by the way, that night in 1874, sherman was not there. he was out west and the indian wars, but they feted him, nonetheless. all of this completed the strategic turn to the hardest hand that broke the confederacy's capacity and its people's will to resist. in the fall of 1874, veterans of these western theaters gathered in springfield to honor their slain commander in chief. they clearly believed that nearly from the war's outbreak, they and their soldiers exerted a pivotal influence on the trajectory of the war. they claimed victory by their hard fighting, and they understood that many, if not most of the war' pivotal measuress, had commenced in the west. carried to the wars eastern theaters by celebrated westerners but also, by lesser-known western commanders like john pope, stephen hurlbut, james montgomery. ofse westerners' integration hardline and hard war policies as responses to conventional and irregular more for that engulfed much of the west, and their employment of wartime emancipation as a weapon against the confederacy, all o

like so exclusive here that kaiser report we're allowed in before everybody else gets here by brad sherman he is a congressman from california who represents los angeles and i have a little clip of him here i look for colleagues to join with me in introducing a bill to outlaw cryptocurrency. purchases by americans so that we nip this in the bud in part because. of our international power comes from the fact that the dollars the standard unit. international finance in transactions clearing through the new york fed is critical for major oil and other transactions and it is the announced purpose of the supporters of crypto currency to take that power away from us to put us in a position where the most significant situations we have on iran for example would become irrelevant yeah i mean 5 years from now people going to look back at this speech as really the beginning of the end of the u.s. empire and the u.s. dollar because up until this as rep brad sherman says that up until now there's never ever been a way to defeat the u.s. dollar and he said openly that the big point is the way to defeat

rep brad sherman says that up until now there's never ever been a way to defeat the u.s. dollar and he said openly that the big point is the way to defeat the us dollar so this means a lot of different things were unpacked this but obviously for countries like russia china and others if you want to usurp the u.s. dollar by big going as we've been saying now for years put that into your strategic reserve as much but quite as you possibly can and you would diminish the role of the dollar in international influence and as you point out it's key to the oil industry it's key to the war industry and everything flows through the new york fed and gets approval from the new york fed if you want somebody other than the new york fed approving your transactions every single transaction in the world goes to dollars goes to new york fed doesn't matter where you live who you are what country or what president of what anything you ever do it goes to the new york fed if you don't want that influence if you want independence if you want to have your own sovereign sea then by as much as you

and sherman liked that. he did not want his men to dress up for the grand review. >> taller, longer gait. tanned. i cannot help but wonder if that has something to do with more immigrants in the eastern armies than the western armies? that they looked more, for lack of a better word, anglo-saxon? it is a feeling, but it is everywhere. i think that even westerners themselves, however they defined them out, geography, or culture, or something else, generally sends that the west was a place that did not abide by conventional norms. that they decided for themselves. and they resented places and situations where things were decided for them. that is again, kind of turn erian, in that way -- turn - and they resented those in society, who had a static society. it is why people went west, many of them, to get away from that, to be free or. we have had a few western historians try to explain it. time --he people at the the people of the time definitely dread distinction. they believed westerners were different. west

neither of their battlefield exploits need introduction, nor do the man sitting next to sherman. current war hero and u.s. president, ulysses s. grant. nearly one decade after the no's end, the nation's eyes longer saw this president exclusively through the lens of war victory. politics hung heavy over the meeting, besieging grant's postwar leadership. rampant white violence in the form of democratic redemptions were swinging away republican governments in the form of confederate states. a recent liberal insurgency within the republican's ranks, with its epicenter in the western states, had erupted part over radical led constitutional amendments giving citizenship rights to former slaves, including the right to vote. legacy,threaten grant's with it, lincoln's. week, in the wake of a catastrophic midterm election, scandal ridden republicans is bloody shirt vanquished -- is bloody shirt has vanquished democrat for a decade, were trounced nationwide, losing 96 congressional seats and costing republicans their 16 year house majority. it is still the national party's worst ever defeat

sherman of california who represents los angeles and we've talked about this we talked about this when we were at the magical krypto conference in new york in new york city last week and big queen which is roared back over the last few weeks after what many feared was a terminal decline since the peak and late 2017 has been called a threat to the existing financial system and the central banks that run it though these claims have in the past been largely fringe ideas of course you and i here and kaiser report have said that for years you said that you can look at our documentary series to the moon and we could see that you were saying that in 20112012 but here forbes is identify with the fact that now us democrat congressman ben sherman has urged his colleagues to consider banning big quiet encrypt or currencies due to the threat they pose to u.s. international financial power saying big queen needs to be nipped in the bud and i want to say it can't be nipped in the bud at this point because it's too late i. i think the fact that as you and i have been covering the fact that russia chi

