if anyone had a reason to hate ross, to be angry at ross, to not get up on that witness stand for ross. >> right. >> reporter: but yet she did. >> because she believes 100% that it was not intentional. >> reporter: so there she was in court, not condemning ross, but defending him. >> tell these folks a little about cooper. >> cooper was the sweetest little boy. he had so much life in him. he was everything to me. >> reporter: and everything to ross, too, she testified, as the jury watched family videos of father and son. >> what are we looking at there, leanna? >> that's just them in the bed. and that's just kind of a little game that they would play. >> reporter: leanna said ross was the kind of dad who always played at the park. >> go. ♪ >> reporter: and made goofy videos of his son at snack time. you want it? >> yeah. >> did ross love his little boy? >> yes, he did. very much. >> did you ever see ross express anger or hatred or malice toward his son ever? >> no, never. >> reporter: then came that terrible day. the courtroom was silent as leanna described arriving at cooper's day car

ross: too early to tell. brian: some time frame -- what's the date -- ross: let's assume they don't get it done in texas, it's over. may 6. it's over. brian: it has to be 50 states. ross: texas is may 6. i'm saying that's my deal to the american people. register me in 50 states, i'll drop everything. i'll run as your servant. i won't run to anybody but you if you want me. as i have said many, many times. if along the way you find somebody you are more fascinated with, take him. brian: in texas they have to have 54,000 signatures by may 6 and they can't have voted in either one of the pry prairies. ross: that's right. brian: we are out of time. i assume we'll pick up at some future time. ross: we'll see where it goes. [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] >> following this interview, ross parole officially launched his 1992 campaign for president. he ran a

ross and bernie helped make ross perot. it's an honor to have you. >> it's an honor to be on and on behalf of the entire political team, would like to express our condolences. america lost a giant of a man today but he has a tremendous legacy for all of us to enjoy forever. >> i share that and offer that to you as well. what you guys managed to pull off then was an historic third-party run, the likes of which we hadn't seen before and certainly cents. what made it think, do you think? >> what made it click was his ability to communicate with the average person. that's something that you see in texarkana, texas, and he is 30 minute infomercials. he used 30 minute infomercials to educate the american public and it worked. people tuned in and people loved it. he gave them facts and gave them a little humor along with it. >> you can remember a number of times, what's so bad about the debt when you think about it? the chinese and others will always be buying it? and he said it's different investing and owning. >> since then we a

was it denny ross?ng me from behind ask squeezing. >> or hannah's boyfriend. >> did you blame yourself for hannah's murder. >> yes. >> when the night hannah hill disappeared, continues. tz t hannah hill disappeared, continues tz ♪ play it cool and escape heartburn fast with new tums chewy bites cooling sensation. ♪ tum tum tum tums and my side super soft? with the sleep number 360 smart bed you can both adjust your comfort with your sleep number setting. so, can it help us fall asleep faster? yes, by gently warming your feet. but can it help keep me asleep? absolutely, it intelligently senses your movements and automatically adjusts to keep you both effortlessly comfortable. will it help me keep up with him? yup. so, i'll wake up ready for anything? oh, we've got your back. so, you can really promise better sleep? not promise. prove. and now, save up to $600 on select sleep number 360 smart beds. only for a limited time. thanks for the ride-along, captain! i've never been in one of these before, even th

secretary ross even refused my request to meet with them to work it out. as a result, on april 2, more than three months ago, after a bipartisan vote, the committee subpoenaed the documents including a secret memo that the department of commerce wrote about the citizenship question and then gave to the department of justice. the departments have admitted to us that this memo exists. but they refuse to produce this document and many others. last month, the oversight committee passed a resolution to hold attorney general william barr and secretary wilbur ross in contempt of congress. that vote, by the way, members of the committee, was bipartisan. however, many of our republican colleagues apparently support the trump administration's refusal to comply with our duly authorized subpoenas. they claim that we were interfering with the supreme court's decision on this issue. that argument never made sense since we launched our investigation in 2018. more than 10 months before the supreme court even took up the case, but even if you accept that misguided argument

