issue in ukraine is a long-term issue, this is a message from one of the key us diplomats, wendy sherman, what exactly the deputy secretary of state means, our special correspondent in the united states, dmytro nopchenko, will explain. he is still in touch with the us congress. dima. there is one message that i have heard several times in the state department from spokesmen and in the white house from the spokeswoman of the white house, here they say that in order for this war to end, only putin's decision to stop hostilities and withdraw his troops and to get out of ukrainian territory well, at least to the line that existed until february 24 well, when e here journalists start to argue with this or i understand that not all our viewers now agree with this, someone will say that russia will never agree, someone says the opposite that the most experienced diplomat of the united states, deputy secretary of state andy sherman, spoke today at the atlantic council in washington. and there were many interesting messages in this speech, some of the most important ones i would like to tell you

it turned out for king county that was sherman county, oregon the home of about 2,000, smallest. i had a zero connections with it but we said why not. we asked to the leaders if we could find a way to visit. and a lot ofso them said yeah let's do it. so one thing led to another, a lot of google and finding really wonderful people and sherman county who decided to take this risk with us and the longtime agricultural agent we partnered with and created this event. we drove down five hours and had about four hours of conversation. we also did a quick bus tour of the fields. they made sandwiches. i never thought of it that moment, anytime you see or think it means. so, one woman from seattle was pretty typical in i this respec. she noticed she was afraid she was dehumanizing people who voted for trump, but for her she voted against. ifth you don't believe these things how can you be anything but about a person is the assumption she was making. shee went down on the trip with us because she didn't know. what was the moment that stood out, and it's a moment when a farmer named darren w

so far so good, say thompson and sherman. there hasn't been a day since opening last july, that they've not been fully booked. for the pbs newshour, this is fred de sam lazaro in minneapolis. judy: as we close, don't forget to tune into the january 6 hearings. you can watch our live coverage online right now and then beginning at 8:00 p.m. eastern here on pbs. check your local listings. and that's the newshour for tonight. i am judy woodruff. for all of us here, thank you, stay safe, and we will see you soon. >> major funding for the pbs newshour has been provided by -- >> for 25 years, consumer cellular has been offering no contract wireless planes to help people do more of what they like. our u.s.-based customer service team can help find a plan that fits you. . to learn more, visit consumercellular.tv. >> the ford foundation, working with visionaries on the front lines of social change worldwide. and with the ongng support of these institutions. and friends of the newshour. this program was made possible by the corporation

that he sherman believes it's too risky now. this is that the two who were like this remember what supposedly sherman said? yes. i stood by grant while he was drunk. he stood by me while i was crazy. i was crazy sherman did have some issues as well and grant was the stabilizing force but a fascinating episode i want to stay with you ron turn now you again you've already mentioned i think that you assessed that grant was a considerably better president than he was regarded as being what are the key elements of that that stand out? yeah. well, i mean kind of you know, the second term being marked by you know for the cartoon of grant is president for a long time. was it administration, you know riddled by cronyism and nepotism. i mean, this should have been a vast change in the estimate of grant is president, you know when they started doing polls and presidential historians. there was one in 1948 that ranked grant next to last the only president who was considered worse was warren g harding at that time, but in the stock market of

and when he when he talked about this the people from sherman county were all like, yeah. and people from king county like the hell it what what the heck is that the waters of the united states rules of federal regulation that that basically says, you know whether bodies of water come when they can come into federal control and farmers are very concerned that that regulation could be interpreted to mean that if like if it starts raining really hard and a pond just you know gets created on their land just from the rain that the government could claim that that is now their land or what's called furrows which are these little like divots in the ground in wheat fields that maybe if like a lot of water fills those what that count and then the government can take control of that land and it turns out i know this sounds silly, but there's actually been some close calls and farmers are really nervous and they do not trust democrats to listen to those concerns now when so when darren talked about this, you know, laura laura was like oh. i had no idea it never occurred to me that p

