rosen and donahue thoroughly investigated the claims. donoghue spoke with the president and told him the truth about numerous false claimants, including one involving dominion machines in northern michigan. >> there you had supposedly a cyber expert group issue a report that said there was a 68% error ralte. there was not a 68% error rate. it was a.006 error rate. >> the vote counting down at the state farm arena in atlanta, michigan. >> i don't run to see if people are walking in with suitcases and putting them under the table with a black robe on them. >> there were allegations of suitcases with ballots being smuggled into the facility, ballots being run through multiple times. the u.s. attorney looked at it, found that none of those allegations were true. >> donoghue's boss jeff rosen forwarded an e-mail from mark meadows asking the department of justice to look into the possibility that italian satellites were changing votes from trump to biden. >> they sent these new numbers back up through this military satellite, italian military

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his replacement, acting attorney general jeffrey rosen, who came with a blunt yet low-key acting deputy attorney general named richard donohue. like barr, rosen and donohue took seriously and thoroughly investigated each of the fraud claims coming from then president trump. in late december, donohue spoke with the president and told him the truth about numerous false claims, including one involving dominion machines in northern michigan. >> there you had supposedly a cyber expert group issue a report that said there was a 68% error rate. it was not a 68% error rate. in fact, it was i think a 0.006% error rate. >> donahue also debunked fraud claims trump stayed about the vote-counting done at the state farm arena in atlanta, georgia. >> i don't walk in to see if people have suitcases and putting them around the table with a black rope around it. >> there were allegations about suitcases of fraudulent ballots being smuggled into the facility. >> now they're going to start pulling these ballots out from under this table. >> ballots being run through multiple times. the u.s. attorney looked

i will facet over to michele rosen for the next question. michele rosen: good morning, ambassador, so glad you're with us. in the spirit of being open to speaking to everyone, i wanted to ask the following question i'm in so many jewish americans including those of us who sit on this board, supporters and members have expressed concern about the judicial overhaul in israel. according to a recent survey by the jewish elected institute, 60 1% of jewish american voters believe that judicial overhaul would weaken, if not undermine, israeli democracy. do you have a sense of where this is headed. will some or all of it be enacted>looking into your crystal ball , if you have one, what do you think? ambassador nides: it is a great question and as you know several months ago, i was asked on david axelrod's podcast uh about what i uh what my advice has been to the prime minister -- several months, and the night before i did the podcast -- anyway, the night before did the podcast, i talked to my daughter who had met this new guy in she met him online a

mark rosen broke capitol former acting director the welcome. daniel was senior vice president center for strategic and international studies welcome to you. mr. powell is a chief executive officer of clear path clear path action welcome. i'm sure i will get his name wrong so i apologize before. hopefully that's pretty close. i hope this is not bother you. but the distinguished nonresident fellow chief executive upper catalyst we think each of you taking time to be here today. each of you will be recognized for five minutes to give an oral presentation of your testimony. it would be part of the record. i control the time of my gavel so we start here that means is close to time to stop on your desk in front of you you should have a timer to see the yellow button wrap it up. the red button means you're going to garbled out. with that, doctor you are this morning. correctness for five minutes. >> please turn your microphone on police thank you. >> german, ricky member beatty members of the subcommittee thank you very much for the opportunity to tes

rosen bush in light of your profits. what are the intentions of the industry to address the critical needs that the u.s. producers have dealing with record i am put cost for domestic producers. >> taken congressman crawford in your expertise on fertilizer is always appreciated. i would say we live in a globally traded, were globally traded commodity that realizes on supply and demand and what we think about geopolitically with russia, belarus and china. all of those china has put on some of their exports have an impact on the farmer right here in the united states. also from a free-market perspective you're going to see price setters such as europe which is the marginal producer with high natural gas cost is going to drive up the cost of fertilizer right here for the united states farmers and furthermore i would say it's hard to put fertilizer all in one category but generally speaking you may confirm or actually has fertilizer available at a discount compared to the competitive farmers in brazil or africa or other place

