st. john's church. the u.s.ark police was executive order, accused of using force so the president could stage a photo op. >> when i realized that people have been hurt and terrified for a political stunt, i -- like offended hardly begins to describe how i feel. >> reporter: but the new ig report says the park police and secret service decided to establish a more secure perimeter around the white house in response to the destruction of property during racial justice protests in the days just ahead of june 1st. the report says those agencies started implementing the plan for a fence on the morning of june 1st and that it wasn't until mid to late afternoon that day that they learned of trump's potential movement to the park, which they were not given a specific time for. while the new report says park police followed appropriate policies on june 1st of last year it doesn't completely absolve law enforcement. it says officers from the bureau of prisons arrived late, missed a key briefing and inappropriately fired p

i was in seen jaya, i had know many people from st. john, i know a lot of people in shanghai, hoping syndrome. i know, i think that the with what, what the rest is accusing china of about the weakest. if it show of hypocrisy and was tended and international olympic committee as a non governmental organization is supposed to be strictly politically neutral at all times, a boy called to have been shown to negatively impact athletes. while not effectively addressing global issues. judging from history, similar practices in the past have never completed that. so fish and narrow minded political goals and the politicize in sports is and welcoming for many countries. moscow court has outlawed organizations founded by alex seen of all me. the court ruled that the russian opposition figures political network was quote, extremist, as artillio drank or reports, the russian prosecutors have been highlighting the extreme as nature as they are putting it. the are going to zation, lead and founded by opposition activists elect saying, evolving according

st. john's church. the u.s.ccused of using force so the president can stage a photo op. >> when i realize that people had been hurt and terrified for a political stunt, i like offended hardly begins to describe how i feel. >> reporter: in response to the destruction of property during racial justice protests in the days ahead of june 1st. >> reporter: the report says those agencies started implementing the plan for defense on the morning of june 1st, it was not until mid to late afternoon that day that they learned of trump's potential movement to the park which they were not given a specific time. >> reporter: park police followed appropriate policies that day but it did not involve law enforcement. the officers arrived late and missed the key briefing and fired pepper bomb ammunitions on to the crowd. >> brian todd, u. i am wolf blitzer in the situation room. you can follow me and always tweet the show @cnnsitroom. erin burnett "outfront" starts now. >>> president biden's agenda grinds to a halt. his infrastru

st. john's church last summer began just 21 minutes after the surrounding area was forcefully cleared by u.s. park police and other law enforcement. at the time, it appeared the protesters were forced out to make room for the president's visit. but a new report today by the internal investigator at the department of interior said there is no evidence the operation had anything to do with trump's visit. >> we did not find evidence that a potential presidential visit to the park or st. john's church influenced the park police's decision-making or their deployment. >> reporter: instead, the report says, protesters were cleared out to allow contractors to build a fence in response to damage done during the two previous nights of rioting. the report says the park police didn't even know about the president's plans until hours after it began planning their operation. the operation to remove peaceful protesters became violent. many people were injured and beaten, something that is not addressed by the report. the report does find that tear gas and other chemical irritants were used against the

know, the united states is not operating any concentration camps at the moment, like the one in st. john. i think the u. s. tried to partner with china and there was a hope in the west that through economic development and through prosperity, china would join the family of democratic nations that there would be a hunger in the chinese society for democratic reforms. and that hasn't happened. i mean, it exists clearly in china, but it has been snuffed out. so this is why it has become this rivalry of systems. and this is why biden is concerned not just by this is a bipartisan issue. and what should biden, to share that with the european needs to bring the europeans inside the united states has tried to do this, i think, with some success by explaining to the europeans and convincing them of the danger that exists. and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology, that t

st. john's church. might remember this. >> when they disperse protesters in lafayette park the other day when he wanted his photo op. >> police fired tear gas on peaceful protests outside of the white house all so -- after all this teargas has been sprayed on u.s. american citizens. >> last night peaceful protesters in d.c. were cleared so president trump could walk across the street from st. john's church. >> the united states government does not use the military against civilians in this country unless there's a good reason. while we ended up with was the what the president what the president of the united states looking like a wannabe dictator so he could walk over to a church and pretend to be concerned about the church. >> sean: while guess what? none of that was true. all of what they said were lies just like three years, trump, russia collusion, they liked the entire country. according to a brand-new inspector general report you asked park police if he learned about donald trump's visit to the ch