coming up today we'll talk to jeff sherman about the latest signals today from fed chair powell and the best way to play the bond market as yields pull back again here. we've really come down off that 3.50 on the 10-year. plus more from my interview with cliff from capital a management including his criticism of the private equity industry and why he says he's got professional jea jealousy first up we'll begin on the developing story surrounding intel. the company warning its ohio factory project could be scaled back or delayed if funding from the chips act doesn't come soon. >> it's been over a year since the senate passed a bipartisan measure to subsidize chip manufacturing and research on u.s. soil. despite other countries providing subsidies, that's why companies like intel are raising the alarm. they said unfortunately the chips act has moved more slowly than we expected and we still don't know when it will get done my colleague, ylan mui has confirmed intel has cancelled its ceremonial ground-breaking next month and pushed it back to this fall. intel, though, is still committed to

joining me is jake sherman. es -- excuse me for my raspy voice, this never-ending cold i have. the videos were wrenching. what was it like there today? >> i was inside that room. everyone in there, lawmakers, witnesses and members of the press that were in that room were just captivated by the testimony that you just highlighted. we have been hearing stories coming out of uvalde over the last several weeks, but what really struck me is hearing how some of these people impacted are dealing with this day to day and will continue to be dealing with it. we had thought there might be a possibility that even though this was a prerecorded message that that young girl might be inside that hearing room, but instead it was her father who showed up. he was clearly devastated, agonizing over what had happened to his daughter. and deeply -- his daughter deeply traumatized just could not be in that room. but another moment that stuck out to me, katy, is the family of alexei rubio. they spoke via video to the lawmakers present and she described how she felt so guilty that she had left her dau

robert sherman has been talking to the community. he tells us they would like to see. >> they were very hears this for the kids get dropped out. >> sinn ag alera has lived in uvalde, texas. her whole life. she now lives across from robb elementary. the school she attended. her siblings attended her kids, her grand kids. it's been a family tradition. it's home. i mean, it's a safe environment is safe neighborhood. >> it gives you pride to know that you went to robb elementary. >> as the community mourns loss of the 19 children and 2 teachers whose lives were taken in last week's school shooting. the question on many minds is how to move forward, how to heal. >> there are a lot of very positive things that have happened to this community over many generations and many decades. and so that's what i want to take away to be mental morgan, like many of his fellow uvalde citizens does not want this tragedy to define his community and some believe the best way to do that is to demolish the school to ensure elementary students don't walked th

but it can you know, you've got to keep going. >> that was robert sherman reporting for us tonight. there are 3 victims still in the hospital recovering from their injuries. we just received. >> the latest update, a 66 year-old woman who was shot is said to be in good condition. another child in good condition. another child is listed so in serious condition. >> and tonight, the cities of gilroy and morgan hill will be having a vigil for the shooting victims in california, new york and texas. it will begin. it will be in morgan hill at the city hall on peak avenue and that is happening right now actually will go on intel 5.30, this weekend. the warren county sheriff is holding a gun buyback event. the county says that they estimate there are about 100,000 firearms are in homes and in cars and they want to for many accidental discharge of domestic violence and guns getting into the wrong hands. that event is happening this saturday, june 4th from 09:00am to 01:00pm at the sheriff's parking lot at 1600 los gatos. that is by the ymca. and you can bring up to 3 firearms in exchange for

just off the back of that morning we heard from miss wendy sherman, what could be the consequences fort? if consequences for north korea if it does go ahead with that test? iii it does go ahead with that test? if it does go ahead with that test? if it does go ahead, i think that it certainly bring china and the us together again. certainly bring china and the us togetheragain. if certainly bring china and the us together again. if we go back to 2017, when conducted its sixth nuclear test, that really rattled the chinese because it also has launched a series of tests that threatened that the us, on the last thing the chinese wanted was instability on the korean peninsula. so the chinesejoined instability on the korean peninsula. so the chinese joined the us instability on the korean peninsula. so the chinesejoined the us in imposing strict and very severe un sanctions on north korea, and that brought north korea to a halt for a while. i think much of the same would happen again if they were to do this test, because the last thing the chinese want is for north korea to disturb the balanc

since 2017 sherman's visit comes a day off to south korea, and the u. s. 58 ballistic missiles. in response to a civil launch by north korea a day earlier. any nuclear test would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. there would be a swift and forceful response to such a test, because as the international atomic energy agency itself has said that there is concern that they may conduct a nuclear test is, would be very d, stabilizing at to the world security. and i believe that not only the r, okay, in the united states and japan, but the entire world will respond in a strong and clear manner. israel's fragile coalition government has suffered a major sent back. it's failed to pass a bill extending protections for israeli settlers and the occupied west bank. the emergency regulations which expire at the end of the month of been in place for decades. they allow, as really, is living in illegal settlements to enjoy the benefits of citizenship. while palestinians live under military rule, the justice minister has warned the governing coalition may not survive i

