your turn with tony perkins. administrationmp , brookings institute said trump he putfirst four months 50 sanctions against russia. all right, tony perkins, any thoughts? seen so manye allegations made against this administration and this president, everything has been thrown against the wall trying to get something to stick. said from the beginning, america first. that has been his policy domestically and in foreign policy. it is another clear contrast. we apologize for america or we champion the cause of american ideals. we had a perfect nation? no. never have been, never will be. we could get better. i go back to those contrast. last week was criticize america. this week is to celebrate. celebration of what is good about america. people continue to come to this country, there's a reason for that. they come here illegally, they come here legally, all different fashions and forms. america still the world's last best hope. there is one thing joe biden and isala harris would solve, it the immigration, the illegal

your turn with tony perkins.ionmp , brookings institute said trump he putfirst four months 50 sanctions against russia. all right, tony perkins, any thoughts? seen so manye allegations made against this administration and this president, everything has been thrown against the wall trying to get something to stick. said from the beginning, america first. that has been his policy domestically and in foreign policy. it is another clear contrast. we apologize for america or we champion the cause of american ideals. we had a perfect nation? no. never have been, never will be. we could get better. i go back to those contrast. last week was criticize america. this week is to celebrate. celebration of what is good about america. people continue to come to this country, there's a reason for that. they come here illegally, they come here legally, all different fashions and forms. america still the world's last best hope. there is one thing joe biden and isala harris would solve, it the immigration, the illegal immigration

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from all of this i'm joined now live by radio host and political analyst david perkins dave as always a pleasure to get your take on these sorts of things. lebanon's president michel aoun has said it was unacceptable that the 2750 tons of ammonium nitrate was stored at the port for 6 years so why did this happen then i mean worth the risk obvious you don't really want that amount of chemical in such a public place i'm not sure the risks were obvious because monium nitrate on its own is not explosives it's a component of explosives but it requires another component all explain that in a 2nd 1st i want to say as a former resident of beirut i lived there in 106869 before the civil war began and it was such a wonderful time and i have nothing a good memories and i'm so sorry for those people are just want to communicate that to anyone who is paying attention from that part of the country my heart is going out to those people there's a town here just south of me in houston called texas city and in 1947 at the docks there was a. girl next to dock next to a transport full of a man. nitrate a

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. >> then there's julie perkins the republican nominee for u.s. senate in oregon.w deleted tweet said. >> i stand with president trump. i stand with q and the team. >> though her chance in the general may be slim, she won the primary by a landslide. >> have you guys been following 4chan? q? any of that stuff? anybody. >> queen won her primary runoff in a deeply red district. now, the republican candidate is a sure lock for a house seat in november. >> president trump needs me in congress to put business first. >> she's condemned by her own party in june after several racist and anti-semitic videos she posted on facebook were unearthed by politico. many of her posts have been removed but her support for qanon still lives on line. >> q is a patriot. >> green is set for a runoff in a deeply red district that's all but a sure lock for the candidate. greene and bobert didn't respond to our request for comment. perkins declined to comment on her support for kwa northern, saying she was focused on the issues. >> one or two qanon friendly congress people wind up in washing

adrian perkins is the mayor of shreveport, louisiana.d the president does plan to visit the area. the gulf coast region this weekend. so we'll keep you posted on that. also keeping you posted on the president getting ready for his big speech to the nation tonight at the south lawn of the white house fireworks and everything else. no doubt addressing issues that came up with that storm and the federal government in its full exals state of ohio help anyone and everyone out. i have the feeling law and order issues will come up. something that sure enough did come up when kamala harris was speaking to the press earlier today. we'll have more on that after this. when managing diabetes you can't always stop for a fingerstick. with the freestyle libre 14 day system, a continuous glucose monitor, you don't have to. with a painless, one-second scan you can check your glucose with a smart phone or reader so you can stay in the moment. no matter where you are or what you're doing. ask your doctor for a prescription for the freestyle libre 14 day sy