we decided to the betsy ross house to talk about the history of the betsy ross flag coming up when "foxst" continues. ♪ american woman ♪ american woman ♪ i can't believe it. that karl brought his karaoke machine? ♪ ain't nothing but a heartache... ♪ no, i can't believe how easy it was to save hundreds of dollars on my car insurance with geico. ♪ i never wanna hear you say... ♪ no, kevin... no, kevin! believe it! geico could save you fifteen percent or more on car insurance. who used expedia to book the vacation rental that led to the ride ♪ which took them to the place where they discovered that sometimes a little down time can lift you right up. ♪ flights, hotels, cars, activities, vacation rentals. expedia. everything you need to go. expedia. just between us, cleaning with a mop and bucket is such a hassle. well i switched to swiffer wet jet and it's awesome. it's an all-in-one that absorbs dirt and grime deep inside. and it helps prevent streaks and haze. stop cleaning. start swiffering jillian: a look at top headlines this one, military things rolling into place for the salute to am

ross, secretary ross, used in our committee, and he -- because the same language was used in the spleem court case. and what the supreme court said was that, that was contrived. and that's a quote. and incongruent with what the record revealed. in other words he was saying it was not accurate. he may have come and testified before us but it was not accurate. i want to yield to the gentlelady, a member of the committee, ms. plaskett. for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you, madam speaker. i want to respond first to the distinguished gentleman from california, the minority leader, mr. mccarthy, when he talks about us doing work. he asked us if work was being done here in congress and that we weren't responding to the daily needs of america. i would remind him and remind the speaker that we in fact have passed the vibles against women act in the judiciary committee. the energy and commerce committee pass passed the prescription drug bill that came to this floor. energy and commerce is working on medicaid as we speak. r

emily: ross, does libra happen? ross: no, it is going to be shut down.itcoin works pretty good and is a decentralized system. there is a reason why governments have their own money, and it is called control. when crypto came out originally with bitcoin, it was about not letting governments have control over a global digital currency, and it works well. there is no purpose for labor at all, other than for facebook to collect data and facebook to monopolize more information that they can then sell to whoever. i thick with a sit down again and look at this, they are going to be like, what are we doing? you can't get approvals from 180 countries. it's never going to happen. emily: we could go on and on for hours, but this is all the time we have. ross gerber and shira ovide, thank you both. coming up, one small step for man, one giant leap for mankind. it has been 50 years since the world watched neil armstrong take the first steps on the moon. now nasa wants to go back. nasa's cfo tells us about plans to put humans back on the moon within five years. and we

betsy ross herself was an abolitionist.ant to stand up for and they're saying no, no, no. it's a racist symbol. it's just not. ed: a lot of democratic candidates are doubling down. listen to hula january castro and beto o'rourke are saying. they are taking nike's side. >> i was gadd to see that my hope is they didn't just do it to do it they understand the significance there look, there are a lot of things in our history that are still very painful. >> at a time that we seek to repair the damage done following legacy of slavery and segregation and jim crow and suppression. i think it's really important to take into account the impression that that kind of symbol would have for many of our fellow americans. so respect the decision that nike made. ed: beto thinks if you keep moving your hand people will believe you on nike. >> what's he polling at now? we are talking about him. i don't know if we should be. ridiculous. talk about the symbolism of what it is for. greatest possible union fire you could ask for. it's insane. i k

to think secretary ross is -- doing a good job.'ve never heard anything otherwise. >> reporter: a representative says ross's work continues and he has shifted the department into a new era. it's unclear who w to replace ross. the woman that's come up in many times is ray washburn. the texas developer who ran the overseas private investment corporation until march. aides and advisers sayross's depart could come as soon as late summer and his chief of staff is alreadyooking for a new job. for "nightly business report" g m kayla tausche in washington. >>> and durat wide-ranging press conference todayy treas secretary mnuchin also said the administration officials had some very serious concerns ove facebook's proposed digital currency called the libra. mnuchin said thathe fear is it could be misused by money launderers and terrorist financiers among others. facebook has said that it anticipated critical feedback from regulators around the world and that it announced libra a year before its achicipated lao that it could have these kinds