since 2017 sherman's visit comes a day off to south korea on the u. s. 58 ballistic missiles. in response to a similar launch by north korea a day earlier. israel's coalition government has suffered a major setback. it's fail to pass a bill extending protect protections for israeli settlers in the occupied west bank . the emergency regulations which expire at the end of the month of been in place for decades. they allow israeli is living in illegal settlements to enjoy the benefits of citizenship. while palestinians live under military rule, israel's justice minister has warmed the governing coalition may not survive if it fails to pass the legislation out as they are. a media network continues to demand a rapid, independent, and transparent investigation into the killing of its journalists in the occupied westbank should read abs parkway was shot in the head by israeli forces, while on assignment in janine on the day of her funeral is really forces storm the procession and started to beat mourners causing pall bearers to almost drop her casket. that didn't stop thousands of p

if north korea pursues a nuclear test deputy secretary of state, wendy sherman, made the comments in south korea where she's meeting senior officials. they say that verizon's pyongyang is preparing for its 1st nuclear test since 2017 sherman's visit comes a day off to south korea. the us fire a ballistic missiles, in response to a civil, a launch by north korea a day earlier. any nuclear tests would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. there would be a swift and forceful response to such a test. because as the international atomic energy agency itself has said that there is concern that they may conduct a nuclear test. this would be very d, stabilizing up to the world security, and i believe that not only the r, okay, in the united states and japan, but the entire world will respond in a strong and clear manner. still to come here on out of here, a low cost allied wire provokes anger. by requiring u. k. bounce south african passengers to prove who they are. by taking a language test. and we joined a group of asylum seekers in mexico, heading towards the u. s.

if north korea pursues a nuclear test deputy sector of state, wendy sherman made the comments in sol where she's meeting her south korean counterpart. they say they're assigned pyongyang as preparing for its 1st nuclear test. since 2017 sherman's visit comes a day off to south korea in the us 58 ballistic missiles in response to a similar launch by north korea a day earlier. any nuclear tests would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. there would be a swift and forceful response to such a test, because as the international atomic energy agency itself has said, there is concern that they may conduct a nuclear test. this would be very d, stabilizing up to the world security. and i believe that not only the r, okay, in the united states and japan, but the entire world will respond in a strong and clear manner. time for a short break here now to sierra when we come back, an airline provokes angle by requiring some african passengers to prove who they are by taking a language test and putting more than 11000000 students to the test. china's university entrance exam

if north korea pursues a nuclear test deputy section fate, wendy sherman made the comments in south korea. and she'd been meeting senior officials to promote say, they're all signs. pyongyang is preparing for its 1st nuclear tests since 2017 sherman's visit comes a day off to south korea and the u. s. 58 ballistic missiles. in response to a similar lodge bite, north korea, a day earlier in the nuclear tests would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. there would be a swift and forceful response to such a test. because as the international atomic energy agency itself has said, there is concern that they may conduct a nuclear test. this would be very d, stabilizing to the world security. and i believe that not only the are okay in the united states and japan, but the entire world will respond in a strong and clear manner. cilla had hair on out to sarah staying in the power. molly's military lewis proposed a new timeline for returns civilian rule, and we joined a group of asylum seekers in mexico headed towards us as regional leaders discuss solutions to migrate crisis

you have a great experience in the book where you take folks to sherman county in oregon and have -- i never thought of it that way moment. you want to talk about that? >> i cofounded the newsletter called the ever blades. curiosity and honesty, after the 2016 election, seattle felt pretty dead. it was tough, largely a blue culture politically and we started to hear from our readers they wanted to be curious but they don't know any conservatives, they are not sure where to go so how do we do this. my cofounder, plug in your county in the united states and it would fit back out the county near us to yours voted opposite in the presidential election, turned out king county, sherman county, oregon, 2000 people, very agricultural, i had 0 connections within and we said wynot and asked how newsletter readers if we can figure out a way to visit, to talk with people would you want to do it and a lot of them were like let's do it. one thing led to another, a lot of googleing, wonderful people who decided to take this risk with us and sandy mcnabb, we partnered with him and created this event

