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sam adams and miss america edited by printon historians julian zelizer and kevin kruse. each of those oks hasold north of 4000 copies. this year, so far. well, another historical book has garnered several awards, including most recently, the cundhill history prize, as well as the national book award last year. ty miles is a harvard historian and she joined us recently to discuss her book, all that she carried. and joining us now on about books is professor tia miles of harvard. her most recent book is called all that she carried the journey of ashley sach, a black families keepsake. professor miles, you have won not one, not two, not three, but at least seven major awards odds for this book. what do you think was the appeal of the story? well, hello, peter. it's really such a pleasure to be here. i think the appeal of the story is that it is so personal and anyone who hears the story reads the story can relate to it because we are all parents of our children. we all have family in some way, shape or form. and this story is at heart about family and family, the bonds of l

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i brought sam adams cold snap and this groundhog... uh-oh.come back to "the daily show." hey, it's been a bad week for george santos, or as he calls it, "a good week." he's already been caught in, like, 50 lies. he lied about his career, he lied about his name, he lied about running a pet charity. and now he's getting caught in a new lie. >> according to an ex-friend of george santos's from brazil, the openly gay new york congressman used to perform in drag back in the day and even had his own drag queen persona, named kitara. >> photos and video reveal that santos performed in drag several times over at least three years, despite his claim that it was something he did just once for fun. >> congressman, were you ever a drag queen in brazil? >> no, i was not a drag queen in brazil, guys. i was young and i had fun at a festival. sue me for having a life. >> wanda: sue me for having a life? no, man, we should sue you for lying. [cheers and applause] you know, but the drag queen part is pretty cool. i like kitara! kitara, you stay. george santos,

i brought sam adams cold snap and this groundhog... uh-oh.p, i'll never stop♪ ♪if you start me up♪ applebee's all you can eat is back for just $14.99! [cheers and applause] >> wanda: welcome back to "the daily show." my guest tonight is the former president of the naacp legal defense fund. please welcome sherrilyn ifill! [cheers and applause] ♪ ♪ so lovely to have you here. >> it's wonderful to be here. >> wanda: i want to get your titles right because last year you passed on the mantle of president and director counsel of the naacp legal defense fund. >> yes, i did. >> wanda: how hard is it to leave that job? you can't go, well, my work here is done because there is so much more work to do. >> no, it was hard. i love the legal defense fund, it is where i started my career and i love the work. i feel like i was made for that position. i also feel like i led it at the right moment, you know, that almost ten years i led the organization was right for me. and i really believe transition is part of leadership. i think especially in the civil righ

i brought sam adams cold snap and this groundhog... uh-oh.to "the daily show." let me just take a few minutes to tell you something that happened to me. i was on the lie, the long island expressway, and and i got pulled over. officer, he was a young eric estrada type, he said i entered the hov lane illegally. maybe i did, maybe i didn't, i dunno. so he handed me the ticket, and it was rolled up with a rubber band, like a grade school diploma or something. so the next day, i didn't think much of it, and i was like, let's check out this ticket. so i unrolled the scroll and it was actually four tickets! yeah. one was for entering the hov lane, one was for an obstructed license plate, which was totally bullshit. one was disobeying traffic signals, and he also gave me a ticket for exiting the hov lane illegally. i was like, "you were behind me with your lights on. you made me exit illegally!" so it added up to hundreds of dollars in fines and a bunch of points. so i gave it to my business manager, they gave it to a lawyer, and he took care of it.

war, from the patriot press printers of the american revolution -- ben franklin, benjamin edes, sam adamsess of new orleans that was the one that pushed for the u.s. to get involved in the war with mexico, to the yellow press of the spanish-american war, to the committee on public information that spread worldwide propaganda for the first world war. all the panama-like imperialist intervenons of o country -- in nicaragua, in the dominican republic, in cuba, in vietnam, grenada, iraq, afghanistan, and today, ukraine -- our commercial press inevitably rally round the flag, the press releases, and the narrative of our generals and politicians, and they rarely shine light on the voices of peacemakers or even to legitimate questions raised by those opposed to our wars. it is in time of war that journalists face their greatest challenge. and having the courage to queion or oppose your own government's actions at war is the ultimate test of indepdent journalism. the various times i did so, during the iran hostage crisis, during the panama invasion, during the iraq war, were among the most diffic

the last remaining question is who will make sam bank manfred's victims hole? my name is adam moscowitz. and i'm a class actionys after attorney . just days after fauci went bankrupt, moscowitz filed a class action lawsuitas >> wecover assets-actis for peoe who had invested in fdx work ina twenty four hours a day. y alall the time, talkingg to to people, talking to experts, one inpeopleg to victims around the globe. one of his clients is a uk based investor called sunil kaveri. he agreed to an interview.o whan how much did you lose with fauci x two point one million ? us ?e qu yeah, the question for most ofsr the investors is where areand they going to get their money from? and it's not going to be from fauci x most likely becauset lie the money's gone. moskowitz is using lawsuits ponz previouit's cons ponzi schs as a model for his lawsuit. madoff there was no money theree ,so they sued every promoter, everybody who sold madoff stocke every accountant, every bank,yi every entity, professional that had anythingtyhad an to do witht sued. >> and you're going to see that with fdr.