that may be a stay of execution for ross. much turmoil, they might not want the perception all these people are leaving. >> hans, any idea you yeah who could be in the running to replace ross if he's put towards the exit? >> one name we have been hearing is ray wash burn, he's a texas developer. he was head of opec which is an overseas investment corporation. he's been senate confirmed. the old plan was to have maybe someone like robert lighthizer after the china deal got through to have him move over to the commerce department. that doesn't seem to be as ob ra tiff. that was the old plan. we've been down the road before on this. ross always seems to hang on. i can't tell if this one is different. we felt like we had to report it because we are hearing the president is making calls. >> good to see you up and early this morning. >> sure thing. >> jeff, specifically wanted to thank you. he was like, let me say thanks to hans. >>> vice president mike pence is calling the conditions at the border, quote, tough stuff. he made the

ross:? the next step -- sec. ross: the next step would be for our team to go to china. regiment we have always had is one meeting in washington, the next meeting in china. the last meeting was in washington. logically, the next meeting should be in china. david: you've been there since the beginning of the administration. you have said you are staying. you expect you will get a resolution on that panoply of issues before you depart? all, i'm notrst of contemplating any departure so there is no conjunction between that kind of silly rumor and the trade talks. it does give a sense of how long you think it might take? sec. ross: it is impossible to judge how long it will take when the president's objective is to get a proper deal or go ahead with the tariffs. whether itmportant be done a week from tuesday or a month or two months. it is important if we make a deal, it is a proper deal that is a good deal. that is his overriding objective. it is much more important than exact timing. david: we are speaking with commerce secretary wilbur ross in washington. let's turn to the

ross, secretary ross, used in our committee, and he -- because the same language was used in the spleem court case. and what the supreme court said was that, that was contrived. and that's a quote. and incongruent with what the record revealed. in other words he was saying it was not accurate. he may have come and testified before us but it was not accurate. i want to yield to the gentlelady, a member of the committee, ms. plaskett. for two minutes. the speaker pro tempore: the gentlelady is recognized for two minutes. ms. plaskett: thank you, madam speaker. i want to respond first to the distinguished gentleman from california, the minority leader, mr. mccarthy, when he talks about us doing work. he asked us if work was being done here in congress and that we weren't responding to the daily needs of america. i would remind him and remind the speaker that we in fact have passed the vibles against women act in the judiciary committee. the energy and commerce committee pass passed the prescription drug bill that came to this floor. energy and commerce is working on medicaid as we speak. r

ross and he refused. the resolution we are sending to the floor will allow the full house to vote on this and vote on it this week. we are also adding language that creates a process to consider the nearly two dozen senate resolutions disapproving of the president's decision to sell weapons to saudi arabia, united arab emirates and jordan. the third measure we are considering is hr-582 to raise the wage act. it has been more than a decade since federal minimum wage has been increased, the largest gap since implemented. there is no place in america today where a full-time worker making the federal minimum wage can afford the basic essentials. in alabama a minimum wage worker would have to work 68 hours a week to rent a modest one bedroom apartment. our workers deserve a raise. some colleagues are trying to paint this bill as a radical concept. in 2018, voters in arkansas overwhelmingly a passed the measure to increase minimum wage to $11 by 2021. that is consistent with the raise the wage act. so american

he woke up every day and said rm ross perot and heis what i believe.t was a foundation andor motivationverything he did in public life, politics and everythi >> woodruff: were you surprised when he said he was going to run for president, weha an idea to get the government spending down, tackle the deficit. >> i thought abat today and that very request, because i remember -- that very question, because i remember now and i hope i'm not basing on this what i hope were my feelings were then, but i thought that makes sense fothis guy. in other words my feelings about him were all positive. we were frien, not personal friends, professional friends and i thought i admired h because i like what he had done, he supported the military du the evaluate non-war. he wasn't in favor of the war necessarily, he didn't have a political position on it t he supported the people who fought in the war and he took care of pow families and that sort of stuff. en he announce are for president, yes, yes, yes, ross perot rurenning for sident. of course we did a lot of interview