uh these andy sherman's conversations are statements that seem to be about ours.ituation. she is a broader situation, where or two there? time will tell, continuing live to discuss. as a matter of fact, what new combination, as it seems, or a combination within the framework of a large combination, a is starting or continuing to play, the united states of america, a we continue to discuss from the fact that just recently the statement of the first deputy secretary of state of the united states, wendy sherman, was made meaning that can be understood, so they are addressing the fact that they understand that we have some concerns. and that, it seems, as they were ready to discuss them, but then their own began. but what seems to be, we have different ways. that is, it can be considered either a proposal. uh, how would compromise, or compelled to compromise some kind of wink. and we will discuss later what the united states can push for this, but we still need to, uh, disassemble this broader context, because, probably, it is no coincidence that in parallel with thes

and he always was able to look toward the future and never according to sherman and others never never really upset in the middle of the battle. he could keep his wits about him when everybody else had lost theirs and it made him truly a great general and that's it was under some dispute frankly at the centennial of the civil war but by the hundred and fiftieth anniversary of the war the true great generalship of grant was was more deeply appreciated than it had been and because of these three books i mentioned i think grant's presid. seen in a different way than it was after the really the the return of of a sense of the lost cause and the birth of the nation if you if you didn't respect effort at reconstruction. which was incredibly important in the in the eight years after the war if you didn't expect if you didn't appreciate the effort at reconstruction, you couldn't appreciate grant. and reconstruction was demonized particularly under the wilson administration that movie that was shown at the white house the birth of a nation and grants reputation suffered for more than 50 years a

and not, as you mentioned, the use of usage sherman. there's also a chance that jewel could a try to get a new application from the f d a for jewel to so, so to speak, a for a new a product. and then i'm also there is word that and the f d a itself is not fully or it actually has some a descent as so i guess the last word is not spoken. if a jewel products really have to leave a shelves here in the united states for good. okay, and i wanna turn our attention now to nike the u. s. shoe and sportswear manufacturer saying that it's definitely permanently pulling out of russia. is this a big step for the company? well, i mean, already 3 months ago nike had decided to suspend a business. so now they're closing it for goods. it's not that harmful for nike. i mean, if you look at the sales that they had in the past, in a, in russia and ukraine, a, together, a nike got about one percent of its revenue from that region. i mean, the stock of nike has been down quite a bit in the past couple of months, 36 percent since the beginning of the year. b

sherman, ms. barragan, mr. lowenthal, mre that these eight members will vote yes on retaining title 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas rise -- no. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from florida seek recognition? >> madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. cawthorn of north carolina and mrs. boebert of colorado, i inform the house that these members will vote no on the measure. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from illinois seek recognition? mr. garcia: madam speaker, as the member designated by mr. krishnamoorthi of illinois, i inform the house that he will vote yes on retaining title 1. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does the gentleman from texas seek recognition? >> thank you, madam speaker. as the member designated by mr. van taylor, i'd like to inform the house that mr. van taylor will be voting no on title 1. thank you. the speaker pro tempore: for what purpose does -- for what purpose does the g

if north korea pursues a nuclear test, wendy sherman's comments come a day off to south korea of the u. s. 58 ballistic missiles in response to a civil launch by pyongyang on sunday. and those are the headlights, that he's continues here on out to sierra, off to witness coming up next. mm. ah, a with another one in the future. i don't need to be over with him. he 1000000 to be honest with you. most of the new for those in the home, i know you out today, a lot of we're gonna give you to where we set up. what the hell that the put up with all the de la, multi infinite media. obama, a shadow that was a shooting abuto to the one of the filipino with being exploited by landlord to make the pay over the prices to leave overcrowded with $1.00 on one day to make the victim it exposes the peace on al jazeera, a body shop like not a r a b a r a y a . 7 r a mm. and the other, paula nano. what he can do, boredom 40 in us dummy can work the man and not uncommon properly and kind of going to go and i got i had to go along with the army meeting. they normally abril abducted aah! with we got a new b