kennedy with secretary of state went to the palace escorted by robert st. john, press association.ennedy came to address mention of 400 news men. to him, he spoke of the problems we face to secure a lasting peace. >> we must ensure be constantly striking all of our forces. of all kinds, at all levels. deterring war and keeping the peace. by making certain that those who will oppose us know that we are determined to resist aggression. whatever its forces and whatever kind of force has needed to resist it. the calls of freedom is under pressure all over the world but because of the rebirth of western european strength. the struggle has been switched to other areas. the time has now come for us to associate more closely together. then ever in the past. in a concerted attack on poverty, injustice and oppression. we overshadows so much of the globe. >> in the stately ruins -- adorned with tapestries that are among the artistic pleasures of friends. president kennedy with ambassador gavin at his side was host at that diplomatic -- many cars were formations that had become independent in

st. john's church. might remember this. >> when they dispersed protesters in lafayette park the other day when the president wanted his follow-up. white house also donald trump could stage a follow-up. >> the president literally wanted a photo up after all of this had been sprayed on american citizens. >> protesters were cleared from the park, remember president trump could walk across the street to st. john's church for a photo op. speak of the united states government does not use the military against civilians in this country unless there is a damn good reason at all we endep with was the president of the united states looking like a wannabe dictator so he could walk over to a church and pretend to be concerned about the church. >> sean: guess what, none of that was true. all of what they said were lies just like three years, trump russia collusion. they lied to the entire country. according to a brand-new inspector general report, u.s. park police were already in the process of clearing the park bef

st. john's church last year.te the army a fact-checkers and reporters who reported the exact opposite doesn't don't like of times. twitter is having an absolute meltdown over their decision to put jeff toobin back on the air after his zoom masturbation scandal. he attempted to set the story straight in this painfully awkward interview on cnn. take a look at this one. >> i feel like we should address what's happened in the months since we've seen you. you were on a zoom call with your colleagues from the "new yorker" magazine. everyone took a break for several minutes during which time you were caught masturbating on camera pretty or subsequently fired after 27 years of working there and since then have been on leave since. to quote jay leno, what the hell were you thinking? >> obviously i wasn't thinking well or thinking very much but i didn't think i was on the call. i didn't think other people could see me. >> jeanine: all right, you mean to tell me that all you had to do to redeem yourself in the eyes of the f

st. john's church.n inspector's report said the park police didn't clear for trump but to allow a contractor to install a white house fence. so i want to bring in whitney wild. good evening. what does the report say about why these protesters were removed and why so harshly? >> as you point out, there are two questions. in question. the first is why they were moved out. what the report says is for a few days leading up to june 1st, it became clear as the days were progressing, that protesters would become more, what they describe as perhaps more violent. so there were examples of protesters assaulting police, one throwing a book at an officer. there was a lot of concern among law enforcement that as night fell, things would get violent. by june 1st, they realized, look, they need to get this fence up around the white house. this is becoming a real problem. so it was june 1st that a contractor said, all right. we can do the fence but we need to do it during daylight hours and we'll have to have police pr

st. john's church at the height of the nationwide george floyd protests. proof that one of his biggest lies about that day does not pass the smell test. the d.c. police finally admitting that law enforcement used tear gas that day against peaceful protesters. you'll recall that june day last year police cleared demonstrators from lafayette square so that trump could walk over, hold up a bible in front of the church that had been damaged the night before and say cheese. >> it didn't seem to be an expression of faith or of solidarity with faith. it seemed to be, as we've said before, an opportunity to clothe himself in the mantel of spiritual symbols and locations to, in some way, bolster or reinforce his own authority and message. >> after the photo op, trump and his allies insisted that no one was tear gassed. >> the white house, the president and his team had to do it all over again, would you have gassed and pummeled protesters to clear the park so the president would have a photo op? >> no tear gas was used and no rubber bullets. no tear gas was used. n