senators warnock and tillis and casey and capitol hill and bozeman and rosen. this is a diverse group on the floor today whose states reflect the vibrant and wonderful diversity of our great nation. from the deep south to the mountain west to the industrial midwest. we represent different places we may disagree on many things, but we love this country. we know we can do better for the people who make it work. dr.. and the civil rights leaders of his generation did more than just about anybody to push this country to live up to our founding ideals and to make the dream of america real for everyone. protesting working for change, organizing, demanding our country do better. those are some of the most patriotic things all of us can do? that's dr. king's charge in this letter. my favorite single line, certainly in this letter. and maybe in all of dr. king's preachings and teachings and writings, progress never rolls out on the wheels of inevitability. progress never rolls in on the wheels of an inevitability rolls in because we make it so. that is our charge. think

and then it became jeff rosen and other officials at the department of justice by truthfully saying, mr. president, we looked at this and there's no evidence to support the incendiary things you're saying publicly about the election. and they either lost their jobs or almost lost their jobs. and that all, his attempt to replace people that were doing the right thing with people that were willing without a basis in fact or law to say other things to facilitate this multi-part plan to disrupt the joint session, that is why the special counsel is asking about the loyalty test and all these personnel changes. >> "the times" reports also that the special counsel is in particular looking at what mr. trump did -- president trump did in and around the justice department and trying to install trump loyalists there. can you flush out for me why in particular in particular the department of justice, was that just seen as the most convenient lever of which to stay in power? >> the justice department is where some of these very same allegations the president were repeating publicly actually were

nascent partisan underground movement by no means was the confrontation unfolded not only between rosenand bormann, the implementation of the course of church strategy. a duel began between the nazi secret services of the main department of imperial security and the abbr rsha. e, supported the position of bormann and advocated that religious life should not be developed in the occupied territories, another position was held by rosenberg, who advocated the use of religion as tools, it is very important to understand that for the nazis, who come here, religion. the church acted precisely as an instrument, a propaganda instrument of anti-bolshevism in the struggle against the big ones. rosenberg was supported by aber german military intelligence and counterintelligence in the occupied territories for the nazis, the primary task was to organize the further unimpeded advancement of troops, as well as to resolve issues of economic social life and create german authorities to do. it was n't easy. wehrmacht civil administration encountered active resistance from the people, in addition to cruel

and that is why chris krebs, that's why jeff rosen and -- bill barr, and all the people who told him,rtant. >> as we talk about the falsehoods that were spread in and around the election, i think it's important to note how much that misinformation has seeped into the groundwater. today, congresswoman marjorie taylor greene claimed that honeypots they have been used to and trap january 6th participants. as someone who worked so in diligently diligently on this investigation, what is your reaction to that? >> it's patently absurd. there's absolutely no evidence of any such anything. again, it's grasping for straws. people who were there on january 6th where they are because they were federalized by the former president, that the election had been stolen. they were lies because credible people like chris krebs consistently told him that there was no foundation for that. that makes his actions criminal. that informs the intent behind all of the multi part political steps that he took invents in advance of the -- and was inaction during the riot, all informs -- evidentiary showing that he

and you point out julian rosen wald with the rosen wald schools. are booker t.er, people don't want to hear that now. why? >> well, again, because it doesn't fit the narrative, brian. you know, it is -- there are every day americans that have been helping each other, helping black americans, especially in poor circumstances, i'm included as a kid growing up. >> there are every day people that have been tutoring, volunteering, donating. i tell you when you look at the vast majority of brokial schools in inner city, america, those things have been existing for decades because of the generation donations of christian white evangelicals and catholics trying to help people that don't look like them. we never hear about these stories. and that there is a reason why censored from the general population. it's an agenda. there's an agenda, brian. i will tell you it's not good for us as a country. it's not good for us as a people. >> brian: i guess people like you have to pushback and everybody does to talk about how great this country is and push it as far as we need to