tony perkins discussing the effect of the evangelical voters on campaign 2020.ton journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning and, be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. president today, trump delivered remarks at the republican national convention in charlotte. after securing enough votes for his

the city's mayor is adrianid ad perkins. i know you have a lot going on today. thank you for taking the time. i'm wondering if the damage is as bad as what you heard or what your expectation is now. >> thanks so much for having us on. i'll say that we are still -- we still haven't faced the brunt of this storm yet here. we have a couple of hours of high winds and water. so we're still very alert and staged to deal with emergencies with flash flooding, downed trees, you name it. i don't want to speak too soon because we're not out of the water yet. >> i heard a phrase, mayor perkins, where they called it unsurvivable storm surge. i never heard that phrase before. what are you most worried about now? i would imagine loss of life. >> i hadn't heard that phrase either. i called the mayor of lake charles last night. his family is evacuated up here to shreveport. we're praying for them. what we're most afraid of here is just, you know, people not -- people getting caught up in the storm. like the water can rise pretty quickly. we can get flash flooding. we don't want

mahmoud and i you have been there for 4 years abducted by the trinidad in father from their mother perkins ferrero. since then the boys have been reunited with phyllis and so 2 years after our 1st filming trip to train other we returned to meet them when he left he told me he was going by his mother so and i was going to work so i couldn't even sack it up put one on one together the same idea will go when we're leaving the country phyllis is husband is believed to have died and the boys and it up here in the rush cancel i saw members run by kurdish forces when philistia travel 10000 kilometers to be reunited with them it made national news. now taking to the reality. also later. when i saw that i you hear was like my married to a low. here mom oh to hold back the tears very obvious try to play a beggar but as soon as we close the dollar the cameras will one day he literally break. them in my arms once again i was like. i cannot come tax man. mahmoud and i you receive psychological support organized by trinidad's ministry of security which is also investigating the circumstances of other wo

feldman to have christian science monitor, mike davis on the senate judiciary committee and tony perkins on the family research council. everything you saw at the convention is available on our website, c-span.org. ♪ >> campaign 2020 coverage continues. c-span. your unfiltered view of politics. >> day one of this republican national convention included the official renomination of president trump and vice president mike pence. it was a split program beginning this morning in charlotte, north carolina, with the president making an appearance there early this afternoon and tonight included speeches live and taped. coming up in just a moment, the perspective of two former moverbs congress from northern virginia. first elena is joining us from weaker. she covers politics and the white house. i want

francis perkins, who becomes fdr's secretary of labor, is a close ally of smith. pell moskowitz is his make it happen woman up in albany. he's -- women in government. i mean, this does not have a huge impact, certainly our national politics. it, ultimately, begins to build, but it does not have the impact any people are predicting, and in terms of new york politicians, and john would know this better than i, i don't have perspective it really transforms -- >> not at first. at first, he was not in favor of women's suffrage. our goal women's suffrage. and he changed his mind. his mother said, i would never vote. there is no need for me to vote. but she does. she cast her first ballot for her son for governor. smith's hook is he gets a lot of these people involved. he starts to realize these are the voters. he says, how do i talk to these people? he says talk to them as you talk to a chamber of commerce or anyone else in the campaign. and smith starts to realize that women's suffrage is a good idea. i can enlighten these people. i can get them to vote democratic. tha

getting more importantly test results back in a timely manner the one 0.4 billion dollar contract with perkin elmer would more than double the state's current daily testing capacity to about a quarter of a million covid-19 tests a day with the turnaround time of 24 to 48 hours the state is currently processing more than 100,000 tests a day averaging results within 5 to 7 days, but it will be months before the new program is up and running state leaders say the ramp up testing would begin november first and run until march of 2021 health officials say this program will also test for the flu to help us move not just schools, not just businesses but really to create a level of insight into how the transmission. >>of covid-19 is moving interstate wednesday's announcement comes as the cdc issued new testing guidance no longer recommending asymptomatic people get tested even if they've been exposed to the virus. i don't agree with the new cdc guidance period, full stop and it's not the policy in the state of california. we will not be influenced by that change the update comes as the governor prepa