this storm looks like it will head up towards st. john and will not become powerful or will not become a hurricane. it should remain a tropical storm for the next day or two and bring rain tomorrow night especially into areas around st. john. as far as the big stories go, the lower 48, 43 million people still under the dangerous heat advisories and warnings in areas from california, arizona to montana and look at billings today. 105 degrees in montana. i mean, kasie, it's a hot map. in phoenix, i don't care if it's a dry heat, 118 is brutal. >> i would not do very well with that. best wishes to all of you out west. bill karins, thank you very much as always. we'll see you tomorrow, my friend. >>> still ahead here, mitch mcconnell previews a possible supreme court showdown if republicans win back the majority in 2022. we'll be back in just a moment. we'll be back in just a moment [music and sound effects played in reverse] this...is our shot. the covid-19 vaccines are ready. and so is walgreens, with pharmacy experts ready to make it easy

st. john's at 16 degrees on wednesday. wider view of the u. s. right. now a few things i want to point out toward the southwest for dealing with critical fire danger. as we head toward nevada and utah, this is where we've got a heat tone, so look at the temperatures. phoenix, $48.00 degrees can be expected on wednesday. then just a bit of scattered showers toward the southern color states spilling into the florida panhandle. no, there is also the risks we could see some tropical development in the bay of can peachy in the days ahead. but for now it's flinging a lot of what, whether it's toward the se, mexico, into guatemala. but we can find some fair conditions as we head toward his found your last santo domingo, 33 degrees with a mix of funding cloud toward the amazon basin. we do have what pulses of weather toward the south east of columbia. also the south of venezuela spilling into diana and some that cool air in patagonia starting to migrate further to the north. santiago, 16 degrees just a few days ago you were about 28. the children born into it?

declared this year as an ordinary jubilee year billing building on the theme of muries begin of st. john paul ii who was so dedicated mercy his second and cyclical letter was dedicated that. he gave us the feast day of divine mercy on the second sunday of easter. so pope francis wanted to make the mercy god available and to be a focal point of this year which began december 8th of 2015 and, of course, december 8th is the emaculate conception when god and his mercy selected she who was to become the mother of his son born into the world on that day of the epackly the conception which was the 50th anniversary of the conclusion of the second vatican council whose purpose was to make the church more effectively communicate the good news to the world today. >> so this extraordinary jubilee is not in the regular cycle, and the theme a year of mercy which we will get into. that's the theme for the day. extraordinary data on how this year just passed, which ended a couple weeks ago was received. according to the vatican, some 800 million catholics went truth hoggy doors set up throughout the wor

st. john's. you know, still, if he is, if they a fit for your home and you believe me and not simply because they're still there, but you know, when you mo ross, they shall do the bullying tedious. but the most though is yeah. like yes, but he's young. you, but if the stuff she normally does not fit the shiny turn, you know, it shows me that, you know, when you mentioned when your wife telling me when you spend your money at the worst, i mean, you gotta be stuck at the get away. but also have some time with those who really can get to the top of the wall, said with them on the shelf rational and understand them of the still for the bar for him to the national car for the president. the thing in the cup, i just thought that was, that was threatening me . she wouldn't look at it if we had them, we mean was more than it's pretty good night. you may get away really just in the right on your teacher switch of that i could book teaching show when i was about a year later today, ceiling redeeming about

st. john's in austin. if he is, if we can fit us for your home and you will not sit lips nice because they're still been messing up in your mouth. what else they should do at the bullying? tedious. but though, usually just for the young you but the stuff she not already did not return. you know, it shows me that you know, when you my children, your wife. i mean, you would just, when you money at the worst of it, when you're going to be stuck at the get process and how do you sit down with those who really can get a name from you. thank you. talk to them all said with them for the chef rational, conventional wisdom of it. there's still a for the bar over the and i bought the nation for the president. the thing in the cup, i just thought of me, she wouldn't look at it if we had them, we mean was more than the night. you may get away really great just in the rain on your teacher. so she said i could teach when to when i was about a year later today, ceiling redeeming, rewrite about it. and if she lives this,