caucus member and matt rosen dale and intelligence committee member congresswoman bhara. c-span washington journal join the conversation live at 7 eastern wednesday morning on c-span. c-span now, or online at c-span.org. c-span is your unfiltered view of government where funded by these television companies and more including mid-co. ♪ ♪ supports c-span as a public service alo with these other televion providers, giving you a front row seat to democracy. missouri newly republican since assumed office in january priert the senate mr. schmitt served asking missouri attorney general. thank you mr. president it is an honor to give you this speefn i want to thank the senior senator from missouri, we may be youngest combo he's younger than me but he's the senior senator reminds me of that often as we speak to groups but toipght thank him for his leadership and it isen a pleasure to serve with him. sir blunt is here who i followed here in the senate. when benjamin franklin exited the constitutional convention, he was asked what type of government the delegates had come up with.

jeff rosen suggested the homeless and mental health crisis need fresh ideas, arresting low level mentally ill homeless drug addicts and tossing them in jail is neither fresh more effective. the war on drugs is an an teak, inhumane idea. experts say the key is to those supplying the drugs. >> i think the police, obviously they always make their efforts by trying to work up the chain to get to the people who are supplying, manufacturing, et cetera, that's their goal and they want to cut off the head of the snake. >> reporter: officers nearby were seen doing foot patrols. they tell us it's due to community concerns. as downtown san jose tries to take back its streets. damian trujillo, nbc bay area news. >>> a 15-year-old boy died this weekend after a shooting in santa rosa. that teen shot saturday night on black smith way. officers found the teen lying in the street. paramedics did rush him to the hospital. unfortunately he died late sunday night. police say they also found a handgun and shell casings underneath the boy. two groups of young people got into an argument that escalated into a s

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carjacking charges against defendant kevin parker on >> santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen says that he believes the evidence against kevin parker on a is overwhelming. if convicted of these crimes, he will spend the rest of his life in prison. investigators say that last thursday, in the course of just a few hours, parker on a step 3 people and struck 3 pedestrians with vehicles that he had car jacked. 3 people died and 2 suffered life-threatening injuries. there may have been additional injuries as well. parker was taken into custody in milpitas san jose police department says that he does have a criminal record district attorney ross and says that his office has reviewed the suspect's history. there is nothing that we could have done that would have prevented this. police have so far not identified a motive, although they say some of the attacks to appear to have been intentional acts. but for now in the south bay, charles clifford kron, 4 news. people experiencing homelessness in san jose will soon have more access to protected places to park their vehicles. >> city sup

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reporter: parkourana had a history of mental illness and today santa clara district attorney jeff rosen acknowledged it's possible the suspect's legal team may pursue a mental health defense. bud he says that won't deter prosecutors. >> we're confident that the defendant knew what he was doing when he did it. >> reporter: the quarterback a. says if convicted, parkourana will be off the streets for good. >> given the charges that i have filed against this defendant, which include special circumstances, he will spend the rest of his life in prison and die there. >> reporter: this afternoon, the judge ordered parkourana to show up in court thursday for arraignment. >>> rain in june. i felt it. saw it coming down when i was driving to work this morning. check this out. we want to show you video from san jose. rain made its way across the bay area today. a live look at our network of cameras right now. you can see it's still gray out there in parts of the bay area. chief meteorologist jeff ranieri. wow, really strange for june, jeff. >> it certainly is. wild and unusual for us. i've got sate

in a statement, the d.a., jeff rosen suggested the homeless and mental health crisis needed fresh ideas. his statement reads in part, quote, the so-called war on drugs strategy is an antique, inhumane ineffective idea that causes jail overcrowding and racial disproportionally. >> i think the police, obviously their make their efforts by trying to work up the chain to get to the people who are supplying, manufacturing, et cetera, that's their goal, and they want to cut off the head of the snake. >> neighbors did tell they heard from city hall over the weekend. >>> a popular oakland doughnut shop has reopened after one of its employees was held at gunpoint. it happened around 1:00 a.m. on friday. the owner of colonial doughnuts off lake shore avenue shared surveillance video with us. you can see here three different angles of this robbery. you can see the suspects jump over the counter, holding the worker up at gunpoint, and directing him to open the cash register. the employee was not hurt but the suspects got away with an undisclosed amount of money. >> it is extremely heartbreaking. i