pritzker: are you ready to fight for tom sherman and maggie hassan? [applause] gov. pritzker: are you ready to fight for this great state and this wonderful country? then let's get out there and fight for our country with the courage and the kindness to save it. thank you. may god bless you and may god bless this great nation of ours. ♪ >> hello, new hampshire. thank you very much. senator, thank you very much for that introduction. you are the best. it is good to be here today. i am a starstruck a little bit because i have been to new hampshire about every two years, knocking doors. i have done it for a long time. when i was asked to come up and say a few words, i was like, this is big time. there is a young woman who asked me, are you running for president? no, i am not running for president. i am coming to speak to the delegates. i am very excited to be here. so i wanted to say thank you. [applause] sec. walsh: i will be honest. it is usually freezing here. and i am nothing doors with gloves and boots on. -- nothing doors with gloves and boots on. to all of you he

russia itself hasn't violated wrong, is russia, analysts and former moscow correspond, and emily sherman is here with more the lithuanian prime minister. they're not very well worried apparently about those threats. how concerned should the west bee about those warning? well, the secretary of russia security council warned of serious consequences for the lithuanian people without saying what those consequences would actually be. we heard from a lower level official, the governor of the region of cleaning god, who actually said that one potential response could be that russia could limit the transit of lithuanian goods in a kind of tit for tat response. but of course, the language that we're hearing, especially higher up in the food chain as it were in the kremlin, is much more dramatic. so i mentioned security council secretary, he framed all of this as essentially the next step in nato. upping its presence at russia's border, as he said, that it's an example that you cannot trust the west even with written promises. and of course, is all happening as well against the backdrop of kind of

emily sherman, a formal workforce woman. thank you very much. emily and i have let's have a look at some of the other stores making her laws around the world. large crowds gathered in london on thursday to celebrate queen elizabeth platinum jubilee mocking 70 years on the throne. and renewed concerns about the queen's health as buckingham palace said she was experiencing discomfort and would not take part in ceremonies on friday. celebrations will take place through sunday candidates prime minister just into dough has signed a major land claim, settlement with a native tribe. the government will pay more than $1300000000.00 canadian dollars to the seek seeka 1st nation for seizing over half its land. more than a century ago. trudeau said it was one of the largest such settlements. the treaty 7 was in the u. s. state of iowa, a man has shot and killed 2 women before turning the gun on himself. the incident took place outside the cornerstone church. that's a mega church in the town of aims while a service was being held inside. it's the latest in

for impeachment lose, but i think they have to be taken individually. >> eugene daniels and jake sherman, thank you both. for more, let's go to correspondent jake ward, live from san francisco. >> reporter: mika, good morning. we are looking here at stunning results. san francisco, as you know, had been a center of kiting edge criminal justice reform thanks to the progressive prosecutor elected in 2019. now after a heavily funded recall and rising crime in this city and cities across the nation, san francisco voters have tossed him out of officer. the nation is watching. the progressive reforms that helped elect san francisco's district attorney in 2019 may have caused those same voters to toss him out of office last night. >> people should hold all of us to a higher standard. >> he pushes against what he calls mass incarceration. the successful recall vote was not a surprise. polls showed voters were concerned about a city in decline, homelessness and crime up, homicides are up 11% this year, auto thefts touch every neighborhood. >> progressives are so wed to what they believe in that t

a miss. sherman distorted mouth is yours, but everybody does that specific printer, especially your significant other version, the upper left rest of their borders under stuck with say not shiny enough. a peer done near a seattle on in the us of the guy li as no truck. scott, all me my real we enough time on knowledge. apollo, champion money by the charlotte for a small bit. i'll see if there to buy yet or not. fortunately of nature shows and you which i because i journey such a shy too crazy deal. graham. okay. in the war, shock. priestly mother adventures it. dian jordan reba. i knew you spoke with north salt and several stick to nick. a logo. what did surely gone through that across the domain itself? good. been updated yet. yep. um. what about old? was there any other web good or bad about jameer for it normally, you know what your numbers gonna, what we're going to say on that was it with journalists follow to brianna is one of those who have been trying in vain for 8. he is to bring the truth about the horrors of the ukrainian civil war to the world. yeah. but in my restore it of a few we