. >>> mayor perkins, how is shreveport holding up?well, but we have about 12,000 homes without electricity, and we haven't yet seen the brunt of the storms, but our thoughts and prayers are with our neighbors to the south. >> what is the latest you are hearing? >> we have about 12,000 homes that have already lost power. our public works department is working alongside or electric utilities to see our grid restored as quickly as possible, but we haven't even seen the brunt of this storm which we'll get the next few hours. our first responders are standings by ready to responsibility as the storm bears down on us. >> has the city of shreveport evacuated? >> no, we have not evacuated. we're about four hours north of lake charles. what we're watching for as far as evacuations go, we have low lying areas in our city. as we get wind gusts and a lot of rain, those low lying areas have the potential of flooding. our swift water rescues team is strategically placed so they can respond in case we need to use them. >> how has the coronavirus pan

francis perkins becomes the secretary of labor is a close ally of smith. he actually has a fairly progressive outlook of women in government. the advent of the women pose a vote does not have a huge impact on national politics. it ultimately begins to build. does not have the impact many people are predicting. in terms of new york politicians, job would know this better than i, i don't have perspective it really transforms -- >> not at first. at first, he was not in favor of forbids a suffrage. it his mother said, i would never vote. there is no need for me to vote. she does. she cast her first ballot for her son for governor. smith's hook is he gets a lot of these people involved. he starts to realize these are the voters. he says, how do i talk to these people? he says talk to the lucky would talk to a chamber of commerce or anyone else in the campaign. he starts to realize that would suffer to is a good idea. i can enlighten these people. that is where he gets the braintrust for many of these people who were -- who will work for him who becomes dirty su

getting more importantly test results back in a timely manner the one 0.4 billion dollar contract with perkin elmer would more than double the state's current daily testing capacity to about a quarter of a million covid-19 tests a day with the turnaround time of 24 to 48 hours the state is currently processing more than 100,000 tests a day averaging results within 5 to 7 days, but it will be months before the new program is up and running state leaders say the ramp up testing would begin november first and run until march of 2021 health officials say this program will also test for the flu to help us move not just schools, not just businesses. >>but really to create a level of insight into how the transmission of covid-19 is moving interstate wednesday's announcement comes as the cdc issued new testing guidance no longer recommending asymptomatic people get tested even if they've been exposed to the virus. i don't agree with the new cdc guidance period, full stop and it's not the policy in the state of california. >>we will not be influenced by that change the update comes as the governor pre

the whole west side highway with huge great public works project is because i read one day frances perkinswas roosevelt secretary of labor. but as he a woman she and robert moses used to walk around new york. one day she wrote in her oral history, one day they were going toin a picnic so at that time the new york central railroad were taking cattle and pigs to the slaughter houses. so there was constant smog over the whole western shoreline of manhattan. the city could not get her on - - get near the waterfront. then she wrote that oral histor history. suddenly standing beside her to say this could be the most beautiful thing in the world. you have this great highway and i will have to turn downat sound buildings and the baseball field should be there. and as i am reading that is exactly how we built it 25 years later. so then we could put things together to tell me many afternoons to come back from work with central park west to go all the way over to riversidet drive. and a phd from oxford with a municipal staffer and is envisioning something as the largest public works of that type and