of the interesting things about the work that the committee did in the senate is that they pressed rosenat the justice department at the end of the trump administration, whether or not they felt donald trump had committed a crime. they said in their meetings with him, he actually did take their advice eventually, which was when they advised him to do the legal and right thing, including not installing jeffrey clark at the top of the justice department. but they also said again and again that they weren't really sure what clark was up to. they felt i it very disconcerting that he has so much access to real information and accurate information about the fact that the election was not stolen but that he was still conspiring and working with others in the white house and around the white house to try to do something they knew was not only untrue, but potentially unlawful. so it was really early indication that there was going to be legal problems down the road for jeffrey clark. fast forward, jeffrey clark right now in washington, d.c., there's a fight over whether or not he's going to lose

rosen, so we think that china is perhaps profiting from the imf and get on the same note they want to increase their quota. we have a lot of evidence that there is manipulation taking place, the exchange rate, things of that nature. i have a bill called the china exchange rate transparency act that will bring a lot of demand and commonsense reforms if you well. it is the imf director currently pursuing getting china to operate how other countries operate within the imf? >> i know the executive director worked for me as my deputy, treasuries civil servant and she is a good person that does understand the issues related to china. >> thank you, mr. chairman. i yield back. >> the gentlelady from california for five minutes. >> thank you chairman and ranking member for holding this very important hearing today. i would like to insert into the record a recent piece titled china's loans pushing the poorest countries to the brink of collapse. the ccp is the world's biggest government lender to emerging economies and at the same time the biggest borrower and a debtor of the world bank. how can

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. >> i love the controversy online, it was too harsh and physical punishment is wrong and mollie rosenike not enough. [laughter] >> it's amazing my kids tell me their friends think we are the toughest parents. [laughter] let's look at what he actually said. we have a quote here, he says for those concerned the hill running was his idea, he said he didn't run during the game, the kid is next level so you've got to love that. the kid doesn't want during the game. to be honest, the hill didn't look that big. it is tough to run uphill but it isn't a giant hill. >> kids know when they've given up too early, they want to feel good what they've done and when we lowered standards so they get a's or all ribbons, they know they haven't done what they need to. >> i think also what he said earlier about this is the toughest part of being a parent, disciplining and you know that too well but you have to because if you don't, what ends up happening? >> they end up in prison. [laughter] >> there is a fine line, how do you balance that? >> you want them to be able to see through to the end and you are

let's bring it to daniel rosen, great to have you with us.trategic competition of our time. are we going to see more progress toward the grown-up revelry? the guardrails? the expectation has been deliberately managed. >> at the we looked back the past two years and the u.s. was in a very unusual place coming off the trump years. it does make sense to me that the focus in washington was on shoring up the american position, the american economy and we are there now. the u.s. is back basically where it should be in terms of international relations. a pretty strong economy. it is now turning to the external side to get back to that conversation with beijing. i think that is the backdrop here. there is a sense that washington is back standing on his feet the right way properly. we have a lot to talk about in terms of whether the chinese economy. >> this comes at a pretty challenging time for beijing domestically. there is not a time when china is going to sincerely pass through as a saving grace to the rest of the world although they might still d

