under article 1 authorities, congress has a number of responses to presidential misconduct available to it. with regard to the committee's responsibility, to determine whether to represented articles of impeachment against the president, articles of impeachment are already -- articles of impeachment are under consideration as part of the committee's investigation although no final determination has been made. in addition, the committee has the authority to recommend its own articles of impeachment for consideration by the full house of representatives. the committee seeks documentary evidence and inattends to conduct hearings with mr. mcgahn and other critical witnesses testifying before us. that is necessary to determine whether the committee should recommend articles of impeachment or any other remedies and if so in what form. committee is also considering other responses to the conduct under investigation. while censure of the president is rare, congress has passed measures expressing disagreement with specific presidential conduct. the committee is considering several pieces of l

including most modern presidential candidates. julian castro does not have much competition for the strongest statement ever made by a presidential candidate, but he has done that and delivered that. he delivered it about the eric garner case in new york city. he will be on the debate stage with the mayor of new york city who has ultimate jurisdiction over the eric garner case and what happens to the police officer in that case. we will discuss that with julian castro at the end of this hour tonight. we will get his reaction to president trump today pretending that he disagreed with his rally crowd last night chanting send her back. julian castro will be on that debate stage in two weeks with joe biden and kamala harris and seven other presidential candidates. it will be a difficult stage for all of those candidates, julian castro performed strongly in the first round and will surely be in the thick of it the second time around. julian castro made his national television debut as a possible presidential candidate on this program w

to make them part of the presidential records act. this is something that i think is critically important to this whole debate. why are we doing this? because they are working with us to comply with the law to follow what the chairman was just saying. in the meantime, while we are doing this, while we are sitting here, as i pointsed out for the hour we're going to be debating this, another $100 million of debt has been racked up. another how many thousands of people poured across the boarder? -- have crossed our border? how much control have we yielded to cartels that truly run our border? that's what we're dealing about. i've got information right here from someone on the front lines on the border saying i will tell you my station -- this is border patrol. my station has around 500 total agents, around 70 for the day shift, 90 for swings, 80 for midnight shift. i'm averaging between nine to 14 on the line for day shift. they've added the horse patrol. they're making our elite line the same. detention security. all the agencies helpin

watch live coverage of democratic presidential candidates from new hampshire on c-span. watch any time at cspan.org and listen with the free c-span radioapp. >>> earlier this week, congressman eric swalwell became the first democratic candidate to drop out of the 2020 presidential race. he explained his decision at a news conference in dublin, california. >> good afternoon. welcome to the ibew 595 union hall. this is a hall i know quite well. when i was a teenager i worked out of this hall on behalf of a council candidate and over the past 20 years worked to support the work of this union and the work and campaigns of other candidates around here, so a very fitting and comfortable place for me and my family, my campaign team to work out of for our campaign. we started about three months ago a presidential campaign believing that we must bring the promise of america to all americans. the idea is that no matter who you are, who you love, where you're from, what your parents did, your hard work should mean you do better for yourself and dream bigger for your kids. it's a pr

and that is interference in the 2016 presidential election. as alleged by the grand jury in an indictment, russian intelligence officers, who were part of the russian military, launched a concerted attack on our political system. the indictment alleges they used sophisticated cyber techniques to hack into computers and networks used by the clinton campaign. they stole private information and then released that information through fake online identities and through the organization wikileaks. the releases were designed and timed to interfere with our election and to damage a presidential candidate. and at the same time as the grand jury alleged in a separate indictment, a private russian entity engaged in a social media operation where russian citizens posed as americans in order to influence an election. these indictments contain allegations, and we are not commenting on the guilt or the innocence of any specific defendant. every defendant is presumed innocent unless and until proven guilty. the indictments alleged and the other activities in