. >> afterward, nbc reporter check perkins talked with a repentant person. >> you saw yourself on television, saw a very hateful man. are you that kind of man? >> well, i'm just an ordinary american who feels that he had a right to defend his livelihood, help never happens again. >> a violent again. shots were fired by snipers. the mood of the city was one of bitter anger. >> they keep thinking we're banking for something. we're begging for nothing. we tell them what is ours right now. and we're letting them know that we were on the rail. we mean that. we will never turn back. >> no white people can go out there, that's one thing right now. >> it's all one-sided, and they will not take pictures, and they'll from what they want to point. >> if i paint myself black i'd be on tv every night. >> again, the curfew was stricter this time. demonstrators of all types were prohibited. all stores will closed at 7 pm. curfew at 9 pm. >> >> we will not have demonstrations tonight or a mass rally. and please obey their curfew, please obey the curfew. >> tear gas to break up another protest. and even guar

getting more importantly test results back in a timely manner the one 0.4 billion dollar contract with perkin elmer would more than double the state's current daily testing capacity to about a quarter of a million covid-19 tests a day with the turnaround time of 24 to 48 hours the state is currently processing more than 100,000 tests a day averaging results within 5 to 7 days, but it will be months before the new program is up and running state leaders say the ramp up testing would begin november first and run until march of 2021 health officials say this program will also test for the flu to help us move not just schools, not just businesses but really to create a level of insight into how the transmission. >>of covid-19 is moving interstate wednesday's announcement comes as the cdc issued new testing guidance no longer recommending asymptomatic people get tested even if they've been exposed to the virus. i don't agree with the new cdc guidance period, full stop and it's not the policy in the state of california. we will not be influenced by that change the update comes as the governor prepa

afterwards, nbc reporter jack perkins talked with him. >> you saw yourself on television last mondayteful man. are you that kind of man? >> i would say i am just an ordinary american who feels that he has a right to defend his livelihood. i hope it never happens again either. i would rather go out of business to participate in anything like this again. >> violence flared again after a prayer meeting at the courthouse. shots were fired by snipers in the dark. the mood of the city was it her -- city was one of anger on both sides. >> they say that we keep begging. we ain't begging for nothing. we are telling them what is ours, right now. [crowd cheering] and we are letting them know that we ain't turning around. like that song jim saying we , will never turn back. >> they can come into town here, but no whites can go there. >> i will say it is all one-sided in the newspapers and the tv cameras pick one-sided pictures and only talk about what is going on on the other side of town. if i painted myself black i , would be on tv every night. >> again, the curfew, stricter this time. >> demo

afterward, nbc reporter jack perkins talked with the repentant business owner. >> you saw yourself onaw a very hateful man, are you that kind of man? >> well, i would say i'm just an ordina ordinary american who feels that he has a right to defend his livelihood. i hope it never happens again either. >> violence flared again after a prayer meeting at the courthouse. shots were fired by snipers. the mood in the city was one of bitter anger on both sides. >> they keep thinking we're begging them for something. we ain't begging for nothing. we're telling them what is ours, right now. [ cheers and applause ] and we're letting them know that we ain't turning around. like that song jim sang, we mean that. we'll never turn back. >> they can come in town, but nobody can go out there? that's one thing right now. it's all i got to say. it's all one sided. and newspaper and camera are one sided too. they print what they want to print. >> three days after the guardsmen left, they were back. again, the curfew, stricter this time. >> demonstrations of all types are prohibited. all stores will be cl

tony perkins discussing the effect of the evangelical voters on campaign 2020. washington journal live at 7:00 eastern tuesday morning and, be sure to join the discussion with your phone calls, facebook comments, texts, and tweets. president today, trump delivered remarks at the republican national convention in charlotte. after securing enough votes for his renomination. this is close to an hour. ♪ [playing "god bless the usa"] pres. trump: thank you. thank you. thank you very much. [chanting "four more years!"] pres. trump: if you want to drive them crazy, you say "12 more years." [applause] we caught them doing some really bad things in 2016. let's see what happens. we caught them doing some really bad things. we have to be very careful because they are trying it again with this whole 80 million mail-in ballots they are working on. sending them out to people that didn't ask for them. they just get them. fair. is not it is not right. and it is not going to be possible to tabulate, in my opinion. it's just my opinion. we have to be very, very careful. and you h