in our recent interview, ross perot jr.ther is a great family man, looks wonderful father. at the end of the day, a wonderful humanitarian. just to figure out how he could help somebody. it's very interesting look back at his life as we remember ross perot today, dead at the age of 89 years old after a five month battle with leukemia. chris wallace, thank you for calling in. >> my pleasure. >> bill: fox news alert. we are learning new details about a tragic story involving a toddler, who died after calling from a cruise ship docked in puerto rico. that little girl was apparently playing with her grandfather near a window when she slipped from his arms. we pick up the story live in miami. >> bill, it's an absolutely horrible tragedy for this indiana family. while they are all the cruise ship, their 1818-month-old girl plummeted 150 feet to her death. from the 11th story of the ship. the ship we are talking about is about royal caribbean under freedom of the seas. very large vessel with 136 passengers on board. it was soon to

this is the same betsy ross flag prominently displayed at president obama's second inaugural.age then. i did not hear from colin kaepernick. but naturally many in the mainstream media are backing nike's decision, colin kaepernick's faux moral outrage notwithstanding. take a look. >> this republican republican x outrage is almost laughable. the shoe, the flag it, it represented a period of time where with all due respect, i was three fifths of a human being. that is an issue. people don't want to go to the time. >> when you look at the early version of the american flag, what does it symbolize? >> it symbolizes, i see the colonies and that leads directly to slavery. >> in some cases the betsy ross flag has been co-opted by white supremacist groups like the kkk. >> now the flag has been used by people who want to pummel african-americans,, and other people, neo-nazis who want to claim that they have the true copyright on american identity, why not choose a flag that is representative of any nomadic everybody? >> gregg: it is not just the media, several 2020 democratic candidates

ross has the brands you want for back to school.ross. yes for less. ♪ ♪ ♪ the next american chinese original is here. new sichuan hot chicken. for a heart breaking limited time only at panda express. and you score the you knperfect outfit?at ross ooooohhhh! game on! now, that's yes for less. nothing beats getting the latest trends at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. ( cheers and applause ) >> stephen: hey, everybody, welcome back. we're here with ricky gervais. it's always great having you here. >> it's always a pleasure. >> stephen: i always enjoy talking with you. we have fairly long and fairly deep conversations, or at least about deep subjects even if we don't dive deeply into those subjects. >> sure. >> stephen: we can only be honest up to a point with each because there's an audience and,ob, we're entertainers and that influences the way we talk to each other, i have to imagine. >> yeah. >> stephen: and i wonder if you would ever want to get to know each other in a private, you know, more per

you knew him, you knew ross perot.what are you thinking on this day. >> well, the first time i ever met ross perot, i was a budget hawk myself and spent most of my career fighting to get us to a balanced budget, which we ultimately achieved. but i remember him showing up in my office one day and he just walked in. he was not a tall guy. he was kind of a short little guy. but he carried himself in a big way. and i remember he said as my assistant said, hi, i'm ross perot, i'm here to see john kasich. where is he? so she opened the door and there was perot. no security, all he wanted to do was come by and talk about his great concern. he was fixated like a lacer beam on the nation's debt and it was interesting, first of all, wolf's review was fantastic, because you didn't realize all the things that ross perot did. >> i agree. >> he certainly was a little bigger -- lived a life bigger than himself, whether it was the p.o.w. issue or the issue of trade. but debt was the thing he focused on and he captured people's attenti

we saw it to rear its head with the betsy ross episode with nike. and we see it with a demagogue towards the military. we must remember our founding fathers and thank them that we are able to exist in w the greatest nation of the history of the world.. >> gregg: charlie kirk, sebastian gorka, good to see you both. thank you so much. when we come back, the battle of the deep state continues, ken starr, bret holman, david sean will be with us to reveal what documents need to be declassified. and later, the left's hypocrisy over the border crisis. that and much more as the "hannity" special continuous. ♪at ial continuous. petsmart's celebrating the fourth, with great deals like... buy 1 get 1 50% off dog and cat food, and holiday dog toys, apparel, beds and more! plus, treats members get 50% more points on all purchases! now that's a celebration... ...petsmart! i felt withdrawn, alone...mile, you become closed off. having to live with bad teeth for so long was extremely depressing. now, i know how happy i am. there was all the feeling good about myself