matt rosen dale is mulling a bid.he primary could get aggressive and nasty as you try to win this primary? >> well, we don't have any other declared candidates yet. matt is our house representative and hope he continues to do good work there. it is important we hold the house majority. it's a tentative majority and we need to be focused on the senate race to flip the seat and retire tester. i hope it stays that way. i can't predict what will happen. what i can tell you as you mentioned john tester has been a venerable candidate and won a lot of races. a lot of folks say montana has gotten redder. i think it is still the same. what happened is the democrat party has moved left very aggressively in the last few years and during covid laid the vision bare for the country. it was clear it was about inflation, open borders, government control, telling you when your kids will go to school and what they learn, when you can leave your house and go to work, whether you get a paycheck or whether your business is on en or closed

the city's district attorney, jeff rosen awarding the racial justice grant to 14 organizations including silicon valley pride and camp carter. international karate association. these funds will help sponsor events, tutoring and provide karate classes for disadvantage. here. >> don't go. it is now. one thing is not only funds not leave 50. have tools to make sure that you don't die. death is not the only negative outcomes smell. >> good days, 50% there. i expected to be way for the rest of my use them, johnny, like how can one vida any cavity and so many organ systems. >> while many are eager to move past covid-19 and pretty much anything related to the pandemic. there are about 16 million americans suffering from long covid. everyday health leaders believe some of them will be doing so for years to come this month, the national institutes of health identified 12 key symptoms of long covid and this week here on kron 4, i'm taking a deep dive into that long list of symptoms and bringing you the stories of people impacted starting tomorrow on kron. 4 news at noon, we learn what long covid i

to trump on the phone with rosen and do not lieu saying, just say it is correct.l allies will do the rest. to the muller report. three or four, where they said it wasn't true that he wanted mueller fired. you can pull back the layers in multiple efforts to investigate the truck in and every one of them holds an episode of trump asking someone to just say something to the press that isn't true. . >> absolutely. and what donald trump was looking for, first, impeachment. i have to say, this is where, what mark meadows has to say. it's just so important. as you noted in your discussion, that he could really be like a flipping, to go into my new york organized crime, as a prosecutor, this could be like flipping the underboss of the gambino family with respect to john gotti. this is the number two who even more than mike pence, was exactly where you would want a witness to be. but the critical thing that we do not know is whether mark meadows will say, i had all of the same knowledge as the former president and i knew what we were saying and doing was wrong. that this w

gerard mallioka is the samuel r rosen professor of law at the indiana university robert h mckinney school of law. he's the author of many books which we've had the pleasure of discussing at the ncc and the most recent which we're here to talk about is washington's air the life of justice, bushrod, washington. maybe marcus is research professor of law and directer of the institute for constitutional studies at the george washington university law school where we've been colleagues for many years as editor of the documentary history of the supreme court of the united states 1789 to 1800 professor marcus published eight volumes with many articles on legal history. she was appointed by the librarian of congress as the general editor of the oliver wendell holmes devised the history of the supreme court of the united states in 20 15 and walter starr is a historian a new york times best selling author a two-time winner of the seward award for excellence in civil war biography. he's the author of several books including john jay founding father and most recently salmon p chase lincoln's vital riv

rosen of oppenheimer insight was telling me that he sees an opportunity in small caps.s is a year to date chart. up top, nasdaq 100, qqqs outperforming 33% on the year. s&p 500 not too shabby. russell 2000 had been slightly negative a couple of weeks ago. now it is up for 3%. that they think we will start to see this rotation and this year's rally will broaden to beyond big tech names and could go into other sectors, which could give to the russell 2000. we are seeing that today. as for other cross assets we might take a look at some of the vix, 14 handle. s&p 500 may have its mind on what it wants to do. complacency there. yields, bonds lower, but yields higher. supporting the idea that we will maybe seek major indexes follow specialty indexes. risk assets down after a nice run. bitcoin yesterday had been 6% or 7%. now it is up 1% despite the sec now suing coinbase in addition to binance. tom: about 25,004 now, bitcoin. now the sec does go after crypto as abby was saying. and coinbase for breaking securities rules. that is a day after it went after finance. we spoke wi

