so it's rough climates and you have to fight to be able to live in the flank. it was gunshots on top of them and very fresh it would have been anything and i mean even not. putting anything back up. you know i don't want. to see everybody in the trouble is ready to participate in the good. old to live good with me that. you don't think about this if this soldier on no you just like any other and the other patients. welcome back in the past few days the u.k.'s three main jewish newspapers have united to brand they believe the german call been an existential threat to jewish life they accuse him of diagnosing the international holocaust remembrance alliance's definition of anti semitism but an international coalition of a forty jewish groups from fifteen different countries have backs the leader of western europe's largest socialist movement they reject the

it reauthorizes what's called the perkins career and technical education or c.t.e. act. it's a federal law designed to help americans get the education, training and skills they need to fill in-demand jobs. the president supports the legislation. i know he's excited about signing it into law and helping those who need the skills to fill those jobs that are out there. c.t.e. at one time called vocational education, is just a great opportunity for the students, but also for our economy and for employers. the bill that passed includes what's called educating tomorrow's workforce act. it's legislation that my colleague, senator tim kaine and i authored to allow states and localities to use perkins grants funding for a number of purposes. one, c.t.e. focused academies. we encourage schools to incorporate the key elements of high-quality c.t.e. programs from around the country. and we promote partnerships between local businesses, regional industries and other community stakeholders and create work-based learning opportunities for students like apprenticeships, internships. we

the idea and also the fact that perkins was unable to reach him is a little weird.s anything to do with the steel dossier wild conspiracy to bring him down. the stories with alabama. one person might have written on the yearbook and she lacked credibility when there is an evergrowing pile of credible witnesses then sometimes you get drowned out buoy the allegations. >> bret: that was rolling thunder. we are going for lightning? >> anguish about these allegations from many decades ago. his hope is that the truth comes out and he will work to make it come out it all depends on what the truth of the story is and we have to find out. >> bret: we will follow it winners and losers? winner first and then loser? >> i think credit where it's due the resistance had a very good week. they got the head of scott pruitt who is somebody they had been angling for. they got that through his own mismanagement during his time in office and own bad decision-making. this is someone that they really wanted on the chopping block and they got him. a bit of a pier rick victory in that his r

so perkins fears and calls for used to sing a lot of gospel choirs and spent a lot of time in churches where we sang a lot of pop music but i thought my worldview changed and i just wasn't able to get behind it anymore i kept looking for something that would give me that experience just without the religious aspect and i'm starting to think that with single acing i found that before. because. for most of the people here it wasn't about how they sang but about being process of the experience. of. a. pos. staying on the subject of group singing when it comes to charity on your favorite soccer team the stadiums are filled with fans songs and chance but what fans choose to sing about often has a little to do with the actual game so for today's high five here are. fine stadium anthems that are richly had nothing to do with soccer. may of twenty sixty leicester city fans go wild after the team's surprise victory in the english premier league the crowd singing their hearts out to a melody that you might just recognize. so. in fifth place yellow submarine by the beatles. it's one of the few fa

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it tells the story of her failed gender determination suit against venture capital firm kleiner perkins back in 2012. the lawsuit put a spotlight on sexual misconduct in silicon valley. >>> coming up, juvenile jaws, more young great white sharks showing up in an unusual spot. >>> i'm on a one-of-a-kind shark survey trip out here in monterey bay. coming up, we will bring you up close and personal to great whites. >>> and, contaminated cabernet, traces of japan's nuclear disaster now showing up in some of napa valley's world-famous wine. >>> and, a ridge in wildfire is taking a toll on two popular summer vacation spots. first, yosemite, now, unhealthy smoke clogging the skies over lake tahoe. predator: great white sharks. more and more young ones are appearing in m >>> tonight, and up close look at the ocean's most feared predator, great white sharks. >> more young ones are appearing in monterey bay, so, what is the attraction? betty went out on the water to find out. >> 11:00, same direction, we pull up alongside, and attack. >> reporter: lurking just below the surface, and creeping alon