>> i -- >> to address presidential misconduct. toxic i think it's one of the processes. i think is more of a continuum. as i mentioned my testimony during nixon, during the watergate hearings there was actually -- almost a year went by before there was a referral to the full house on a vote on the article. >> so i think it's hard to separate, i would say. >> i agree. i think i agree with everything she just said. i believe that it is completely within this concession of the committee, the power of this committee to not only read the mueller report, but to ask very reasonable question whether we need to know anything else in order to undertake the constitutional response abilities we have. >> and related to that, many of our -- many of our congress's ability to hold the president accountable rely on the executive branch providing congress with information it needs to legislate, to conduct oversight or consider remedies like impeachment or censure. could you begin, ms. fredrickson, with the supreme court has said about congress's power to conduct investigations and to coll

and we need to stand by the presidential records act. we are the law making branch of government under article 1. we are charged with powers of the people to make laws. and it is the job of the president to take care of laws faithfully executed. we need to have official record of what it is the president is doing and we can't have people flouting it and running outside of it. >> would my friend yield for a question? >> delighted to yield to my friend from virginia. >> would it surprise my friend from maryland to learn just a few years ago in this very committee, the distinguished ranking member mr. jordan actually emphatically stated subpoenas were the primary tool for this committee and for congress to be able to get at necessary information to do its work without which frankly would be -- and advocating passionately for the issuance of subpoenas to compel cooperation in issuance of documents and witnesses. would that surprise my friend, given what we just heard? >> i wasn't here then, it would not surprise me that our friend mr. jordan

robert mueller delivered his first statement on his the 2016tion and -- on presidential campaign. here is what he had to say at the time from justice department headquarters. >> good morning, everyone and thank you for being here. two years ago the acting attorney general asked me to service special counsel. he created the special counsel's office. order directed the office to investigate russian interference in the 2016 presidential election. investigating in coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the trump campaign. i have not spoken publicly during our investigation. i am speaking out today because our investigation is complete. the attorney general has made the report on our investigation public. we are formally closing the special counsel's office. i am resigning from the department of justice to return to private life. i will make a few remarks about the results of our work. but beyond these few remarks it is important that the office is written work speaks for itself. let me begin or the appointment order begins, and that is interference

he talked about a recent police shooting and a presidential -- his presidential campaign. >> good morning. thank you. thank you, reverend jackson for your leadership. thank you for the work of the rainbow push coalition and, yes, thank you for this morning, an opportunity certainly for me to become better educated not only about the challenges but about the extraordinary capacities of minority contractors in this area that reflect on the challenges and capacities for

nixon's presidential library. i am with the richard nixon foundation. on this memorial day, we honor the fallen, and appropriately we honor those who were missing or killed in action during the vietnam war, a narrative which -- an era in which president nixon was commander-in-chief. this week marks the 46th anniversary of when the president and first lady welcomed the american prisoners of war held captive in vietnam, and their spouses and their

will feelis -- it like it is all about the presidential. as long as we've got strong candidates already on the ballot. let's go further down, city council races, county commissioner. if they are set up ready to take advantage of what i believe will be a true historic turnout, then we could change a whole dlesloew of state from red to blue. that is our goal. it is very possible. host: thank you. i hope you will come back as the election year progresses. thank you so much. [captions copyright national cable satellite corp. 2019] [captioning performed by the national captioning institute, which is responsible for its caption content and accuracy. visit ncicap.org] "newsmakers" is back. and then we are with is zach and dave of "the washington post." --st of all, you really had on the impact of so many women in the presidential campaign this year. we heard yher opinion. what are the concerns among democratic activists and voters about having a woman at the top of the ticket in their effort to unseat president trump? >> i friend the question that

we had a presidential candidate declaring the election was rigged. we had states that were demanding that they run the elections as they see fit, and you had the federal government watching russia poke and probe electoral infrastructure, and we didn't know what their motives were. it was an extremely tense time. there were hundreds if not thousands of people within the u.s. government laser focussed on this. it was a very sensitive time. >> evan, one of the recommendations in the report is that the u.s. create a list of what they call potential responses to hostile foreign powers to send a clear message. if you try this, something is going to happen to you. what are they talking about? >> well, you know, i think they want to make sure that there are people, at least the united states, telegraphs to these countries that there are consequences to some of these actions. i think during the 2016 elections i think president obama tried to say some of this. as anthony points out, i think frankly the government was caught flat footed, and the response was pe