c while many people will claim brad sherman doesn't know what he is talking about i . i would argue that his statement highlights that the congressman knows exactly what is happening promptly on a row in a blog post sorry it wasn't on c. and b. c. he wrote this he says the increased probability that we are moving to a war old where non sovereign currencies are the default and it sounds like he is scared to make clear this is not anti united states are anti-american this is anti current club craddick america this is pro constitution which guarantees free speech and remember that code is speech and therefore is protected by the constitution and therefore as part of my alien of all right to pursue happiness liberty and freedom i as an american embrace hard money because as a says in the constitution to embrace hard money gold to exert my rights as an american to free speech slash code and we only have 5 seconds but i'll say that it's beyond american it's just the fact it's beyond truth to k. it's just the fact this is the fact and you have to get with it you have to buy g

right here they named brad sherman now in my mind there's a soundtrack that goes. oh oh you know it's like the story takes a turn a politician starts realizing that the game is over and the nation state is finished and that field money is over and that his power base is going to go the way of the dodo and because it is now firmly in place intractable you can't get rid of it it's part of the fabric of our reality and it's going to. it's going to consume every fee out currency out there it's going to concern 98 percent of all the all the coins out there and brad sherman is like has a moment you know the camera swoops in like a massive pan on to a close up of breath of disguised brad sherman and the music comes up don don it's like almost growing corn zumo. it's like yeah done your frickin moron we've been saying this for years it's hard money i k i want to turn to his actual quote just in case you out there listening or watching this do not have not heard it we had played it a week ago but i'm going to read the text again just to show you the significance that he utt

sherman: they would like to maintain it. i think the chairman was right when in one respect he was on the right side of history when he introduced the free syria act back in 2013. this is the first piece of legislation which would have armed and trained the syrian opposition and the democratic elements thereof. we're now in a much worse position than we were then and we're in a much worse position than we would have been had we followed his lead at that time. now have the syria civilian protection act, passed this committee, pending in the senate. and ambassador, i believe that the administration generally supports this bill. it provides for sanctions on those individuals involved with assad in construction, airline, energy industries. how strong would we expect it to be? mr. jeffrey: we do support the caesar act. we're very grateful for everything this house has done to impose sanctions on the assad regime. this is a joint legislative executive branch effort. and it is borne -- as i said in putting the regime under tremendo

that is a precedent for the sherman antitrust act. this monopolies and oil, tobacco, steel, sugar industries -- there's monopolies in oil, tobacco, steel, sugar industries. a person -- the corporation as a person under the 14th amendment meaning corporations cannot be denied life, liberty, or property without due process of the law, and this invalidates many of those state monopoly laws that i mentioned to you. in response, congress passes the sherman antitrust act. it makes any "restraint of trade or commerce" in interstate commerce is legal. not unlike the ica, it is enforced with signs and lawsuits, though these are suits that can be brought by public district attorneys. it is used against clear monopolies and cartels, secret agreements that engage in rate fixing, so this is actually the kind of thing that my great-grandfather would have complained about. he would have said the southern pacific and the two began at justin -- they fix rates, right? i don't have a choice. he would call that a cartel or secret agreement. it is suppose

ambassador wendy sherman is back with us.erience in politics and working with senators and people with presidential aspirations. what is your reaction to the way the women candidates have been treated so far in this campaign? >> i think frank bruiny is exactly right. there's data that shows most of the bylines are men. most of the analysts who get quoted -- most of it reporters doing these stories, most of the analysts or commentators that are quoted in these stories are overwhelmingly men, and we're human beings. we go to the club and the contacts and the networks that we have, and as a result those men who talk to men cover men. and this has always been a challenge. there is in fact a website called gender avengers that keeps track how many women are on panels, how many get quoted, how many on television. msnbc i think tries to really acknowledge this. and so i think there is an internal inharpt bias against women in giving them coverage. in addition, i don't think people know how to deal with women candidates in spite of t