with members of congress, many of whom are here today, to pass important legislation such as the perkins career and technical education bill to modernize work force development and support over 11 million students and workers across the country. in my travels over the past 17 months, it has been an amazing honor to meet with men and women across our nation who helped build our cities, pioneer new industries, and start businesses with little more than their grit and imagination. their talent is unmatched, their drive inspiring and their tenacity is truly what makes america's work force the best in the world. last week in syracuse, new york, i met several recent high school graduates who join us day, lily law, william dejesus, and robert defelder. lily, william, robert, will you join us? [applause] ivanka: through the pathways in technology program, they each graduated with more than 20 college credits and experience interning in fields such as science, manufacturing, and electrical engineering. [applause] last week robert's grandmother was with him and robert, i hope you don't mind me sha

the euro and called on arab and african nations to use a new currency instead the gold dinar john perkins the author of confessions of an economic hitman great book he has also said that the true reason for the attack on libya was good doppies move away from the dollar and the euro clearly all about the banking all right if you've been watching independent outside the mainstream news then you know that a week ago there was an absolute massacre in gaza israeli snipers simply opened fire on thousands of unarmed palestinians killing at least eighteen and wounding well over a thousand videos have been released of snipers shooting protesters while they were simply you know walking around or praying but if you turned on the mainstream corporate media and in the rare moment they covered it we had to really look for these videos try and find their reporting on it and in the rare moment they did you get a more vague mysterious view of events the european union is calling for a transparent investigation this after the deaths of seventeen palestinians in clashes with israeli troops on friday guests

this year's bric summit in south africa we speak to american author and former economic hitman john perkins all of them all coming up at today's going on the ground but first whatever happened to theresa may and labor blairite support for a war on syria how did syria suddenly disappear from mainstream media we need to political solution a political long term solution which sees a syria without assad and why is our friend hillary clinton not saying things like listen a more air strikes will have to be combined with ground forces actually taking back more territory here across the pond another hillary has gone very quiet about his grand syria campaign that some suspected was just another blairite leadership group against jeremy corbyn now favorite to replace theresa may we know about fascists is that they need to be defeated. and it is why as we have heard tonight. socialist and trade unionists and others join the international gate in the one nine hundred thirty s. to fight against franco it's why this entire house stood up. against enemy of corbin and son of the late great anti war labor ca

the euro and called on arab and african nations to use a new currency instead the gold dinar john perkins the author of confessions of an economic hitman great book he has also said that the true reason for the attack on libya was good doppies move away from the dollar and the euro clearly it's all about the banking all right if you've been watching independent outside the mainstream news then you know that a week ago there was an absolute massacre in gaza israeli snipers simply opened fire on thousands of unarmed palestinians killing at least eighteen and wounding well over a thousand videos have been released of snipers shooting protesters while they were simply you know walking around or praying but if you turned on the mainstream corporate media in the rare moment they covered it we had to really look for these videos try and find their reporting on it and in the rare moment they did you get a more vague mysterious view of events the european union is calling for a transparent investigation this after the deaths of seventeen palestinians in clashes with israeli troops on friday deaths

gaza and offer a triumphant brick summit in south africa we offer the original economic hitman john perkins what nato nation sabotage may lie in school nola civil coming up about to a going underground. financial . locust is it is. must just. find nothing. you could. do it a little too warm. doesn't go to the religiously naive very. well it's only about the looking on the other end of the globe full to one of them i mean well collins i'm all. for. cut. you'll be up. for men are sitting in a car when the phipps gets shot in the head. all four different versions of what happened one of them is on the death row. there's no way he could have done it there's no possible way because the list did not shoot around a corner. this is harlan kentucky. no coal mines left. the jobs are gone all the. people the survivors of disappearing before their eyes. i remember thinking when i was younger that if anything ever happened to the coal mines here that it would become a ghost town but i never thought in a million years i would see that and it's how it's happened. welcome back in the past few days the u.k.