st. john's in austin as he is. it's why couldn't they have given us your home and you believe me? nonsense lips, and they are nice because they still don't, but i'm with, you know, when you, mon ross, they shall do it. the booing. tedious, but the most the usual i just pretty young you. but if the stuff she not already did not see the shiny turn from your mouth shuffling manage. now when you might check with your wife, nissan, somebody who is spending money at the worst of us when you are going to be stuck at the get process and have some time with those who really can get to the back of the wall, said with them on the shelf rational, who understand them of it, there's still a city by somebody and i bought the national car for the president. the thing in the cup, i just thought of me, she wouldn't look at it if we had them, we mean one more night, you may get away really great, but you just been, they rightly responded. and your teacher wishes that i could teach one to what i would consider a ceiling with amy rewrite about it. and if she lives this, she's older and i'm still waiti

st. john's. you know, still, if he's, if they, if you're home in your bill and not simply because they're still there, but i'm with, you know, when you model for us, they shall do it that i'm doing tedious. but the most that though you shall i just, but he's young. you believe there was stuff she did not see the show any turn when you're mo chesney. i'm in the name for my children, the wife coming if you will, just when you money at the worst of us when you're going to be stuck at the get the process and how do you sit down with those who really can get to the back of the wall said with them where the chef rational and understand that there's still a city by somebody and i'm with the national car. it's the petite edge thing in the cup. i just thought the status trust me . she wouldn't look at it if we had them. we mean was more pretty big human. yeah. nice. you may need to get away really great. just in the writing in your teacher. wish that i could book teach show what i would schedule a late to

i should say, but it will have a bit of an impact for newfoundland, with some rain to count for st. johns on wednesday and wednesday to sponsor cut on airways. be part of the debate itself defeated and cozy in the us or in the u. k, because it will just come back again when no topic is off the table. what we wanted to talk about were the command white men touching a dream, where a global audience become a global community. jumping to the comment section, and part of the discussion. there are like kinetic efforts to silence palestinians on the online faith on al jazeera. it's one of the biggest clubs in south america, but it's greatest rival is just a few blocks away. a mutual dislike between funds forms from a class divide, sustained over generations. most local junior support is born into these club colors. in an epic feud of rich versus poor, the fans will make football when i was just in the next episode of science in a golden age, i'll be exploring the contributions made by scholars during the medieval atlantic period in the field of engineering. the height of sophistication and mecha

st. john's different pockets on the capital. some of welcome mister hu bye. how fair is the claim that these recent moves by the government points to an eastern migration of education in the country? well, it's not just it's law migration, it's the slot is ation at a frantic base. it's fodder, speedier now than it was in the days of general our lot who started this trend towards infusing religion into every level of education. so that now is faster than ever before. and it's at several different levels at the school level. the primary level, the middle high school, and then it goes all the way up to university at the university level. you cannot get a degree whether that be a bachelor's, a master's, or a ph. d. without studying the and without taking an exam on the court. now that was a unanimous decision of the job assembly last lie. that is in 2020, at the school level. the changes are absolutely frightening for someone who believes that children should be able to think for themselves here, or they're being propagandized at a, at a pace never seen before. r

st. john's church. >> is that you're bible? -- your bible?> it's my bible. >> reporter: the findings support this from then-attorney general bill barr to "face the nation's" margaret brennan. >> i gave the green light. obviously i didn't know that the president was going to be speaking later in the day. >> reporter: when bill barr arrived later that day, the reports said he asked police, "are these people still going to be here when the president comes out?" the use of force was criticized and is the subject of a lawsuit against the department of justice. the report found the park police and other agencies that swept through what is now black lives plaza did it to make way for expanded security fencing after nights of violent unrest. 7:00, that's a flash bang. all right. we are just minutes away from d.c.'s 7:00 curfew. you heard the flash bang. that is an attempt to clear the crowd out. while the ig report says officers made three announcements to disperse the crowd it came as a surprise to many. other law enforcement officers, demonstrators