. -- william tecumseh sherman. writing to a friend and former colleague at lsu, sherman put the matter bluntly -- "the mississippi river will be a great theater of war. it is horrible to contemplate, but it cannot be avoided. were it not for the physical geography of the country, it might be that people could consent to divide and separate in peace, but the mississippi is too grand an element to be divided. and all its extent must of necessity be under one government." against this strategic backdrop samuel clemens would be making a , valuable contribution to the war effort of which ever side he aligned himself with. if he would only join up as a pilot, as his mentor, horse did.e bigsby bixby served as pilot of the uss benton, flagship of the mississippi river squadron. samuel clemens did not join up. the fact that he did not should tell us something important. instead of joining up, he had a brief adventure with a group of young missourians who called themselves the marion rangers and aligned themselves with the c

tom here, state senator sherman, pat -- there's a whole lot of folks. i'm not sure where the recognition starts, but let me start by thanking my colleagues for welcoming me here, and, you a bigr mommy owes favor for taking you to this. whatever you need -- ice cream or whatever. look, folks, i plan on doing everything i can to the respect and the support of the people of new hampshire. i am going to be here a lot. bad news for you is him coming back. good news for me is i'm coming back. but i want to i'm your support and, folks, the fact of the matter is we are in a situation right now where you all know that this election is bigger than any you have been engaged in. not because i'm running or anybody else who is running, but

on january 12, 1865, in between campaigns, sherman and u.s. secretary of war edwin stanton met with 20 black leaders in savannah, georgia to inquire after what their communities needed. sherman'sn's -- to mind, he was simply eager to jettison the refugees encumbering his military progress. however, this also proved one of the rare wartime instances in which u.s. leaders consulted black southern leaders on how best to address the refugee crisis. one of whom insisted, "we want to be placed on land until we are able to buy it and make it our own." four days later with lincoln's approval, sherman issued special field order number 15, which provided for the confiscation of 400,000 acres of land along the atlantic coast in georgia, south carolina and florida to be divided into 40 acre parcels for distribution. a later order offered the accompanying mules. some 40,000 black families were successfully farming in the area. sadly, their occupancy would be revoked under andrew johnson. one of the most important experiences the army offered to black men,

dollar because up until at this as rep brad sherman says that up until now there's never ever been a way to defeat the u.s. dollar and he said openly that the big point is the way to defeat the u.s. dollar so this means a lot of different things unpacked this but obviously for countries like russia china and others if you want to usurp the u.s. dollar by going as we've been saying now for years put that into your strategic reserve as much as you possibly can and you would diminish the role of the dollar in international influence and as he points out it's key to the oil industry it's key to the war industry and everything flows through the new york fed and gets approval from the new york fed if you want somebody other than the new york fed approving your transactions every single transaction in the world goes to dollars goes to new york fed doesn't matter where you live you are what country you are what president of what anything you ever do it goes through the new york fed if you don't want that influence if you want independence you want to have your own sovereign say then buy as m

writing a friend and former colleague, sherman puts the matter bluntly. will be assippi river great theater of war. contemplate,e to but it cannot be avoided. where it's not for the physical geography of the country, it might be that people could consent to divide and separate in peace. but the mississippi is to grant an elephant to -- an element to be divided up. divided." against this strategic backdrop, sam clemens would be making a valuable contribution to the war effort to whichever side he aligned himself with. if he joined up as a pilot, or --tor, as bixby did clemens didn't join up. the fact he didn't should tell us something important about him. he had of joining him at a brief adventure with a group of small young missourians, who align themselves with the confederacy. war, twainter the contributed the humorous piece, "the private history of a which washat failed," published by century magazine, and featured the postwar writings of high-ranking officers on both sides. twain's private history is a gem and should be read by anyone serious about th

passenger plane forced to make an emergency landing in moscow now the sukhoi superjet had taken off from sherman to airport in the russian capital and was due to head to murder month overturned backed off for a fire alert onboard went off pictures that you can see here now show the aircraft engulfed in fire in flames there are large large plumes of black smoke coming off of that from the air way in moscow now of course your mother airport is a major international hub here in moscow emergency services are of course battling to bring the situation under control earlier we saw fire trucks making their way towards the plane there you can see the fire trucks heading over to the plane in order to get this situation under control as i mentioned earlier there are reports already of at least ten passengers injured those have yet to be confirmed of course right now we are following the developments of what could happen and you can see pictures of the fire and golfing the aircraft. and those plumes of smoke do make it look like this could be a very serious situation. of course what caused the fire to happe