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wilson a partner of perkins and t-mobile is a prominent client and their name appears more than 100 times on her website with multiple engage ts. ments and bond assignments. none of these is contained in her form 700 nor has she disclosed it on the record. why is this important? because the united states congress ordered all government officials in all states, countyi es counties, and towns through ito ut through it towns town towns throughout america to treat all the same. a clear conflict of interest. she was required to recuse herself from these proceedings. the fp the case is sited on the first page of the guide. it held that a private attorney could not as a councilman and vote on land grant matters -- appearance of proper improprieties. where does that leave us the board's result on june 20 was invalid and one commissioner's opinion is improperly considered . another voted despite a clear conflict of interest. you should right these wrongs and conduct a proper hearing without commissioner wilson's participation. thank you. >> thank you, we will now hear from the permit holder. >> th

. >> reporter: and perkins was there alongside his brother and mother leticia macias, to pin on his badgegraduation. >> and he wasn't just been a mentor for him. he's also been a great dear friend. that male figure he was lacking at home. i will forever be grateful for that. >> somewhere along the line you guys came up with nicknames. >> yeah. he would always tell me i'm not here to replace your father but i think he was able to fill that void of that male figure that i didn't have growing up. and i don't know when or where it started. and i started calling him pops. >> he calls you pops? you call him? >> mi hijo. spanish for son. he's the son i never had. in every sense of the word. >> reporter: today rodriguez patrols the streets of nearby placentia. >> right face. >> reporter: now leading his own police explorer program. >> came full circle for me. working with the kids and trying to do my best at mentoring them. and using the skills that i've kind of grasped from jason in trying to do what he's done for me for all the other kids. >> there are so many lives out there that he'll have an

today as chairman of kleiner perkins.s one of the world's most successful venture capitalists. >> someone once said if supplied to automobiles today, cars would cost a few pennies. they'd get thousands of miles per gallon, and we wouldn't even and get another one.rked them. t >> reporter: in the beginning, intel made computer memory, chips for storing information. but things really took off in 1971 when bob noyes invented micro processors, that is chips that could process information. and then -- >> with this tool for modern times -- >> reporter: ibm came along. >> ibm chose to base its personal computer on intel's architecture. >> and had ibm chosen some other company's chip -- >> intel probably wouldn't be here today. >> the makeup of the company started with the founders, and they said these simple words back 50 years ago. don't be encumbered by the past. go and do something wonderful. >> bob swan is intel's interim ceo. >> and there's another saying associated with this company, which is only the paranoid survive. >>

. >> reporter: that someone was veteran officer and explorer mentor jason perkins who turned out to beice in it. it's step up and be that person in his life or turn and walk away. i can't turn my back on him. >> reporter: he guided rodriguez through high school. >> there is things that beginning years of high school i'm not too proud of and having jason around and being able to talk to him and going through high school when you have girlfriends. you don't want to talk to mom about that. and having jason there saying you got this, don't worry about it and believe in yourself. >> reporter: perkins was there along his mother and mother to pin on his badge at graduation. >> he hasn't just been a mental for him. he is also been a great dear friend. that male figure he was lacking at home i will forever be grateful for that. >> reporter: somewhere along the line, you guys came up with nicknames? >> yeah. he would always tell me i'm not here to replace your father but i think he was able to fill that void of that male figure i didn't have growing up and i don't know where or when it started b

were working closely with congress to reauthorize the perkins act which will provide more opportunities to access these opportunities both in high school and into higher education. were working to support the merger between the departments of labor and education. knowing our future depends on a nation that's prepare for the opportunities here today and will be with us tomorrow. i look forward to working with my fellow cabinet members to pursue these opportunities and options. >> secretaries are, could you talk about what were doing about drug pricing? >> thank you. we, of course last year approved a record number of generic dru drugs, saving consumers already billion dollars to the system so far. we change how we pay for drugs, reducing out-of-pocket expenditures by $320 million. we had a suite of proposals that were waiting on congress to enact in our senior drug program. we will put more of the burden on the middle man who had those programs. we have a blueprint for prescription drug pricing. we just close the comments time and that a few days ago. we received over 3000 comments. this