thank you -- >> reporter: jo rae perkins, a senate hopeful in oregon, is one of at least 19 gop congressionalto q-anon. >> george soros and the democrats are trying to take me down. >> reporter: there's also georgia's marjorie taylor greene who claims there's been an islamic invasion of government offices. and yet, several republican leaders congratulated her on her primary win last week, while the president called her a future republican star. so absolutely i did congratulate her. >> reporter: what is q-anon? >> reporter: that bothered centuadam kensington posted on line. he's worried q-anon could corrode democracy. >> for the president to say no, i don't believe these theories, they're ludicrous -- >> reporter: but calling out those theories made him a target. >> i have the people on twitter telling me i created isis with john mccain. >> reporter: do you think that's why more republicans don't speak out, because they're worried about the attacks they will get on line? >> you know, i can't speak for everyone, but i certainly think there are some that are concerned about that. >> reporter: fa

jobs and opportunities for women reformers led by eleanor roosevelt, secretary of labor, francis perkins, the first woman to serve on the cabinet and head of the women's division of the democratic national committee. women also took on larger roles in the revitalized democratic party. even though the results were far from achieving gender parity, wom women's interests might have been overlooked without the effective mobilization of the women's network. the new deal i think truly was a breakthrough for women in public life. many of these women were firsts in -- whose appointments were widely reported in the press but it proved difficult to institutionalize their progress. reminding those in positions of power that women could serve with distinction at the highest levels of politics and government, remained an uphill battle. indeed it still remains one today. and without an eleanor roosevelt or a molly to press women's case too often the jobs defaulted back to white men. but a major reason i think to remember the contributions that the women made to the new deal is to situate the story of

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laid by the triumvirate of the first lady, -- roosevelt, secretary of labor frances perkins, the first woman to first in the candidate, molly dusen, the women's division of the -- the woman's whack were of high-level appointees influence the social welfare policies of a new deal. especially in the works progress administration and the social security administration. women also took on larger roles in the revitalize democratic party. even -- the results were far from achieving gender parity. women's interest and issues might have been overlooked, if not completely forgotten in the 1930s, without the effective mobilization of the women's network. so the new deal, i think, truly was a breakthrough for women's in public life. many of these women were first whose appointments were rightly recorded in the press. but unfortunately, it proved difficult to institutionalize their progress. women found many fewer opportunities during wartime in the 1940s than they had in the depression of the 19 thirties. and reminding those in position of power, that women could serve with distinction, at the ve

led by first lady eleanor roosevelt, secretary of labor francis perkins, the first woman to serve in the cabinet, and head of the womens division of the democratic national committee, a womens network of high level appointees influence the social welfare policies of the new deal especially in the works progress administration and social security administration. women also took on larger roles in the revitalized democratic party. even though the results were far from achieving gender parody womens interests and issues might have been overlooked if not completely forgotten in the 1930s without the effective moebalization of the womens network. so the new deal i think truly was a break through for women in public life. many of these women were firsts in -- whose appointments were widely reported in the press, but unfortunately it proved difficult to ins tullize their progress. women found many opportunities during wartime in the 1940s than they had in the depression of the 1930s. and reminding those in positions of power that women could serve with distinction at the very highest levels

nicole galloway is running to defeat perkins and electing her in november could literally save lives.18 nicole ran statewide in missouri and won by double digits. as state auditor she has weeded out corruption and taken on both parties to return taxpayer dollars. if you are not connected with this campaign yet i strongly encourage you to do so. this is the type of leadership we all need and why it's so important wire team is already looking ahead to 2022. in 2022 we have to make sure that governors laura kelly michelle -- michelle lujan grisham and gretchen whitmer get reelected but we also have states like arizona wisconsin ohio maryland and dozens more that we'll have open seats of republicans we can defeat. we are working closely with their state and local teams to build executive leadership and i cannot wait for this time next year to tell you about all the amazing women to thank you all again for allowing me to share an overview of our federal gubernatorial work and to talk about her amazing candidates. i would love to answer questions now. i'm going to go over here. the first qu

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