sherman has articulated it is if you remember star wars luke skywalker to attack the death star he had to hit the missile projectile directly into the heart of the death star that is the new york fed is the death star bitcoin is luke skywalker you're coming in you're russia china here's somebody else really under the wire why didn't. the point is that he mentions unitive account which is like the 3rd layer of the future of what bitcoin has always been talked about by the likes of us at these sort of conferences 1st you have the store of value then you get the medium of exchange then you get the unit of accounts and the unit of accounts is the global trade settlement you know it used to be gold then there was talk about having an s.t.r. via they i.m.f. that keane's had proposed or a bank or and then the u.s. dollar it was able to exert itself as the unit of accounts and that gives it a lot of power an exorbitant privilege you might say he wants to ban it i can't ban bitcoin but he is recognized and the power as a unit of account is where it's sort that's the ultimate source of double po

jake sherman and elliot williams. hans, i'll start with you, because the president told reporters at the white house that mcgahn's testimony was ostensibly blocked to protect future presidents and not necessarily to protect him? >> he's wrapping himself around this precedent without explicitly invoking executive privilege. now, in the past, they've hinted that that's the legal case they're going to use to prevent don mcgahn from either handing over documents or testifying before the house. what they're saying this time, is they're making this claim of immunity. what would be interesting to see is whether or not there's an explicit under that executive order invocation of executive privilege. that's clearly what the white house's legal defense is. they haven't gone out full on and invoked it just yet. casey? >> let's start with politics here, nancy pelosi still is arguing that there are unexhausted avenues here. talking about democrats using inherent contempt, people who defy subpoenas. what are the underlying dynamics

anna palmer and jake sherman. there you are on the trail in new hampshire and where joe biden will be real soon. his first stop in that state. >> yeah, as the that's right, hallie. one of my favorite states in portsmith, new hampshire. joe biden running that frontrunner strategy and limiting his engagements in the public and doing bigger rallies and not taking questions. we'll see that change in new hampshire. a place where they they expect to ask questions. smaller events and house party in hampton. joe biden comes to new hampshire a place he hasn't been before and new hampshire is a place that likes to trip up frontrunners. obama won iowa in 2008 and came with some momentum but hillary clinton won. in 2016 hillary clinton won iowa and bernie sanders beat her by double digits. i want to bring in one of those voters. you're from new hampshire. >> yes, i am. >> you're registered independent but watching the democratic primary closely. what are you looking for and what awho are the candidates that caught your attent

j one hundred the model of this plane that had taken off from sherman to the airport here in the russian capital it was a local flight heading to movements in the north of the country a journey estimated around nine hundred miles it didn't get very far at all before it turned back and made an emergency landing at a party that by fifty pm local time on according to preliminary reports we're hearing information suggesting that electrical wiring was so it's not you would know but we're actually getting more reports of that regard at the moment so according to airflow at the engines of the airplane that caught on fire once the airplane had actually touched the ground so they're not saying anything about the electrical wiring at the moment but they have made a statement that the engines caught fire already on the ground and it's going to nothing is clear at this point as to what caused this fire lots of conflicting information out there reports of a lightning strike reports of electrical wiring on the spot the incident the airline they're sticking to the basics that they're confirming only wh

sherman. they've worked together diligently on this legislation for several years and should be commended for their efforts. i want to thank the chairwoman, ms. waters from california, for her efforts on this. i urge this legislation to be supported, and i reserve the balance of my time. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman reserves. the gentlewoman from california is recognized. ms. waters: thank you, mr. speaker. i yield to mr. sherman, the gentleman from california, a senior member of the financial services committee and lead co-sponsor of this bill, such time as he may consume. the speaker pro tempore: the gentleman is recognized. mr. sherman: i thank the chairwoman for yielding time. mr. speaker, i want to thank my colleague from georgia, mr. loudermilk. it's been a pleasure working with him on this bill, the building up independent lives and dreams, or build act. he's worked hard to get this over the goal line and has worked in a collaborative and bipartisan process. we've heard from a

jake sherman and anna palmer, also with us. hans, start with you. walk us through this new reporting what democrats think the president wants out of this process? >> reporter: it's clear listening to officials all morning they want some sort of negotiation but doesn't seem like they're ready to put the president in front just yet and have them rejoin the conversation at a presidential level. the vibe all morning has basically been, well, of course, conversations will go on, or that's the feeling, most recently on usmca. the sentiment here is very real. listen to how sarah sanders put it moments ago. >> the democrats have shown that they're not capable of doing anything else. so far they've been unwilling and, you know, able to sit down and solve any real problems. it's very hard to have a meeting where you accuse the president's the united states of a crime and then an hour later show up and act as if nothing's happened. >> reporter: we haven't had a chance to ask the president whether or not he wants to be impeached. peter alexander is reporting th