i was in seen jaya, i had know many people from st. john. i know a lot of people in shanghai, hoping syndrome. i know, i think that the width is what, what the rest is accusing china of about the because if a show of hypocrisy and was centered and international olympic committee as a simple non governmental organization is supposed to be strictly politically neutral at all times by cods, have been shown to negatively impact athlete, while not effectively addressing global issues. judging from history, similar practices in the past have never completed the selfish and narrow minded political goals. and the idea of politicizing sports is and welcoming for many countries. well, for a deeper dive into the us, or indeed any of this, our stories are t dot com, how you covered. i'm back in 30 with all your latest global news headline. sticklers. ah, ah, ah, ah. the, i don't know. i mean there's some steps in there were rescuing the food that they were not scavenging or were rescuing resources that are still good. this is best buy march 21st, which

know, the united states is not operating any concentration camps at the moment, like the one in st. john, i think the u. s. tried to partner with china and there was a hope in the west that through economic development and through prosperity, china would join the family of democratic nations that there would be a hunger in the chinese society for democratic reforms. and that hasn't happened to me that exists clearly in china, but it has been snuffed out. so this is why it has become this rivalry of sin systems. and this is why biden is concerned not just by this is a bipartisan issue to and wash a bite and share that with the european needs to bring the europeans onside the united states has tried to do this, i think with some success by explaining to the europeans and convincing them of the danger that exists. and we saw this in this debate over 5 g network technology that the chinese company was way, was very eager to sell in europe, and is eager to sell in europe in the united states game. and tried to convince the european allies that if they were to take on this technology that they

st. john's, the sort of gets a free media, it makes just common sense to saw, she talk to each other. so of course, we had the meeting last week, but i can't say on terribly surprised to see that the, the reiteration of the whole still, etc, which has now become endemic or presidents, putin ant bite and spoke for 3 and half hours in geneva on wednesday, our team was there and switzerland following. the development is a quick recap of how that they unfolded. the the, i have no illusion following the meeting, either old or new. they can't be any illusions at all by and sat in vain. russia. by the way, that was a joke. let's take a look at the main takeaways from the day deleted physically to hold consultations on strategic stability, nuclear arms control as well. also for discussion with the possibility of a prisoner exchange and obviously returning perspective ambassadors through the posts in the u. s. out in russia as well. no breakthrough on cyber security issues though there was some agreement to start regular consultations on the issue stumbling blocks. of course, there are a coupl

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st. john's fort school did continue to press in the 2nd now, but it's finished. one mill belgium will face. it's really now in the last states that match on friday in munich. now the check republic b netherlands in somebody's game at sooner when budapest sent him a check through to the quarter finals a key moment coming up early in the 2nd. how much sense? all right, deliberate ham ball, the video, assistant referee, helping be on pitch official to make that decision. the czech republic then going ahead through thomas hollis. the same plan would go on to set up. your 2nd go checks denmoore team. the last day that came coming up on saturday in back max bishop and looking good in his efforts when the foreman of one wheelchair, which is the 1st time his full fixture of the season coming at the syrian girl, praying austria. the red bull driver finished more than 30 seconds clear of raining will champion loose hamilton the britain, now trails to start by 19 points and the overall standing. hamilton is mercedes teammate, val. 3 volts us was erred. straight away, i felt

i had know many people from st. john, i know a lot of people in shanghai helping syndrome. i know, i think that the width is what, what the rest is accusing china of about the weakest. if a show of hypocrisy and with standard and international olympic committee as a simple non governmental organization is supposed to be strictly politically neutral at all times apply calls have been shown to negatively impact athlete. while not effectively addressing global issues. judging from history, similar practices in the past have never completed the selfish and narrow minded political goals. and the idea of politicizing sports is and welcoming for many countries. a most to court has outlawed organizations funded by election of only the court ruled on the russian opposition figures. political network was extremist as artillio per tranquil reports. the washington, prosecutors have been highlighting the extremist nature as they are putting it of the organizations led and founded by opposition activists elect st. navarro me according to the authorities, the so called novalis h queues an