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repeatedly asked the americans to withdraw the offer, including through deputy secretary of state andy shermanl the very first day of the invasion. we have been very actively involved in the diplomatic process. i was in personal contact with my russian colleagues and told them. yes, we understand that you have a number of legitimate concerns regarding security and there are many ways that we can work on them. ways that of course suit the us side of russia's proposal no one wanted to hear, just as now the us is paying attention to the demands to stop pumping weapons to ukraine from these supplies. it looks like american manufacturers are gaining more, not the ukrainian military. let's face it. ukraine is not an existing state, not collapsed people at gunpoint pushing russian fire is a disaster and does not agree with those. who says putin started this war? no, we started this war. he did this because he had no choice. otherwise, he would have received missiles in eastern ukraine, but even now he is ready for negotiations. and we are pushing zelensky to war. ukraine lost this war. they daily los

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if north korea fussy was a nuclear test, wendy sherman's. cummins come a day off to south korea. i'm the u. s. 58 ballistic missiles in response to a similar launch. but young young on sunday, 2 brothers facing crops and charges in south africa, i've been arrested into by business men rogers and actual gupta were originally from india, fled south africa in 2018. their friends, a former president, jacob zoom up under accused of using their relationship with him to profit financially and influence government appointments and policy both denied wrong. doing brazil may be searching for a british journalist and a local researcher. we've got missing and there remote part of the amazon dom phillips was on a reporting trip with bruno pereira, a bazillion specialist on isolated tribes. they were in a part of the rain forest, were indigenous groups are under threat from illegal miners. and cocaine producers activist, say the men received threats while in the field last week. so those were the headlines. the news continues here on al jazeera, opt out of your world station. thanks for watchi

list, asher alman, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelley baron, emily brady, brian mann, david sherman and our leader, john towers. and senator test every, tony mcclain, his chief, and simon coup. i hope this will be a resounding victory not for senator tester, not for jerry moran, but for veterans of america who served our nation admirably, did what they were asked to do and encountered things they should not have encountered that have lasted, the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we're here to fulfill a commitment and a promise and we begin that, we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. the presiding officer: the senator from montana. mr. tester: thank you, mr. president. i want to thank senator moran for his comments. i didn't hear everything you had to say, but when i came in, one of the things you said is we may not be the most important people in this process. and you are 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too many people to thank on this legislation, and i'm going to get to

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. >> joining us now one of our favorites the cofounder of punch bowl news jake sherman also an msnbcmorning. yesterday we heard from a litany of officials who were threatened after the election. and tried to convince the former president that there simply wasn't any fraud. which testimony stuck out to you the most? >> well, i would say a few things. i think what my reaction was and i almost tweeted this, john, but you know the old saying never tweet. i decided to never tweet. what's amazing to me when seeing mcdaniels and all of these former trump administration officials is just the depth of this investigation, the breadth of this investigation and how much they have compiled, how many people they have gotten to testify presumably frooutfully about this -- about january 6th. so, that was what was really stunning to me. obviously there's incredibly emotional testimony yesterday about just the impact of trump's lois, about voter fraud on individuals, individual public servants. but again, just the breadth, the depth is stunning. i want to add one more thing, john, in the punch bowl ne

joining us with the very late jake sherman co-founder of punchbowl and msnbc contributor.pitol hill, the team says the deal is 98% done. what do you hear? >> reporter: your capitol hill team is excellent, and you're right, the deal is very, very close. there's a couple of things to keep in mind. number one, time is of the essence. they want to get it done before the july 4 recess. if we accountant to see text today, tomorrow, somewhere in that time frame, we're headed into a weekend session on capitol hill or next week. those things are possible. although the leadership would like to avoid it. they might not be able to. number two, there are odds and ends that need to be tied up. number one, we reported in punchbowl news, and there's some disagreement over the hite amendment. it prevents that into a gun bill. when that comes up at the end of the debate that usually means they're close because they have that argument for every single bill and there's not many issues left over. last week, the bill teamed like it was teetering. this week, it's close once again, we could, coul

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ask your almond, michelle payne, emily blair rubric, kelsey, brian, mike, emily, brian, david shermanand our leader jon towers. senator tester, tony mclean, his chief and simon kuhn. hyper should the opportunity to be on the senate floor at this moment. for what i hope will be a resounding victory. not for senator tester, not for gerry moran. n but for the veterans of america who served our nation admirably. did what they were asked to do an encounter things that should not have encountered that have lasted the consequences of which have lasted throughout their lives. we are hill here to fulfill a commitment and a promise. we begin that we move forward on that today. i yield the floor. >> the senator from montana for a quick thank you president. iat want to thank senator moran for his comments but i did not hear everything he had to say but one of the things he said was we may not be the most important people in this process in your one 100% correct. we are simply the conduit that was utilized to get this bill put into law. there are way, way too may be able to think on this legislati