sam and i, as i recall, were unanimous and adamant in saying, barbara, no way.rogram. you cannot use it. barbara did not use it. ps, a few weeks later, a fellow by the name of dan rather went out to new delhi, interviewed morarji desai and what do you think headlined "60 minutes" that week? you got it. the urine story. >> he indulges in a repugnant habit. he drinks his own urine. >> barbara never complained. not once. for so many years, it was really unacceptable the notion that a woman could succeed in the same way that a man had in broadcast news. you have lived a good part of that. but just reflect a little on barbara's role in fighting those battles and fight them she did. >> i had the privilege of interviewing barbara and her daughter. it was barbara's decision to choose me to do a sensitive story. she and her daughter had had a fraught relationship. at the time of the story, they were great. she looked at me during that interview and remarked that i was the one that had it all. i had a career. i had three children. i had a family and a career. i think she

adam, he took the girls to the beach house. >> what time was it you left? >> it was approximately 8:00 or so. >> and where was sam? vestigator jason newlin wasn't in the room that night, but his colleagues were. >> i remember going to the sheriff's office, telling adam, you've sat here telling me how sorry you are, how bad you feel about your wife, and you have yet to shed a single tier. >> is that a true tale about whether somebody is pretty stricken or not? >> no, there was not, there was a lot of other factors that made you look at adam and go -- what happened here? >> reporter: other factors, well, there was, as investigators discovered a whole different story about the frasch's, very different, very tumultuous. in fact they were in the middle of a divorce, which would be divorced number three for adam. so, yes, they were skeptical about adam's story, and he told him so. >> we know the history. >> right, i understand. >> and we know how things have taken place between the two of you. >> reporter: and the history, it was complicated all right. but the one thing the doctor, had a roving i. >> infidelities, like w

according to "the daily beast," adam schiff, barb rah shivg and ro ro khanna are making plans of their own. sam anticipated she will retire. she's 89. her health has slipped, her ability to do the job has been called into question. she has not announced her intentions yet. it's striking to see members of her own party already announce these challenges. >> it is. it's widely expected. as you noted, senator feinstein will retire after spending decades in office. in her home state here in washington, she's treated as a legend. a pretty remarkable run of service. there's a lot of deference to dianne feinstein within the party. clearly, people are ready for her to step aside. she's been in office for a long time, and i'll mention what someone in california politics mentioned to me that is correct state is like a crowded parking lot with very few spots and people are circling, and they've been circling for a long time. this senate seat is one of the most coveted spots in american politics. a seat of 40 million people. they're not waiting on dianne feinstein to make her move. >> certainly also a momen

adam sandler. it recognizes people who have had an impact on american society, similar to the 19th century novelist sam live" is where a lot of them got their start. this is sunday night, march 26th, 8:00 p.m., right here on cnn. follow that long list of people. you know his speech is going to be good. >> i think we need this. there was a conversation we had earlier this week, yesterday where we talked about comedians feeling like they can't get their stuff out there because they're worried about being judged. i think we're in a moment where we need to let comedians be comedians. tina fey made the point where someone would look back on my work and say it was racist. i watch 30 rock, not that it was racist, but it pushed the env envelope. in this environment, i don't think they can do that. >> when something is made, it's so different than seeing it in the present time. adam sandler has dealt with that, critics have looked at films he made.

sam. thank you very much. >>> let's get more on these late breaking developments. joining us now cnn military analyst retired major general james "spider" marks and former republican congressman adamnant colonel in the u.s. air national guard. spider, first to you, what do you make of the time line we're learning now on when these german leopard tanks will start arriving in ukraine and the fact that the u.s. will send a more lethal upgraded version of the abrams battle tanks? >> well, in my mind it's all good news. but clearly there's a logistical tale associated with the deployment and training necessary to get the ukrainian forces up to speed and confident with these main battle tanks. also bear in mind you have challengers from the uk so you have a mix of capabilities, certainly have to address the training, logistics, maintenance, sustainment but those are considerations, those aren't impediments or barriers that would lead you to a decision -- a no go decision so i frankly am very glad the united states has stepped forward, germany has stepped forward and all those considerations will be addressed but there will be a time lag between this decision and when the realization of

sam carlos to redwood city. >> just about level. it is pretty crazy. it just takes a little bit to back up and then it works its way out here. >> adam witnessed how the creek at least six blocks getting into businesses and his storage unit. today he is preparing. >> it was probably about 12 inches down there. >> one of the businesses located right next to the creek was putting up wood panels. 10 minutes away we got access to the san mateo county maintenance yard. this afternoon they ran out of eggs. >> before the storm in november we prepared over 12,000 sandbags. those are all gone now. >> would you say san mateo county is ready? >> we have been ready. we are ready for the storm, the potential landslides. anything that comes our way. >> outside the facility residents from across the county brought in their own bags and filled them with sand. >> i went back to my -- and got this bag because we have to improvise in order to get something done really quick. because the more we wait, it is going to be even worse. >> patrick's garage flooded over the weekend. today his seven-year-old was helping him get ready. >> i need may be like about 10 to 15. depending ho

adam schiff of california, jonathan you. which now brings us to senior adviser and spokesman for the white house counsel's office and special assistant to the president, ian sams. as you just heard from congressman schiff, it's sort of unusual to leave a skiff with anything that is classified, take home classified documents. how did this happen? >> look, i think you've heard the president speak to this, heard the president's personal attorneys speak to this. the president takes this seriously, and there's why he's fully cooperating with the department of justice. we're following doj's lead throughout this investigation, making sure that they have access to the information that they need to conduct an efficient and thorough review. that's why the president and his lawyers offered up access, unprecedented access, i should add, to every single room of the president's personal home to ensure that any documents that need to be properly in possession of the government are taken and are in proper possession of the government. from the very beginning discovering the materials, the team handled this the right way and responsibly with the proper authorities, first with