for the cnn democratic presidential debates. i'm anderson cooper in washington. tonight we're taking you behind the scenes of the upcoming democratic presidential debates that cnn is hosting in detroit. now, usually how candidates are chosen for debates, which night they appear on, who is standing next to them on the stage, that's all decided behind closed doors, but not tonight. tonight we want to be transparent as possible. 25 candidates appear on the debate which takes place in less than two weeks. for many candidates the debates will take place over two nights, july 30th and 31st at 8:00 p.m. eastern right here on cnn. we want you, the voters, to see how we're choosing which ten candidates will appear on stage together on each night. the candidates and their campaigns are waiting to learn who they will share the stage with and they're going to find out just as you will and we will live tonight in "the draw." let's go to wolf for more. wolf? >> anderson, a lot of thought and care has gone into this process to make sure it's t

next year is -- it will feel like it is all about the presidential. as long as we've got strong candidates already on the ballot. let's go further down, city council races, county commission races. if they are set up ready to take advantage of what i believe will be a true historic turnout, then we could change a whole slew of seats from red to blue. that is our goal. it is very possible. >> that is it for our time. host: thank you. i hope you will come back as the election year progresses. thank you so much. newsmakers is back. >> let's talk all things women and politics. first of all, you really had -- on the impact of so many women in the presidential campaign this year. we heard her opinion. as you are doing your reporting and talking to people, what are the concerns among democratic activists and voters about having a woman at the top of the ticket in their effort to unseat president trump? >> i framed the question that way because a person have felt some of it is a fitting over the -- some of it dissipating over the past few weeks. i had less to

the lineup for the cnn presidential debates are set. wolf?hey will be each night based on the ranks and the polls. we'll show you the podium order, the candidates with the highest polling numbers will be positioned in the center of the staining. here the candidates will be debating tuesday, july 30th at 8:00 p.m. eastern. on the left side of the screen. mary ann williamson, tim ryan, amy klobuchar. in the center, pete, beto o'rourk. john hickenlooper, john delaney and steve bullock. here's the candidates will be debating wednesday july 31st. let's go to the left side of the screen. michael bennett, kirsten, julian castro, cory booker, joe biden, kamala harris, andrew yang, tulsi gabbard, jay inslee, bill de blasio. >> so discuss. >> seeing joe biden in between booker and harris. the two that were most aggressively complaining about his remarks about the segregationists. cory booker is what launched that after joe biden made those remarks and kamala harris followed through. there's joe biden standing right between two that created a real probl

i mean, even if it's not the presidential candidate himself, but especially if it is. >> in the case of michael flynn, he was secretly doing business with turkey, correct? >> yes. >> and that could open him up to compromise, that financial relationship. >> i presume. >> he also lied about his discussions with the russian ambassador and since the russians were on the other side of that conversation, they could have exposed that, could they not? >> yes. >> if a presidential candidate was doing business in russia and saying he wasn't, russians could expose that, too, could they not? >> i'll leave that to you. >> i want to look more closely, sir, at paul manafort. your investigation found a number of troubling contacts between mr. manafort and russian officials before and after the campaign, is that correct? >> correct. >> mr. manafort met with a man named konstantin kilimnik, is that right, sir? >> correct. >> in fact, mr. manafort didn't just meet with him, he shared private trump campaign polling information with this man linked to russian intelligence, is that right, sir? >> that is

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our top stories: as the afghan presidential election gets underway, the trump administration announces it will start withdrawing american troops before the us election next year. at least 50 prisoners are killed in fighting between rival gangs in a brazilian jail. two children are among the dead in the california festival shooting. police say swift action prevented many more killings. 350 million trees — that is what officials say ethiopians have planted in a single day, to help preserve the environment. hello. the united states plans to start withdrawing troops from afghanistan before next yea r‘s presidential election. secretary of state mike pompeo describes his directive from president trump as unambiguous — end the endless wars. the afghan war is america's longest, with about 1a,000 us troops still there. two were killed on monday in an apparent insider attack by an afghan soldier, and although peace talks continue with taliban militants, the chances of real progress look uncertain. peter bowes is our north america correspondent. peter, what is behind this, would you say? this app