joining me is jake sherman, an msnbc contributor.e, the video, i'm not the capitol police and i know he'd said it's not suspicious. it seems intriguing that they're taking pictures of security and staircases and tunnels. that's not what i would take a picture of if i was visiting the capitol. >> no. i can give some context here, katy. in those videos, which seem to be obviously the capitol police surveillance videos, this man is taking a photo of a staircase, a commonly used staircase and what appears to be, i would bet a lot of money, it's a security check point in the tunnel between cannon longworth and the capitol, which is a main thoroughfare for members of congress -- >> these are the office buildings that are around the capitol. these are where the lawmakers and their staffs going to work every day and then they take these tunnels to get into the capitol to vote and go to the floor. >> that's right. i should have said that. and then the third one appears to be another tunnel between the rayburn building, another house office bu

didn't have to worry about that when sherman was marching to the sea and grant was working around. lee's right flank at petersburg and lastly the mini ball quickly disappears from the military landscape the end of this after the civil war is basically gone with the muzzleloaders the percussion cap. however is still with us. they simply the this individual progression cap has now been placed in the center of brass cartridges. it's very much the same idea for centerfire bullets. so i believe that the percussion cap is the real technological revolution. that should get as much attention at least as the mini ball and rifling during the conflict. thank you. thank you so much. that was fascinating. i really enjoyed that and i can see we'll have to have you back for the sequel the full length lecture about the percussion cap revolution watch this space for that and okay. our final speaker tonight is kurt luther. he's an associate professor of computer science right here at virginia tech who also has an appointment and as a courtesy or affiliate professor in the history department and as y

let's look at the antitrust cases, the sherman antitrust act being declared unconstitutional. the supreme court found a way to say, no, they weren't a 40 knoply. harlan was the seoul dissenter -- sole dissenter. pretty much within five years the same justices who had ruled the other way began to kind of see the light are. i don't know that it was so much harlan that was persuading them, it may have been things that were happening in the country that was persuading them. but there are examples of the same people really changing theirli mind. oliver wendell holmes changed his mind onol the first amendme. so within harlan's lifetime, hay greatly relaxed the rules and allowedded for more trust actions. but it took maybe 15 or 20 years until they got to a position where they were really allowing antitrust. that's a very positive example. mt. mechanic tax days -- in the income tax case which overruled a hundred years of precedent and, you know, a case where everyone was rolling their eyes afterwards, it took a constitutional amendment to allow the income tax. but to get the process

as 2017 sherman's visit comes a day off to south korea, and the u. s. 58 ballistic missiles in response to a similar launch by north korea a day earlier. any nuclear tests would be in complete violation of un security council resolutions. there would be a swift and forceful response to such a test, because as the international atomic energy agency itself has said, there is concern that they may conduct a nuclear test. this would be very d, stabilizing to the world security. and i believe that not only the r, okay, in the united states and japan, but the entire world will respond in a strong and clear manner. shoreline ker is looking for $6000000000.00, an international financial aid to keep its economy afloat and south industrial monetary fun for loans to help tackle the worst economic crisis in decades. the items 22000000 people have faced mumps of blackouts and shortages of fuel, fuel, food and medicine. it's also short on international currency, which is affecting its ability to import what it needs. israel's coalition government has suffered. a m

joining us is jake sherman. how big of a deal is thursday's hearing? >> huge.orking behind the scenes, investigating, issuing subpoenas, taking depositions, and now they're bringing their work to light and that's the big moment for this committee, and quite frankly, it only has one chance for a first impression, how the saying goes. they are going to be -- they're holding this in prime time for a reason. it will be on 8:00 on the east coast, 5:00 on the west coast. gives a lot of people an opportunity to watch, and quite frankly, there's just an amazing amount of interest. republicans, quite honestly, don't have any good answers here, right. their answers are that this committee is illegitimate, it's not -- it shouldn't be issuing subpoenas, it doesn't have any republican buy-in, but none of that matters if the committee has the goods. if the committee has been able to create and display an honest and truthful and well thought out and received narrative about what happened on january 6th, and who was behind it and what they were aiming to do. >> yeah. and then