we've also got tony perkins, what they are laser focused on in this next supreme court case. they are focused on roe v. wade and the balance of the court and dana less talking about our second amendment rights. the left thoughts about abolishing ice, but if they want to abolish ice and our second amendment rights how do you keepyour community safe? lebron james , he's later this morning and you guys are following that, we will talk about it all . rob: the lakers must be excited. jillian: we will be right back. book with expedia. your hair is so soft! book with expedia. did you use head and shoulders two in one? i did mom. wanna try it? yes. it intensely moisturizes your hair and scalp and keeps you flake free. manolo? look at my soft hair. i should be in the shot now too. try head and shoulders two in one. this wi-fi is fast. i know! i know! i know! i know! when did brian move back in? brian's back? he doesn't get my room. he's only going to be here for like a week. like a month, tops. oh boy. wi-fi fast enough for the whole family is simple, easy, awesome. in many cultures,

perkins cooley to a law firm, fusion gps, to find a foreign spy. christopher steele. why, because he had russian contacts that made up russian lies and the now infamous dirty dossier that by the way was never verified, corroborated and has been debunked. clinton campaign used of these bought and paid for russian lies in two ways. first was to shape the clinton campaign message. the person whose name was redacted and it steals information for senior clinton campaign staff. and that included a campaign manager robbie moog, campaign chairman johnny podesta. and second, the dirty dossier was actually shopped around to various high-ranking government officials and of course, your corrupt media all in an effort to malign that trump campaign before election day. to lie to you, and bruce or whose wife was working with christopher steele at fusion gps and she was helping them make up all these lives. and the ci director turned msnbc hack john brennan also reportedly licked the contents of the dossier to then senator harry reid, and also brendan was involved in this. then went

. >> reporter: they partner with venture capitalin investors uding sequoia and kleiner perkins. smith barns has collaborated with the angels on an investing boot camp and a number of deals. >> their numbers tended to be the majority of females, more than any other network that we could tap into.or >> rr: the next step for the angels, pushing startups to disclose theer dty of their cap tables. ap understanding a certain percentage of c numbers. as well as getting the initial diversityreports. >> reporter: and in the meantime, the angels are working to even the labor t lance. >>> riw, warm outside, 80 degrees at 9:45 on this sunday morning. it looks pretty, but how hot will it get? details coming up. cancer is smart.s it pus. we push back. challenging conventional thinking. finding smarter solutions. thattm what makes cancer trt centers of america one of the leaders in precision cancer treatment. using tools like advanced genomic testing and immunotherapy to bring more options to our patients. cancer trement centers of ameri we're nyt just fighting cancer more. we're outsmarting .

we told you about perkins cooley the law firm, we told you about fusion gps, they dug up dirt on clinton'spponent with russian lies. let me repeat, mr. moeller,er russian lies to the american people to affect the outcome of a presidential election. let me put it more simply. obama's doj and fbi were spying on the campaign of an opposing party, in a presidential election year, using pop research that hillary clinton paid for. deep state operatives try to rake and steal a presidential election. this is what happens in banana republics. this is venezuela. the type of propaganda would rival pravda in the former soviet union. this should never happen in the united states of america, and the mainstream corrupt media in this country has been completely missing in action. make no mistake, this phony, dirty, russian dossier wasn't just referenced in the newly released documents on late saturday night. instead, steele's dossier was in fact the fisa application, all four of them. but you see these names? james comey, sally yates, dana fuente, andrew mccabe, rod rosenstein, they all signed off on this

neil: tony perkins always a pleasure. >> have a good day.oint about religious issue, it wasn't all that long ago where certain candidate running for president, john f kennedy rallied around them and catholicism that he would not be accountable to pope. different today, former nixon and reagan senior adviser pat buchanan on the phone. pat, what do you make of this battle over catholic in this case over one with apparently strong pro-life views? >> i think i would trust that the president are not exercising and back get away from her because she's roman and believes to right to life. she has extraordinary record as human being as well as professor of law. she's got 7 kids, two of them adopted. let me say this, neil, if you did nominate this woman and they tore her to pieces because of her catholicism, that would be tre -- tremendous backlash and you would make a martyr out of this woman even if you defeated her and the democratic party would be hurt. i would certain not hesitate to appoint her if you believe she's the best for the position. i