ross perot was born in 1930 in texas where his father ran a cotton mill.953 and spent four years at sea. he started electronic data systems in the early 1960s. it later became aun of the world's largest technology service companies processing data. perot became a billionaire in 1994 when he sold to general motors for $2.5 million. a couple of years later he started a second data processing company, perot systems corporation. it sold to dell in 2009 for almost $4 billion. in 1969, president richard nixon asked perot to seek better treatment for u.s. prisoners of war in north vietnam. he traveled where he mess with ambassadors from russia and north vietnam. perot made headlines again in 1979 when two eds employees were taken hostage during the revolution in iran, he organized and paid for a successful private mission to rescue the men and bring them home. perot ran for president again in 1996, but this time he was barred from the debates, so he bought network air time and broadcast a series to express his vision for america. perot won only 8% of the vote in

add thellowing ross to citizenship question? >> anyone who has worked in department of government, knows that secretaries do not do this research. they have a lot of of lawyers on staff to do things. staff send them information. they will buy on that -- they rely on that information. louisiana did it. a number of attorneys general sent letters to the department asking that this information be available because they have to defend against litigation, which always follows the census . neil talked about motivation. the argument was, this administration does not care about the rights of people, so this has to be a phony argument. i don't care if you care about the rights or not if you think that. as a matter of defense, lawyers need this information. it is not a frivolous thing. neil mentioned motivation. motivation,parsing not only of members of the administrative branches, what we are saying is they cannot have various motivations. they cannot have multiple motivations. there cannot be political motivations. we have to leave us al

my mom was born a few years near ross perot.t him as a businessman sem kid, because he hired a lot of people. he didn't leave texas. people running all over the country. that was not his style. why did he get 90% as an independent? >> by going from television studio to television studio and delivering the same message in a folksy way. everybody wanted to book him. he was this hot phenom, new face. >> harris: could you do that today? >> you could come but you couldn't win. he didn't have to run in the primary because he does dropped into the race in the spring of '92. he was such a force that when he opposed nafta, it was the famous debate between them, which is the tv spectacle of its time. >> harris: i'm writing things that sound familiar. his intense focus on military and military veterans. he was bringing things into scope that we are talking about currently with this administration. >> absolutely. he was a business success. he didn't really have a lot of political skills, but he had that sort of plain knife and spoken charm.

because of the perot vote and most of of all ross perot.similarities between him and between donald trump. doug wead, when you look at him from a historical perspective, i am sure you agree with what doug schoen was just saying. it seems that both of these men were able to sell an economic message that was palatable. they reduced it to the way normal people talk, and people cared. >> absolutely. i was work as special assistant to the president, george h.w. bush, the incumbent president running against bill clinton when ross perot jumped in. in 1992 i got a phone call from george w. bush. he called me and said dad thinks it's going to be ross perot, bill clinton is out. they were convinced and our data showed ross perot would be president of the united states. but he went cuckoo on us and held a press conference and said people were following his daughters. he temporarily suspended his campaign. trish: bloomberg might have considered a similar type of thing, run as a third party candidate. and we saw a billionaire in california, tom steyer d

now we're talking about wilbur ross.ast week we were talking about dan coates who it was a year ago the president started to turn on him and at the aspen security conference coates deferred from the president's view on -- differed from the president's view on his relationship with vladimir putin. could we see dan coates out, too? >> you might. it depends on the president's whim. there is a difference between what we're seeing here which is the president sort of asking for a resignation and what happened to acosta. all the indications suggest he removed himself from the equation not because he couldn't have a defensible response on whether or not the deal they struck on the epstein case was defensible but whether his presence would become a distraction from just about every other issue. >> hold on. whether or not you remove yourself or the president removes you, is there really a difference? >> a giant difference. absolutely. the president didn't ask for acosta's resignation. he withdrew himself to protect the president.