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sherman must create. some say that we're going into this world alone. that we're not. on the sanctions we come into this world we're in it together and. each of us can the human mind. and then we can make a real difference that's what europe is all of. that i leave. the european union will soon elect a new parliament overshadowed by concerns about growing right wing populism and fears that russia is infiltrating the very heart of european democracies. their finance structures right the office the water story they're really pretty good the political elements around this to create and have a major interest in destabilizing europe and i fear that they will succeed to just run for your tin supports patriots with views close to his of course he's defending his country there are also 8. we set out on a tour of several european cities together daughter bella and it's french partner station france $24.00 investigated russian influence on europe's far right. the russian embassy in berlin which dominated the then socialist east germany more than 30 years ago. and how much influe

bundesliga a bar in munich are champions for a 7th consecutive year it's the 29th time they seem sherman league champions after a season that was talking to them previous years have plenty to talk about but 1st let's see what's coming up on the show. wasn't just him to talk with us because the vision that have aged nailbiting finish the 2nd division delivered plenty of drama to the clone have already been promoted before this weekend but who will automatically join them to want to kick it out in the playoffs. and will take a closer look at the bar in munich season which almost resulted in them losing their crimes but is it becoming almost routine for the team out there for. welcome to the bone this league i'm part of for us now joining me on the show today is former full i'm listening to fire more it's faults and d.-w. bundesliga reporter ollie moody but before we get down to business i want to sum up . in 3 words so. it will lucian robbery and drama. good. bye and again really there you go but what we need to do before we actually get down to action is of course it was all focused on th

david: 1890 sherman a. what is the issue?s this case fit into the case of an old supreme court in the 1970's? in that case, what the supreme court decided is an indirect purchaser of an item from an entity that allegedly monopolized and inflated those prices cannot sue under the federal antitrust laws for damages. whatever the person or entity was that was directly harmed by this inflated price. you would think this would be the app developers that sell through the app store and have to pay apple a 30% commission every time an app is sold through the store. these are the consumers buying and paying those apps. the first court said they are indirect purchasers. in this case, the ninth circuit said no they are not, they are buying from apple, they are the direct purchasers and justice kavanaugh and the supreme court agreed. david: this is not saying apple is liable. this is a -- this is saying you can go ahead with a suit. a lot of the reaction is what the lineup was. we had justice kavanaugh joining with the liberals on the co

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. >> sherman, maybe. [laughter] >> sherman, definitely. yes.laughter] >> sherman wanted to destroy everything. [laughter] ms. medford yes, yes. : >> thank you to the panel. ma'am, you talked about a pendulum shift. as d.c. is emancipated and african-americans are making their way to the district, what can you say about the pendulum shift of african-americans in leaving the city and how will that perhaps affect the celebration of this holiday? mr. gibbs: it is one of the most meddlesome issues we are confronting today. we are worried about the continual drain. we are worried about the difficulty of getting information into the schools, and in a gentrifying environment. we're still working on that. that's the only way i know how to say it. we are aware of it. we are dissatisfied with the status quo, and there are people working valiantly to talk about this history and to inspire our young folks. now, many of right them, because they are unfamiliar with it, because it is not really part of the schools, they don't want to approach it, thinking they

and author of "the playbook," and contributor jake sherman. nancy pelosi's trip to the white house today isn't her only high stakes meeting today. she's set to meet with her rank and file as some presidential candidates are calling for impeachment proceedings against the president. here's part of what the house speaker told me on monday. >> this isn't about politics. it's not about passion, not about prejudice, not about polit politics. it is about patriotism and the presentation of the facts. so the american people can see why we're going down a certain path. and it is -- i don't know. i feel very confident that the american people know that they deserve to know the truth. that's what we want to present to them, in a way that they don't perceive to be without the presentation of the facts. >> so we're going to get to the impeachment debate just ahead. there's so much with that. plus, we're joined by congresswoman katie porter, who had this exchange on capitol hill with trump cabinet secretary, dr. ben carson. keep in mind as you're listening

says garage is looking good and james sherman says the passes are sharp, he would know better yes you what the 49 ers are in the middle of organized team activities right now that's where they go through their noncontact drills no pay and except for the one that you run into like that read what they're eating full practice happens during training camp and that's in late july 2 weeks before the first pre season game. >>all right finally get to see jimmy g an action hopefully for the whole 6. still ahead on the ground for morning news. there's another legal batwle between california. and the trump administration over funding for the high speed rail. we'll see where it is now plus a fight on capitol hill over a proposal to crack down on undocumented immigrants living in public housing and uber and lyft users get ready, you may have to pay more for your ride we'll have details on plans to start taxing you to use right church services and skies a lot clearer than yesterday at this time we've treated in rainy conditions for some sunshine this morning, i'm talking more about what to expect f