the depletion of st. john, people actually rolling rapidly. how can we say to genocide? i was in seen gyre. i had know many people francine. joe, i know a lot of people in shanghai hoping syndrome. i know. i think that the width is what, what they were accusing china of about the weakest if a show of hypocrisy and was standard and the international olympic committee as a simple non governmental organization is supposed to be strictly politically neutral at all times. a boy called have been shown to negatively impact athletes, while not effectively addressing global issues. judging from history, similar practices in the past have never completed the selfish and narrow minded political goals. and the idea of politicizing sports is and welcoming for many countries to south america where there's been abroad in the bolivian parliament. fissions were flying on tuesday during a debate over the rest of several officials, including former interim president jeanine anew as she took power in 2019, in what the ruling socialist party now considers to have been illegal. a large fires

st. john's, it doesn't will draw up the most. it seems that there could be some sort of big money play here. do you think built in some way, shape or form that these big tech giants, they look at the laws and regulations is just being for the little people to large extent. these organizations all knowingly in the room take for example, facebook. facebook has been challenged numerous occasions in the court by privacy campaigners such as my friends who have taken a number of challenges all. what is the highest score in europe. and each time they do it, facebook finds a way of bringing out that we have to repeat. what we're looking for is actually expected in portsmouth against these organizations. that it's not as if they don't know about it, explain the sort of incidents of a very public these cases of been through the court. the companies such as facebook are dragging the heels and stretching it out as long as possible, knowing that the regulators, such as the data protection commission in ireland, fall pool pool, he resumed the

st. john's church. >> is that your bible? >> it's a bible. >> reporter: the findings support this from then-attorney general bill barr to "face the nation's" margaret brennan last june. >> i gave the green light at 2:00. obviously, i didn't know the president was going to be speaking later that day. >> reporter: but when bill barr arrived at the white house later that day, the report says he's asked police, "are these people still going to be here when the president comes out?" the use of force in lafayette square was heavily criticized and is the subject of a federal loft against the department of lawsuit against the department of justice. the report found the u.s. park police and other agencies that swept through what is now black lives matter plaza, did it to make way for expanded security fencing after nights of violent arrests. that's a flash bang. so we are just minutes away from d.c.'s 7:00 curfew. you heard the flash bang. that is an attempt to clear the crowd out. while the i.g. report says officers made three announ

st. john's church. instead the evidence we reviewed so that the u.s.r to safely install the anti-scale fencing in response to destruction of property and injury to officers. so who is guilty of sheer stupidity here? >> sheer stupidity that joe scarborough is talking about are those reporters who just made all of these assumptions, all of them against donald trump and added to the list the things that yet again the media got wrong to fulfill their own political narrative. the president did nothing like the outcome of the inspector general went in and looked at it, made this decision very early on the day. for nancy pelosi, the speaker of the house that suggested they were peaceful protesters, might we remind you that there were 49 park police officers that were injured? this was more a variety than it blades in the basement could have gotten much worse but all these decisions were made to erect a fence and clear these people out before donald trump made any decision. it was only after that he spontaneously decided that he, robert o'brien and national se

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st. john's theater before a single note was played. >> if you want to be a big rock star the first thingis have an image. it doesn't have to be fanty, oh, one thing, oh, yeah -- >> the boss took to the stage for his intimate auto biographical show springstein on broadway. they said to the crowd sit down. >> many more flashing lights will be illuminated all week. >> for fans it has been a long week, one now rewarded. a long wait for ushers, too, like ashanti who is now ushering in broadway's people. >> people come from all over to see a show and share in that moment together and it's a once in a life time performance that you will never have again. >> every here is vaccinated and no one needed a mask. >> they had to show proof ofalo pricey ticket. >> we're vaccinated, we're going to put these on just to go around. we have not been around this many people in awhile. >> masks were also required for the foo fighters performance. the boss's show had not been on broadway in two-and-a-half years, he recently told hoda kotb he was ready for this run. >> i know it's your life, but there is a lot

st. john's church on the 1st of june last year.e narrative spread by democrats and the media. we want to bring into miranda devine. nice to see you. good day. give us your take on it. i have a few things to follow up with. hello. speak thanks, bill. hello. this is just a shocking example of dishonesty by the media and the service of joe biden's campaign. effectively, they did an enormous amount of damage to donald trump's credibility. if you look through it at the time, and seeing it in real time -- we knew that washington was under siege from these riots. they were so close to the white house and so much violence rithat the president at one poit had to be whisked down to an underground bunker. that is how much of a threat it was. the protesters were only cleared during the day from lafayette park in front of the white house so that contractors could come again and fix the fence and make it safer so that people couldn't invade the white house. that was all lost in the mix. now the inspector general has explained that it wasn't some