. >> what about his talk to brett that perkins, the law firm gathering this material send emails to congressman jordan. he said he didn't receive them and got to do something. a lot of business, not just the democratic national committee but in the last election, he was a law firm representing the dnc and hillary clinton and was involved in putting together the anti-trump dossier. jordan thinks is a political move. >> jim jordan said that is the hillary clinton loughran, it is funny when i take on one of these witnesses, every liberal in the country can find my email and my phone number and call up and express their views and they can't get a hold of me? i have been privy to the email that was sent to the incorrect email address, it is short, terse and basic and transactional, he says he's going to talk with them next week. one thing we don't know, if we are doing an investigation in a universe of 10 people 100 people, if there's people they absolutely unequivocally want to talk to they could have found jim jordan. is not very hard to find. >> during the me too movement there have been allegati

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the connection is not there from a biographical or cultural sense but as tony perkins who runs family research council says i didn't pick trump because of shared experiences, i picked him because of shared priorities. shared values and shared priorities, that is the focus. a lot of evangelicals and conservative catholics decided we had gone with republican candidates who were one of us before and they didn't get it done, they didn't stop barack obama's assault on religious liberty, perhaps we need to outsource this job to the meanest toughest person we can find and they picked donald trump and i watched this in person in the caucus process, i was working for governor bobby jindal of louisiana, focus group after focus group, i would watch evangelical process, they are not just an important part but the biggest part and you watch these evangelical voters and they would say my first choice is ben carson or bobby jindal, they are people i identify with and then ted cruz, i know he agrees with me on everything. my third choice is donald trump and my mouth would drop. how is that the case?

river keeper sam perkins is giving me a tour of what he calls the capital of coal ash. >> you're lookings built up over the years holding back all of that ash. >> reporter: how safe is it? >> it's earth. you have freezing, thawing, expansion and contraction and you have dam safety issues. >> reporter: in 2008 a break in the dam at a tennessee valley power plant inundated the surrounding area with over a billion gallons of ash and sludge. in early 2014, a corroded pipe at duke's dan river station here in north carolina released up to 39,000 tons of coal ash into nearby waters. more than three years late, the state still warns against eating some of the fish because of high mercury levels. >> we quickly sprung into action to not only address what was happening at that particular site. >> reporter: i met up with duke energy's representative at one of their site. >> we set up a task force to review all of aur other facilities to make sure we didn't have that risk anywhere else. >> reporter: can you say for certain you do not? >> i can say for certain we have grouted many, many pipes that wou

netflix telling the story of the failed gender discrimination suit against the venture capital firm perkins 2012, putting the spotlight on the sexual misconduct in silicon valley. >>> some are trying something new to increase diversity in the tech industry, mentoring teenagers in the high school to help them build the first app on the sales platform. between 2007 eight 2015 the number of african-american, hispanic and women in the tech industry have dropped your this program aims at turning that around. >> being a black male and a person with similar experiences as these young men, you want to give them everything. you try to throw the kitchen sink at them all at once. >> it is open my eyes to the possibilities of what i can do. >> the hidden genius project is a 15 month program. >>> mark zuckerberg is once again trying to explain why his company is not removing the posting of the holocaust deniers thing some people are not intentionally getting it wrong when they did not that the holocaust occurred. >> there are several people that denied that the holocaust happened and i find it deeply of

. >> river keeper sam perkins gives me a tour of what he calls the capital of coal ash. >> you're lookingut 100 feet that has built up other the years holding back the ash. >> how safe is it. >> that's earth. you have freezing, that youing, expansion, contraction. and dam safes issues. >> in 2008 a break in the dam at a tennessee valley authority power plant inundated the area with a billion gallons of ash and sludge. in early 2014 a corroded pipe at the duke dan river station in north carolina released up to 39,000 tons in the coal ash into nearby waters. more than three years later the state warns against eating some of the fish because of the high mercury levels. >> we quickly sprung into action to not only address what was happening at that site. >> i met up with duke energy's erin curbert at the site. >> we set up a task force to review the facilities and make sure we didn't have that risk anywhere else. >> can you say for sure you do not. >> we can't say for certain we have every pipe but i can say we have grouted many pipes that would be -- allow any chance of risk from the basins.