but the supreme court didn't like whatever wilbur ross' answer was. but does it sound like the president even though he is complaining about him behind the scenes says he does have confidence in him. >> sarah murray is joining us. michael zeldin and former federal prosecutor. so on the law of this, michael, the notion of having this addendum like printing now, having this addendum of the question later or an executive order, this is, of course, all after the u.s. supreme court has spoken. is that constitutional? >> yes, if the court says it is. what we have to remember is what the court was asked to decide was litigation that was begun in april of 2018 where the commerce department said they are adding a citizenship question to help enforce the voting rights act. the supreme court said what they put forth was contrived. it left in place this injunction against including that citizenship question on the census but gave the administration the right to go back to court to see if they could come up with a noncontrived answer. they had that answer do now i

at ross. yes for less. of the year on xfinity tv and internet! then she goes: and save even more with this deal, too! mike, you're on balloons. sarah, you're gonna high five. ben, you're gonna be wowing them with your dance moves. ben, you're on balloons. -yeah, ok. don't miss the xfinity best deal of the year. now that's simple, easy, awesome. it's our best deal of the year, with huge savings of $600 over 2 years. plus, a speed upgrade to 400mbps, free for 2 years. and ask about even more savings with xfinity mobile. click, call or visit a store today. and realize you can get youeverything you need...oss oh, yeah. yep. yes! ...to feel like a boss? to 60 percent off specialty thatstore pricesess. for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. ( band playing ) >> stephen: jon batiste and "stay human," everybody! ( cheers and applause ) jon, i am super excited. i've wanted an interview from our first guest for a long time. idris elba is here tonight. ( cheers and applause ) one of the biggies. can't

the capital is not flying the betsy ross flag. nike placed 50 stars and 13 stripes on those shoes and people had an issue with that i would agree with you but that is not the flag to represent every american right now so let's salute the flag we fly today, not the one we flew 200 years ago. >> that was a myth made up 100 years later. >> i played betsy ross in the kindergarten play, there are probably pictures out there but fox news has a new poll out asking people whether things are patriotic and one of those things is is flying the flag and act of patriotism? 201494% of americans said yes, that is drop 9% since then, now 85% say yes. are you worried about the level of patriotism in this country as we fled into independence day celebrations? >> yes. i heard somebody who's not calling so you are democrat or are you an american because how democrats cannot rally behind the flag -- why isn't that the one place where we can set politics and everything aside and say we love this country, the men and women who served it, is sacrificed,

the capital right now is not flying the betsy ross flag.places 50 stars and 13 stripes on those shoes and people had an issue with that, yes i would agree with you. that is not the american flag. that is not the representation of every american right now. let's salute the flag we fly today, not the one we flew 200 0 years ago. >> shannon: okay. >> really? >> those made up 100 years later. >> shannon: betsy ross in a kindergarten play and i'm sure there are pictures out there and hopefully i won't be in trouble for that. fox news had a new poll and asked whether certain things are patriotic and one of those things is flying a flag an act of patriotism? back in 2014, 90% said yes but that has dropped 9% since this. now 85% say yes. jason are you worried about the level of patriotism in this country especially as we had two independence day celebration question work >> the outcome i heard say, are you a democrat on american because how democrats cannot rally behind the flag? why is that not the one place where we can set politics and everythin

betsy ross the latest example. birth of america did begin with the taking of land from native americans and human beings at slaves. it's ironic we find ourselves asking this question. are we going to allow white supremacy to take whatever symbol they want and allow them to define what it means to each of you? are we yielding to bigotry and allowing to take what was never theirs? taking a knee is an act of patriotism. when it comes to racist ideology america cannot bend its knee. we have a lot to discuss tonight. next. here are even more reasons to join t-mobile. one do you like stranger things? sure you do. that's why netflix is on us. two unlimited data. use as much as you want, when you want. three no surprises on your bill. taxes and fees included. still think you have a better deal? bring in your discount, and we'll match it. that's right. t-mobile will match your discount. behr presents: tough as walls. that's some great paint. ♪ that's some great paint. behr. ranked #1 in customer satisfaction with interior p

at ross.es for less. >>> new at 11:00 he's got the moves on and off the court steph curry is defending his wife. the enter note not pleased, but steph fired this video in response. >> you all sent me a video at your own restaurant -- it's going to happen. >> at your own restaurant. all right. very good. >> they're unveiling their new family foundation today as well. they're just having fun. >>> have fun tomorrow, too. >> seen you then. >> see you then. >>> steph and ayesha curry are playing their hearts out for kids. >>> nerd alert. it's comi-con. >> and look who lawrence is fitting for a halo at project angel food. >> that's right, it's true, heaven must be missing an angel. she's right here. >> i'm not sure everyone will agree. in my eyes you are. live. >> 1 millionth immediate. >>> it's all happening here on "california live."