the headlines: as afg hanistan‘s presidential election gets underway, the trump administration says itill start withdrawing american troops by the end of next year. more than 50 prisoners are killed in fighting between rival gangs in a brazilianjail. i'm samantha simmonds in london. also in the programme. a day after sending his ministers out to talk up a ‘no deal‘ brexit, britain's prime minister says he'll go an extra thousand miles to get a deal. these indigenous people are fighting for their land in the deadliest place on earth to be an environmental defender — it's the philippines. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 8 am in singapore, 1 am in london and eight o'clock in the evening in washington where the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, says the government plans to start withdrawing troops from afghanistan before next year's presidential election. our north america correspondent, peter bowes, has more details on donald trump's reaction to this long war. i think this shows that president trump is becoming incr

people are killed by a roadside bomb in afghanistan as the leaders in a string of attacks his presidential campaigning gets underway there are fears the violence could get worse. as the former an audi chief rupert stadler is formally charged by german prosecutors for his alleged role in the diesel gate scandal. only iraq is great to have you along everyone in a controversial move germany is tightening its laws on migration and asylum while one aim is to make it easier to deport asylum seekers whose applications have not been successful a last year journey to port of nearly 25000 failed asylum seekers but more than 31000 planned deportations didn't take place in the 1st place the reason often being that documents are either missing or that the people due to be deported have gone into hiding while now with this new bill asylum seekers will be penalised. if they were fused to cooperate and it will become easier to detain failed asylum seekers ahead of their deportation do abuse market went to munich to find out just how germany's deportation procedures work in practice take a look. at munich'

director during three presidential elections, correct? >> yes. >> and during those three presidential elections, you have never initiated an investigation at the f.b.i. looking into whether a foreign government urnt feared in our elections the same way you did in this particular instance, correct? >> i would say i personally know, but the f.b.i. quite obviously has the attacks such as russia took in 2016. >> now, director mueller, is there any information you'd like to share with this committee that you have not so far today? >> that's a broad question. and it will take me a while to get an answer to it, but i'll say no. >> mr. mueller, you sahd that every american should pay very close attention to the systematic and sweeping fashion in which the russians interfered in our democracy. are you concerned that we are not doing enough currently to prevent this from happening again? >> i'll speak generally, and what i said in my opening statement this morning and here, that no, much more needs to be done in order to protect against this intrus

the presidential seal there with his name, then there is another presidential seal to the left side of your screen as we're looking at it. the one with his name over it, that's the seal of the president of the united states. on the left side of the screen, do you notice that one looks a little bit different? washington post was first to report on this. i'm not sure how long it would have taken anybody else to notice this happened. how many people were looking at this footage, right? but turns out there is a guy who runs a website called one-term donny, wrist an anti-trump website, you can buy anti-trump merchandise and posters. that guy designed a trump specific satirical seal of the president of the united states. the real one is on the left. this is the one that was projected underneath the president's name on the left. the one projected on the other side of the screen behind the president as he prowled the stage at this trump youth group event the night before mueller's testimony, that's the one on the right. there are subtle differences. first thing, look at the head. you'll notice

the headlines: as afg hanistan‘s presidential election gets underway, the trump administration says itill start withdrawing american troops by the end of next year. more than 50 prisoners are killed in fighting between rival gangs in a brazilianjail. i'm samantha simmonds in london. also in the programme: one day after sending this ministers out to talk up a no deal brexit, the prime minister of britain says he will go on extra 1000 miles to go get a deal. and we take a look at car culture — japan—style. meet the masters of the boso—zuku approach to automotive style. live from our studios in singapore and london, this is bbc world news. it's newsday. good morning. it's 7 am in singapore, midnight in london and seven o'clock in the evening in washington where the us secretary of state, mike pompeo, says the government plans to start withdrawing troops from afghanistan before next year's presidential election. let's get more from our north america correspondent peter bowes. firstly, what does this tell us in terms of providing clues on how donald trump feels about what is, in essence, am