it was clinton and the dnc, they funneled money through a law firm, perkins coie, to a consulting firmfusion gps, to fund a foreign spy on christopher steele. why? he had russian contracts, that made up russian lies, that however nice dirty dossier, that, by the way, was never verified chemical robbery to thw command has been debarked. clinton campaign using bought and paid for russian lies in two ways. first, it was used to shape the kind of campaign's message. according to a report from how central committee, "a person whose name was redacted like regular briefings that contained christopher steele's information for senior clinton campaign staff." that included campaign manager robbien moo, campaign chairman johnny podesta. second of all, the dirty dossier was actually shopped around to various high-ranking government officials. of course, your corrupt media, all in an effort to malign the trump campaign before election day, to lie to you! that included senior doj official, bruce ohr, whose wife was working with christopher steele, i fusion gps, she was helpingel to make up all these

today tony perkins, president of the family research council called the threat of the sanctions, "a clear and unequivocal message to the tyrants in turkey." and pastor bronson's family is once again hopeful. >> still waiting for my dad to walk me down the aisle and i'm still waiting for that father-daughter dance. at >> for now the diplomatic dance has seen a rise in tivo. >> sandra: trace gallagher, thank you. here are with more is bill bennett. good evening to you mr. bennett, thank you for being here tonight. what do you think of this strong show of support from the white house, from mike pence to the president, mike pompeo all stepping forward and threatening serious sanctions on turkey if they don't release this pastor. >> bill: there are a couple of things. i think you are using the right adjectives, strong. this was a muscular response. we heard the words from mike pence and we read the words mike pompeo. of course, they are speaking for the president, and this was a very tough response. people don't remember, a lot of people forget that turkey is part of nato. these are very tough

it comes from perkins coy, a law firm behind the allegations of russia collusion. jim jordan has been integral in fighting back against some of those conspiracy theories surrounding russia collusion. so the timing is interesting. i think we need to learn more. >> interesting. let's set the table here in great falls, in montana. the president is there to campaign for the reason senate candidate, matt rosendale. he won the republican primary. this republican goes up against the democrat incumbent, john tester. you may remember, the president had a problem with tester. he blamed tester in part for derailing the nomination of his veterans affairs nominee, the white house physician, ronny jackson. tester took out a bunch of ads in montana radio and tv saying welcome to montana to president trump and listing all of the things that tester had helped on various bills and that president trump signed into law. this is an interesting race in that it's a red state overwhelmingly a trump state. tester could be in trouble here, guy. >> on paper, this should be one of the real ju

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the riverkeeper sam perkins is giving me a toufr what he -- tour of what he calls the c capital of coal is looking up 100 feet of 100 years to hold back all of that ash. >> how safe is it? >> it is earth, and you have freezing, thawing, expansion and contraction and you have dam safety issues. >> in fact n 2008, a break in the dam at a tennessee valley authority power plant inundated the surrounding area with over 1 billion gallons of, and sludge. in early 2014, a corroded pipe at the dukes dam station here in north carolina released 39,000 tons of coal ash in the nearby waters. more than three years later, the state still warns against eating some of the fish because of the high mercury levels. >> we quickly sprung into action to address what was happening at that site. >> reporter: i met up with erin cu culvert. >> we set up a task force to look at all of the facilities to make sure that we don't have that risk. >> reporter: what can you say? >> we don't know if it is 100%, but we have grouted many, many pipes that are risky to the b basin. >> reporter: and you don't know what is risk

generated from hillary clinton's campaign through marco elias who worked for the dnc, worked for perkins in all these thingsg on the trump campaign. carter page was discredited by the russians and the fbi. he cooperated with the fbi in the past. that doesn't seem to make it in there. somebody that donald trump never even met with. come on. remember at its core it, objectively look at it. when you are a presidential candidate, the obama administration is supposed to protect you. they get secret service protection, cia briefings. if there was something nefarious going on, they should have told the trump campaign. they didn't do that either. they protected him with the secret service and the cia but they didn't protect -- they spied on him. >> shannon: the left will say carter page wasn't with the campaign for long. it wasn't surveillance of the trump campaign. both sides could fight over the documents but i'm glad they are out. people can take a look and read for themselves. thank you for joining us. chaos in two west coast cities as bike lanes are costing taxpayers millions of dollars, sq