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previous in the conversation, he talks about sherman adams. he was vice president when sherman adams was caught with a coat, and eisenhower would not talk to him. he was out on his tail within a day. nixon's point to mitchell is he never got a chance to explain. he was banished. we are going to call for a new investigation. each person can make their own decision about what they are going to say. i do not care if they plead the fifth, if it will help them. we are calling for a new investigation. that is a dramatically different interpretation. here is what is intriguing. this is the from that taped conversation. this part is clear. you do it the other way. i would prefer to do it the other way, if it is going to come out anyway and that my view and the people that they have up there, they are going to. the story they get out leaks, charges and innuendos will be a lot worse than the story that they are going to tell. this is proof in my mind. i'm a nixon advocate. nixon is moving toward, and has decided, we will disclose. we will get the dean r

joining me now is kelly o o'donnell and jake sherman. kelly, i have to start with you, i know you've been working your sources throughout the day. what has the reaction been to what we heard. >> one of the things we saw play out in an unusual way is how elizabeth warren, who is running for president has taken some of the things she said on the campaign trail, talking about impeachment, to take that message to the senate floor, which really ramps it up from the campaign trail to the more authoritative confines of the senate floor. and she read extensive excerpts of the mueller report as a way to rebutt mitch mcconnell in addition to chuck schumer's comments. notably in mitch mcconnell's presentation. also talked about russian interference. it's not only saying there's an ongoing threat from russia or actor in cyberspace and intention to influence the election. taking that seriously, but not really putting any pressure on the president on that issue. even though the overall message was one of trying to -- as democrats would say, protect th

and jake sherman, politico's senior writer.what do you make of the president's threat, we have to all it a threat at this point, to force mexico into changing its approach to immigration? it's never been done before, cross pollinating these two verticals. >> yeah, so everybody that i've spoken to in the white house almost to a person, people who are not authored to speak for the record, have no idea what's going on here. let's just lay that as a base case, that there's deep disagreement about what the president did and many people, republicans and democrats, believe that the president just blew up the trade deal, the usmca, which is the president's top legislative priority, the new nafta, which he was trying to get passed here in the next a couple of months. that's a huge defeat for the president. number two, it seems unlikely, in every news report, and everyone that i've spoken to does not believe that mexico will be able to stop illegal immigration, period. but the president is obviously giving himself wiggle room because he

yesterday former ambassador wendy sherman published an op-ed in the new york times writing the following, war is not inevitable. president trump campaigned bringing troops home although inadequate for a full-scale wart is foolish war in the middle east as we should have learned bysh now short to achieve the purpose. "to have that interest of diplomatic solutions including possible prisoner exchange the foreign minister of iran that ti met a dozen years ago at the iranian ambassador's residence as the ambassador with united nations it turns out how well spoken he was he went to undergraduate school in california very smart guy knew all about america and then went ton graduate school in colorado andp ends up here is a senior iranian ambassador to the united nations. later when ahmadinejad left office a bad guy, really bad guy he sent him home called him back to iran and then he disappeared now emerges as a more moderate leader and said i want you to be my foreign assistant secretary of state a physician that he still holds. now a couple weeks ago that only they suggested we do a prisoner s

matt miller, jake sherman, great to see both of you.>>> meantime, the real world impact of the escalating trade war with china. what you should buy now before the trump tariffs hit? the white house calling on americans to tell them if they've been censored on social media, but what happens if you do that? as tensions escalate between the trump administration and iran, house speaker nancy pelosi just weighed in on congress' role in all of this. >> now we have iran. we've asked for a classified briefing for the entire -- well, to the house of representatives. we asked last week. they said they couldn't be ready. we thought hopefully this week with all the urgency they seem to be attaching to what's happening in the middle east. not yet. >> u.s. intelligence picked up photographs of missiles placed on small boats by iranian paramilitary forces in the persian gulf. senior state officials say there's an imminent threat from iranian-backed forces based on information received within the last week. one saying this threat steam, let me tell you