. >>> 483 days until the presidential election, and today one man is out and another is likely in the running. out of a crowded field of 24 democrats, bay area congressman eric swalwell became the first to bow out. and while reports are california billionaire tom steyer will enter the race. abc7 news reporter liz kreutz is live in dublin with a look at what's behind swalwell's decision. liz? >> reporter: yeah, it's the announcement that no congressional or presidential candidates wants to make, but congressman eric swalwell said he saw the writing on the wall. he decided it's best for him tow step aside and redirect his efforts to his reelection campaign. as he said, as he does step aside, we are still waiting to see if someone else well known here in the bay area decides to jump in. >>> at this union hall in dublin, congressman eric swalwell said it was time to call it quits. >> today ends our presidential campaign, but it is the beginning of an opportunity in congress with a new perspective. >> reporter: after a campaign that started nearly three months ago, swalwell became the firs

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i want to talk about presidential politics and black power.lters leads studies and is at the 1976, 1980, 1984 democratic political conventions. he is very much interested in the way in which presidents -- and the rhetoric of the presidency, is impacting civil rights, impacting a movement for black political power, and racial justice and equality. one of the things walters is usually interested in is the convergence between race, democracy and citizenship, and the way in which rhetoric post-1960's starts to attack the moral basis of black claims of citizenship, and black claims of repaired citizenship. when you think about martin luther king jr. and the 1963 march on washington, one of the main things king says in that text, we come here today -- this is washington dc on the national mall, to cash a check, a check that was stamped insufficient funds, but we refused to believe that american democracy is bankrupt. that is what he says. and in the 1960's there is a point where even the president of the united states, two presidents, kennedy and jo

the second round of democratic presidential debates is starting tonight. who's going in on top in the latest match-up? >>> and a hacker is charged in a data breach at capital one affecting 100 million people. ♪ >>> good morning from the studio 57 newsroom at cbs headquarters here in new york. good to be with you. i'm anne-marie green. >>> disturbing new information is emerging this morning about the gunman behind the mass shooting at the gilroy garlic festival in northern california. three people were killed sunday including two children. an entire community is now mourning the loss of the victims. tom hanson is here in new york. tom, what do we know about the gunman at this point? >> reporter: new information is emerging about the gunman. 19-year-old santino william legan. investigators have not determined a motive in the shooting, but they have learned he posted at least two images to instagram on the day of the shooting. one showing the fairgrounds and another that referred to a book popular with white supremacists on extremist websites. the shooter's m

al campai. >>> here is the democratic presidential candidate who was at the top of the presidential pollsaucuses tonight. >> talk about what makes the nation great. a nation is great when it lives its values. right now america at the border, america in our immigration policy that is designed to maximize the terror of families, america, a president that threatens that next week he is going to start raids on people who live here in the united states of america and pose no threat to us, pose no threat to anyone, this is not an america that lives its best values. >> neera tanden and eugene robinson are back with us. near la, you're the presidential campaign veteran here. which spot would you rather have in the polls right now? the lead in the national polls that joe biden has or the lead in the iowa caucus poll that elizabeth warren has? >> well, honestly iowa matters a great deal. whoever comes out of iowa usually catapults into the rest of the country. a lot of these things are expectations. i do think that the poll today out, the national poll out for biden was helpful to him because i thi

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this is presidential politics. and joe biden is going to be himself.s that he did not have a great first debate. and, you know, i'll say that's a little rust. and he has been off the campaign trail a little while. but this is the real joe biden. and he is not messing around. s in there is a way to kwon va the point without being nasty or personal. i disagree with any of that. but he is also not going to be a human punching bag. you say something about me, you say something about my record, i'm going to clap back at you. and have something to say about it. i mean that's just kind of the rules. but there is a way to convey it. and it's more than appropriate. he knows that. >> all right. so kamala harris, right that was the moment. that was the moment. and that was not a good moment for joe biden. it was a breakout moment for kamala harris. she has said you can have medicare for all without raising taxes. bernie sanders has been too honest perhaps about the situation. saying you have to raise taxes on the middle class. joe biden took her on personally on

a luxury for the presidential household. there was simply utilitarian spaces designed to grow as many plants as possible they cranked out thousands, possibly tens of thousands of bulbs, flowers, ferns and for use inside the white house. from left to right, we have a farmhouse, a drink house, a smaller rose house. finally, a general propagating house and an orchid house. in 1902 everything change. all of the greenhouses, as well as the conservative were unceremoniously turned -- torn down. and the reason? to make room for the expansion of the white house under theodore roosevelt, specifically the new west wing seen in the foreground. that was basically that there has never been another greenhouse at the white house since. understandably, the loss of the flower garden did not thrill the president or his family. first lady edith roosevelt came up with a wonderful solution to the problem. it was again possible to move the presidential flower gardens back outdoors. this is what she did in 1902 and 1903. he first lady created two