that this is the option that the census bureau itself recommended to the commerce secretary, wilbur ross, in january of 2018. and said, not only should you do it this way, it won't be expensive, and it's also more reliable data than you would get on a census. so here we are. >> and there are still big, open questions about whether wilbur ross was honest in congressional testimony. he told congress you aren't oath that the justice department was the one that had told him that they wanted to add the census data. it appears that the record in the supreme court litigation contradicts that. even if this is the end of the legal fight, this scandal might not be over for the trump administration yet. >> and it comes, dana, as the administration, we're also told, will begin this sunday rounding up undocumented immigrants in the united states and trying to send them out of the country. this is something that the political base of the president clearly wants to see. >> and has been asking for and waiting for to resume for a long time. absolutely. this is classic donald trump. and you know, look, to

>> yeah, no, ross perot is an american original.resented sort of the strain and generation of american politics that stand out. you know, raised in texarkana, delivered newspapers at age 12 by horseback. earned his way into the nafl academy. started a wildly successful computer data company and forced himself on to the national stage with these two presidential campaigns. he channeled the sort of popular resentment against a two-party system that would later propel donald trump to power. he had many the same issues were resonating back then. he talks about nafta, that great sucking sound you hear is jobs heading to mexico. i think he was quirky, colorful, he was conspiracy-minded, but he also sort of appeals to kind of this american idea of can-do spirit and independence that stands out today. >> steve, let's talk about his impact on modern politics, because it is significant especially on this day when tom steyer decides to get into this race. i mean, here's a guy, one of the things i remember about ross perot, he decided that, you

ross perot, an american original.emember, you can find much more of all the day's news at our website. i am laura tvelyan. thank you for watching "bbc world news america." announcer: f for this presentation is made possible by... the freeman foundation; by judy and peter blum-kovler foundation, pursuing solutions for america's neglected needs; and by contributions from viewers like you. thank you. announ now you can access more of your favorite pbs shows than ever before... this is the future! with pbs passport, a member benefit that lets you binge many of the latest shows and catch up on your favorites... we really are living in the modern world. any timeou want... man: wow! how about that? anywhere you are. woman: there's literally nothing like this in the world. announcer: support your pbs station and get passport, your ticket to the best of pbs. captioning sponsored by newshour productions, llc i' woodruff: good evening. judy woodruff. on the newshour tonight: out of the shadows. how charges against fund manager j

it wasn't a waste of time for secretary ross to do what he did. it opened up a trial of information that the bureaucrats knew about, but the political and know about. it is probably accidental death they gave them the information. so, we all ought to be very thankful to secretary ross for what he's done. the other thing in the executive order notes the case that' caset open the question of whether states could redistrict state legislative district based on total population of voter populations that you could guarantee that there would be litigated in the disinformation coming from the commerce department will be essential to that. the other is regarding a lawsuit brought by the state of alabama because they anticipate that they will lose congressional seats because of the counting of aliens in the redistribution of the seats. this is the case that we litigated ten years ago regarding the louisiana. you have another minute. >> that's never happened before. why is this important? one of the things he discovered when they got to the administrative re

and i was at the hearing when we had secretary ross there. and very clearly we pointed out that you don't need a citizenship question to enforce the voting rights act. you don't need -- we have smaller surveys that they do where we include it now. but the president himself said last week that it was partisan gerrymandering that was her own motive. he outed his own cabinet secretary. we've been trying to get documents. the oversight committee's role is to make sure that we can get to the bottom of the motivations of the administration. that's why our founding fathers set up three branches of government. it's our job in congress to get answers to questions. it's the administration's job to act on it. >> the president is telling wilbur ross don't participate. don't answer their subpoena. ignore them, basically. that's an amazing statement. >> this contempt vote allows us to -- it's a criminal contempt resolution. and now it allows us to go to court and enforce our subpoena authority. >> it's great to have you on. >> get answers to this question.

