ila scholz work at theranos starting in 2013. the blood testing started claims to have developed a cheaper, more convenient blood test using only tiny amounts of blood. scholz says he quickly realized that the company was exaggerating claims about how many tests the lab was capable of running. >> while i was only there, we only got up to running seven test total. if you wanted to run all seven tests at the same time, those would have had to be at seven different devices. so, her claims of running 300, or whatever tests, from a single drop of blood seemed grossly exaggerated. >> scholz took his findings to state regulators and the wall street journal. the founder and ceo of theranos, elizabeth holmes, has since been indicted on federal fraud charges. she was in court in san jose on monday. >>> more than a dozen google employees got a late start to their workday as protesters blocked their company commute bus for over an hour. the demonstration represent continued resistance to the company's planned expansion into downtown san jose

amaral scholz has really had a role in all of that. private -- prior to becoming the coast guard's 26, that, he said of the" entire atlantic area, lester he oversaw all of those hurricane operations with four different hurricanes. in may time to breach the media. >> he also served as director as the department of homeland security's joint task force east, which gave him privy over the southern border, as well as the caribbean and central america. there is very little he has not touched the parables. he did a tour as director of governmental and public affairs at coast guard headquarters in dc, and previously served at various times as a leon side to the house of representatives, and the u.s. department of state's bureau for international narcotics and law enforcement. if you are looking for a question that will stop him, good luck with that without further ado, i would like to introduce admiral scholz. >> good morning. the technical difficulties was because we are a small service, and we can with paper slides that were supposed to hold

our guest for the next 25 minutes as professors scholz. offer -- author of more than 30 books. here to take your calls and questions as we focus on the state of minnesota and on those key house races there that could be the key races for control of the house. tom is in erie pennsylvania. good morning. my dilemma is i was a lifelong republican. until i saw. >> good afternoon. i want to begin today with the

our guest for the next 25 minutes as professors scholz. offer -- author of more than 30 books. here to take your calls and questions as we focus on the state of minnesota and on those key house races there that could be the key races for control of the house. tom is in erie pennsylvania. good morning. my dilemma is i was a lifelong republican. until i saw. >> good afternoon. i want to begin today with the heinous killing in pittsburgh on saturday. they are leading the investigation with the support of state and local law enforcement. above all it was an act of evil. it is responsible for many of the worst course in human history. we all have a duty to convince -- to confront anti-semitism. and everywhere and anywhere it appears. the american people reject hatred, bigotry prejudice in violence we are a people who cherish the dignity of every human life. today america grieves for the precious lives that were fully stolen. our hearts ache for every person that lost a loved one. the lead then jewish americans who were horribly murdered represented the very best of our nation. they

that they should stop complaining taking a leaf out of the book of the founder of the fifth republic scholz to call let's take a look at what he said to this pension is. to keep the room full of general shoulder told me you can speak freely with the only thing we don't have the right to do is complain because you would be different if everyone did the same. with many people very unhappy with president mack on not just those here on the streets but also if you look at the polls in recent months we have seen his popularity dive in those polls some poll suggesting his popularity is known as thirty percent at the moment some unofficial pose could be even lower than now we know that there have been many crises facing the presidency in the last few months he's had to place big resignations from his cabinet to cabinet that he's reshuffling on tuesday and we also saw the pin our affair this is a former security aide to the president who is seen during the last big protests the may day protests of actually assaulting a number of the protesters right charlotte. live from paris we're losing the connec

the pipe bombs targeted hiller -- hilary clinton, barack obama, debbie wasserman scholz, cnn and california congresswoman maxine waters was targeted. a similar device found on monday at the home of george soros, a prominent the minute -- democratic reporter. bryan mcginnis has the story. >> reporter: a heavy police presence after explosive devices were mailed to several locations and lawmakers and two former presidents. the reports say devices were intercepted by the upstate new york compound owned by bill and hillary clinton and michelle and barack obama. hillary clinton thanking the secret service for keeping them safe. >> every day we are thankful for their service and commitment and obviously never more than today. but it is a troubling time, isn't it? >> another device mailed to cnn's new york headquarters prompting a fast evacuation in midtown manhattan. it was a pipe bomb addressed to former cia director john brennan, a cia -- a cnn contributor. an investigation is now underway. >> what we saw was an effort to terrorize. this is an act of terror. the people in new york city will not

"police are invested getting a suspicious package discovered at the sunrise office of scholz. it was a package found at the building. a sunrise police officer. it wasn't necessarily addressed to her. the congresswoman was scheduled to be about 35 miles south, in miami-dade county at the coral gables women's club when this was found." so, this is kind of filling in some color. i know you've got a report from the sun sentinel. this could be, then, another device. we are watching this closely to see if it's -- >> melissa: steve rogers is a member of the joint task force, he's a retired lieutenant for the nutley, new jersey police department. thank you so much for joining us. tell me what jumps out to you about what is happening so far today, and back to monday? >> the number of packages we are beginning to find, this was a well-coordinated individual that planned to have this happen simultaneously. number one. number two, i will tell you what's going for my mind right now. that person is watching us. that person is looking at all this footage, listening to everything that we are

i can speak for george scholz but let me say two things now. first, thanks for sending us on an unforgettable mission. second, we must succeed in request for peace. >> you can watch this and all other tv programs from the past 20 years @booktv.org. type the author's name in the word book in the search bar at the top of the page. >> the american university is in the grips of a mass hysteria. students actually believe that they are victims of oppression at risk of the lives from racism and sexism. the degree of caterwauling is impossible to overstate. at brown, students of color occupied the president office and complained about having to meet such academic expectations attending class when they were so focused on quote, staying alive at brown. at jail, a mob of minority -- yale, highly respected sociologist and cursed in screen at him for three hours because his wife had sent an e-mail suggesting that students could choose their own hollowing costumes free from the administration of the diversity bureaucracy. among the shouts of shut the f up, a