if you want the state floor to have presidential trips and state services, historic artifacts that are returned to the white house all of that has to be raised privately. there is no taxpayer money used for those things. >> to have a say as to what pieces are in the white house? >> there is a group called community for the preservation of the white house it consists of a lot of the major heads of agencies like the smithsonian, chief usher of the white house, white house curator, head of the national park service and the number of presidential appointees that serve on the committee. the association works with the community for the preservation of the white house to acquire things but also for various renovation projects. for example, when first lady laura bush decided to renovate the lincoln bedroom in 2005, the association helped with funding of the actual project and research that went into it. >> it is called an association to people belong? as members? >> we do have a membership program it has grown by leaps and bounds over the last 2 years. what we tell people is for a pretty modes

see how there is a presidential seal there. the presidential seal there right with his name. there is another presidential seal on the right side of your screen as we're looking at it. the one with his name of it, that's the seal of the president of the united states. on the left side of the screen, do you notice that one gets a little different. washington post was the first to report on this. i'm not sure how many other people were looking at this footage, right? but a guy runs a website called one term donny, which is an anti-trump website you can buy anti-trump t-shirts. this guy designed a trump specific satirical version of the president of the united states. the real one is on the left. this is the one that was projected underneath the president's name at that event. the one projected on the other side of the screen behind the president as he prowled the stage at this trump youth group event, that's the one on the right. there are subtle differences. first thing look at the head. you'll notice in the trump one, the eagle has two heads instead of one. it is pretty much

amy: we're talking with democratic presidential candidate julio castro.e will talk of out the mcdonald's workers protesting this week as well as his positions on amazon and continue to talk about immigration and is being hailed as the kind of breakout star perhaps along with elizabeth warren in that first debate of the democratic presidential primaries that just took place. this is democracy now! we will continue witith julian castro in davenport, iowa, in a moment. ♪ [music break] amy: this is democracy now!, i'm amy goodman with juan gonzalez. as we spend the rest of the hour with julian castro, the 2020 democratic presidential candidate, hailed as the breakout front runner in the debate, when of the first debate, along with elizabeth warren, of, what, 20 people e wo debated over the two days. we are going to turn to a clip right now from the very first debate last month when julian castro and former texas congressmember beto o'rourke clashed over immigration. this begins with moderator jose diaz-balart of telemundo, who raised the issue of undocumented

to presidential candidates? sure, and financial disclosure obligations and filings but then included within the subpoena so i just want to make sure. this asonly challenging it applies -- to the extent it seeks documents the cover him while he was president. mr. consovoy: we are challenging the purpose of the subpoena as being unconstitutional. if the purpose was constitutional. j. millett: i'm back to the question of whether legislation could be had and if there is no there is anyu that constitutional implications requiring presidential candidates to file a financial disclosure form, and for congress to enact obligations to file financial disclosure forms, then that legislation would be had, covered by the subpoena. mr. consovoy: arguing there is no basis for the court -- provision of in -- ethics in government that might sustain this legislation. financial disclosure arguments, the subpoena covers the presidency and you also have to show -- i'm asking if you've shown -- met your task of showing no legislation

to determine whether a foreign adversary had interfered in the presidential election. as the acting attorney general said at the time the appointment was necessary in order for the american people to have full confidence in the outcome. my staff and i carried out this assignment with that critical objective in mind to work quietly, thoroughly and with his so that the public would have. appointing me special counsel directed at our office to investigate russians interference into the 2016 presidential election. this included investigating links or coordination between the russian government and individuals associated with the truck campaign. it also included investigating efforts to interfere with or obstruct our investigation. throughout the investigation i continually stressed two things to the team we have assembled. first, we needed to do our work as thoroughly as possible and as expeditiously as possible. it was in the public interest for the investigation to be completed and not last longer than was necessary the investigation to be conducted fairly and with absol

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