a whole another level we are talking, you know, the rosen -- >> does not mean he actually lost to hand over something. it appears that he is showing something? >> the short answer is no. but they have got to know it is. and that is why i suspect they haven't charged him. it is in there mainly for atmosphere to say that this is the kind of guy, this is what he would do. he is so indifferent to the national interest. this is the highest national interest. so paragraph six here is really put in there for sort of atmosphere rather than charging dissemination. we will see if they have the goods to charge that double wide. >> okay, draw, they've laid off the legal case. let's talk about national security implications of this. how dangerous is it? >> so it is extraordinarily dangerous. and it crosses over into the legal and also because it is pure to the charge. which is 18 usc 70 93. which is defense information. doesn't matter if it is classified, they made that law in 1917. there was no such thing as ossified. but it's defense information that could be -- to the security of the united stat

a wobbly thanks to rosen, angela fossa for joshua, it was was it took my breath away.i look, i woke up the next morning. i was still crying. >> there was not a dry eye in the house where couple surprise was that were announced at the party that we can't share with everyone just yet because they are saving some some fun tomorrow. and i know there are some more fun things happening tomorrow, including some i think some things are going to blow you away and our viewers so well, guys, but you're not totally leaving us here at kron 4. you're still coming back and doing some special reports and your retirement, as you said, gives you back some of your. >> your time. yeah. and it's going to give you some more time to get back into the community and also come over to my house for dinner. is hang out. that's right. what are some of the community events and organizations that you're most excited to more time ok right away. i don't want to do i mean, being honest, although i am taking the kids for idc to launch next week. >> and the east oakland youth development center has been

and former federal prosecutor and national security lawyer paul rosen wing. thank you both so much for joining us. james, he is saying out loud as i was just saying that he can't declassify those documents that he had when he was no longer in office. does that full context of the tape as you hear all of it change anything for you in terms of the strength of this evidence for the special counsel? >> not really if anything it bolsters it. if this evidence is admissible than i am imagine that they are going to try to challenge a number of different fronts, i am not sure where they make their argument here to exclude this evidence? but if it is admissible in court, it certainly is troubling for their defense. at least for trump's defense in this. it bolsters the governments claim under the espionage act. it also will switch their claim, you know, under the obstruction case. because, you know, one of the things he has been saying all along is that he can just wave a magic wand and these documents are declassified. and in this instance, in his own words, he saying

as i said here in department 23 and afterwards, district attorney jeff rosen says he will address the media. we will have an update for you online and of course, 4:00 this afternoon on the 4:00 news. we're live outside the hall of justice here in san jose. jesse gary ktvu, fox two news. we'll head back to you appropriately. jesse thank you. an arrest warrants been issued for a man accused of attacking a former san francisco fire commissioner. a nobel warrant was ordered this morning for 24 year old garrett doherty after he did not show up for a court hearing. his lawyer was there with the prosecutor and the trial continued cameras not allowed inside. doherty's attorney says it's not yet known if he'll be kept in custody for the duration of the trial. once he is arrested. that's going to depend on what the court decides . it's kind of like a it'll be a decision that and the court will take the totality of the circumstances. obviously the fact that he now has a bench warrant issued against him will be something that the court puts in the formula to make the decision on whether or not he

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santa clara county district attorney jeff rosen said the incident left nine other people injured. the sheriff's department that he did not wish to come to court today. he we filed the charges against him. neighbors told ktvu that parker has a history of mental illness and that could possibly a key as his case moves through the legal system. arraignment is scheduled for thursday. well, new at ten tonight, santa rosa. police are investigating disturbing and potentially threatening messages that were sent to teachers and administrators at rincon valley middle school last friday. officers responded to that school after a teacher reported receiving a lengthy powerpoint presentation that contained racist and anti semitic content. several campus officers as several campus officials scuse me, also received that same message earlier tonight. i talked with police about the concerning language and if they believe the email was sent by a student or if it was a random act. this email contained approximately 40 slides within these slides where several racist, anti-semitic, homophobe images and