lawmakers are poised to vote on holding attorney general william barr and commerce secretary wilbur ross in contempt over a dispute tied to the administration's efforts to add a citizenship question to the 2020 census. >>> all of that is coming up, but firls not the chief white house correspondent jim acosta, and jim, we can expect to hear more from president about this fight he is having with the four democratic congresswomen. >> yes, that is right, wolf. the president just left the white house, and as he was leaving he talked with reporters and at one point he said this he believed that he was winning the fight against the four congresswomen known as the squad. he is also not relishing the battle, but looking at the last four days, it does not seem that way. >> reporter: just days of firing off racist tweets aimed at four congresswomen, president trump believes he has turned a corner and winning the war of words that he has began. >> i believe i am winning the political fight and i withwinnia lot. >> why? >> because they are not espousing the views of the country, and the four congress

at ross. yes for less.ape is the only painter's tape treated with patented paintblock technology. paintblock reacts with the water in latex paint to form a micro-barrier against paint bleed, giving you the sharpest lines possible. get professional results with frogtape... no messy lines, no paint bleed. for sharp lines every time, frog it! and realize you can get youeverything you need...oss oh, yeah. yep. yes! ...to feel like a boss? that's yes for less. 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices for every room and every budget. at ross. yes for less. anniversa >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by mercedes-benz. the best or nothing. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank casey affleck and jack quaid, apologies to matt damon we ran out of time for him. "nightline" is next. but first, this is his album "african giant." here with the song "anybody," burna boy! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ ♪ i don' charge my energy i no get time for no enemy tori pe won le tomi ♪ ♪ nothing wey person never see o

at ross.for less. and you score the you knperfect outfit?at ross ooooohhhh! game on! now, that's yes for less. nothing beats getting the latest trends at 20 to 60 percent off specialty store prices. at ross. yes for less. >> closed captioning provided by, >> imagine, helping their teeth becomes four times stronger, preventing cavities up to 40%, act! kid fluoride rinse, stop imagining, start acting. >> if there's anyone you need to have confidence in, it's the contractor cutting down the old tree out back. >> oh, my gosh, it's just getting worse. >> the contractor's chainsaw tro got stuck, so he called out to his calling for help, that's some help. >> that thing came right at her arm, k branch, robably not running, and even if it is spen so, at least that's some good news, but my gosh, the branch could have taken her out, the latter, they are both lucky. >> you are still ducking over there. >> i saw her arm being chopped away by that thing, i can see it in my brain. >> let's head over to miami

back at a time when betsy ross first sewed it.this guy and thissian and overly political tone that we are dealindealing with. deneen, it's good to see you. happy fourth. >> happy independence day. trish: in 2016, united forcibly dragging one of its passengers off its airplane. find out what united did this time. isis renewing calls for sympathizers within our country to launch their own domestic terror attack. i can't tell you who i am or what i witnessed, but i can tell you liberty mutual customized my car insurance so i only pay for what i need. oh no, no, no, no, no, no, no... only pay for what you need. liberty. liberty. liberty. liberty. ♪ stimulant laxatives forcefully stimulate i switched to miralax for my constipation. the nerves in your colon. miralax works with the water in your body to unblock your system naturally. and it doesn't cause bloating, cramping, gas, or sudden urgency. miralax. look for the pink cap. it's a revolution in sleep. the sleep number 360 smart bed is on sale now during our lowest prices of the seas

. >>> new backlash over nike nixing that betsy ross flag. alveda king says, unless something else changes, that backlash will get worse a lot worse. >>> questioning that citizenship census. apparently back on. more the question in the citizenship census that was supposedly out. not so. blake burman with more at the white house. hey, blake. reporter: let me walk you through what happened in the last 24 hours or so because yesterday the commerce department through the commerce secretary wilbur ross put out a statement essentially saying that the 2020 census would go forward without the citizenship question, even though they don't agree with it, even though they don't like it, the census is being printed. here is what the commerce secretary said yesterday, quote, the, he said he respect the supreme court but strongly disagree with its ruling regarding my decision to reinstate a citizenship question on the 2020 census. the census bureau started process printing the questionnaires without the census. my focus, that of the bureau and entire depart