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st. john's church in full authoritarian mode flanked by police in camo, aggressively cleared away people protesting murder of george floyd. learned that police said for the first time that tear gas was indeed used on the demonstrators that day as they insisted it was. leadoff guests, claire mccaskill, form, lamishe, and sam stein. good evening and welcome to you all. senator, start with you. i'm curious about the urgency you must feel right now and curious if you think joe biden can ramp up the urgency in his statements and comments? >> well, i think what is going on at state level -- one of the dirty little secrets about our democracy is that so many of us don't pay enough attention to what goes on in state legislative races. there is a tendency i think of many voters in the country to focus on the governor, u.s. senator and certainly the presidential. what is happening right now is petri dish of awful, of awful laws that are being designed to keep people from voting that are stripping away the power of duly elected officials supposed to be running our elections without fear or favor. s

st. john's college. among his many noteworthy books is one of my all-time favorites the english and their history. and my view this as a book that needs to be in everybody's library. we are so likely to be joined by celebrated author and historian. going to begin the discussion also getting a chance for professor toombs introduce himself to us in the english and their history you sent of your self you are an english man with iris connections who spent most of his life studying france. so what is that all about? >> like many americans, including your president i have irish ancestry's mind probably is leased as distant as his protect irish blood in irish genes but was born in england. but since my students days of written mainly about which i got interested in turn for the history of my own country quite late in life. i think my perspective on my own countries in some senses when you might see from the outside always felt one has to take a comparative view to make any sense. >> the sovereign aisle, underth

st. john's church which you covered the night that we were on the air and it was set on fire.t's a different story. this is happening around the same time. what do we know about what actually happened and why those protesters were forced out. the media was saying that the president had them cleared out we could take the picture. >> they were derisive. they feel powerfully and strongly against president trump. i get that. what was surprising was the uncritical view that reporters talk. they didn't really try to see, was there more to it? knee-jerk assumption that what they had heard was true. we found out from the inspector general of the department of the interior that they were clearing them out to help set up fencing. i was there and i got goose bumps listening to you described that night. it was amazing for both of us. i was there and they were setting up fencing around that time. the fire happened. i believe it was the 31st. on the first he walked across the street but that's not to sort of fall in line with what the ig had to say but it is to me a reflection of what i saw

st. john's church, they lie day in and day out.he media, the politicians, all of them lied because they want to drag down donald trump, why aren't they rounding up any of those people. these are serious questions this evening i want to know what's happening to this people, do we live in a free country or republic or not, is there going to be real justice or not we cannot have our fbi as we have learned in the prosecutors conducting themselves in the dark without us knowing exactly what is going on, moreover why are some citizens treated one way and some another, this has nothing to do with white supremacy, this has nothing to do with white supremacy and joe biden should know since he was a segregationist and white supremacist early in his career, i want to turned around johnson a relative handful of senators who asked the attorney general to explain himself, explain what is taking place here, senator, how are you. >> i am great i hope you are well. >> i am doing great you in only four of your colleagues sent a letter to the attorne

one year ago today that we had this trump photo up when he marched across that fiat it's going to st. johns church flanked by the chairman of the joint chiefs and camo. trump held up that bible after police aggressively cleared away people that were protesting the murder of george floyd. we've learned now one year later that police throw an attorney and a court filing side for the first time that tear gas was indeed used on the demonstrators that day as they insisted it was. with that, let's bring in our lead off guests on this tuesday night. claire mccaskill former democratic senator. you may, warehouse correspondent for pbs news our and moderator of washington week. also on pbs. and sam stein veteran journalist who is now white house editor for politico. good evening and welcome to you all. senator i would like to start with you. i'm curious about the urgency you must feel right now and i'm curious if you think joe biden can ramp up the urgency in his statements and comments. >> well i think that what's going on at the state level, one of the dirty little secrets about our democracy is th