i spent the next four years of my life writing a biography of stonewall jackson. i may be pigeonholed in someone's mind but not commercially. the books that followed, the books about football and another book about the war, a different part about the war and airships. i do not feel like i have been pigeonholed at all commercially. host: that biography, "rebel yell" , focus on that last bit, the redemption of stonewall jackson. what do you mean by that? s.c. gwynne: he operates on several levels, he is a complete failure in life. he really is, he is a professor, the worst professor anybody has ever seen and the kids make fun of him and he is -- he is not a success at all. in a sense, he redeems himself from his own failure. there is a sense of the religious sense he was intensely religious who believed that all of his success came from god and from nowhere else. he deserved none of the credit for what he did. i think he was himself redeemed in the eyes of god, i'm not saying you have to agree with him, robert e. lee was also deeply religious. finally, there is a pe

stonewall, like gendered inte don't ce, and stonewall, like gendered intedon't use and stonewall, like intedon't use gender neutrald say don't use gender neutral language at any but the language at any point, but the point that no is offended point is that no one is offended by phrases such as boys, girls, trans people aren't aren't offended by phrases like ladies, gents, you know, it's just a few minority of activists who work for these bodies who come in and say, you've got to do this. and it's a very bizarre thing, particularly with kids. i mean, boys not boys and girls. that's not offensive, is it? >> i don't think offensive, >> i don't think it's offensive, but then i don't know what it's like be offended by like to be to be offended by that. that makes any sense, that. if that makes any sense, because i like. really. because i just like. really. >> that's an interesting >> but that's an interesting point, isn't that, know point, isn't it, that, you know , are we changing things because of individuals who are affected? , are we changing things because of in<|'m|uals who are affect

stonewall, like gendered inte don't ce, and stonewall, like gendered intedon't use and stonewall, like intedon't use gender neutrald say don't use gender neutral language at any but the language at any point, but the point that no is offended point is that no one is offended by phrases such as boys, girls, trans people aren't aren't offended by phrases like ladies, gents, you know, it's just a few minority of activists who work for these bodies who come in and say, you've got to do this. and it's a very bizarre thing, particularly with kids. i mean, boys not boys and girls. that's not offensive, is it? >> i don't think offensive, >> i don't think it's offensive, but then i don't know what it's like be offended by like to be to be offended by that. that makes any sense, that. if that makes any sense, because i like. really. because i just like. really. >> that's an interesting >> but that's an interesting point, isn't that, know point, isn't it, that, you know , are we changing things because of individuals who are affected? , are we changing things because of in<|'m|uals who are affect

do you think they can stonewall it? >> they are going to try. they stonewall all the way through but we have had some breakthroughs recently. think of what we knew only three months ago far less then we know now. again, with the impeachment inquiry which i think is inevitable and just around the corner, we are going to have stronger demands from congress and don't think they will be able to stonewall. president biden should release them if there is nothing there but i think of the fear is that there is something there. paul: president biden's squeeze on big pharma begins as the administration announces the first we tend drugs that will be subject to price control. what it means for innovation and the future of drug development next. i've always had trouble falling asleep and staying asleep— you know, insomnia. but then i found quviviq, an fda-approved medication for adults with insomnia. and i'm glad i found it. you wouldn't believe some of the things people suggested to help me sleep. nature sounds? ahh, no thanks. my friend's white-noise idea.

such as the stonewall riots of 1969.he idea transgender history month began to take shape via this train of thought. i thought about black history month and women's history month. now national low recognized months. and the essential education and awareness that they bring to the general masses every year. >> that knowledge is critical in bringing awareness and understanding of the struggles and history that have taken place to get where we are now. >> when i wrote this procolumnation i had the honor of serving as director of social justice empowerment initiative the transgender district the world's only legally recognized cultural district dedicated to the transgender community. based in the tenderloin neighborhood. grounded and rooted in the 55 to the event that is the cafeteria riot. with the guidance of president of the transgender district, we brought the proclamation to the office of transgender initiatives. without the office transgender initiate evers, in their instrumental advocacy for transgender history month

largely because the biden administration has been stonewalling these investigative committees when it comes to providing investigation, and moving forward with an inquiry gives them more subpoena powers, a greater ability to get the information they need to make some decisions and determinations. if you look at where this is leading and the amount of information that's come forward and the kinds of clues out there, this needs a much broader examination and i think that's what these committees are going to do. >> john: we are expecting the president would start his remarks on the economy about 13 minutes ago, you were a colleague of his in the senate, you know him quite well, he's been there forever. how do you think he responds to what happens today? >> i don't know. i mean, i think we are all going to be interested to see. he's been very defensive, has not wanted to answer any questions. i don't think he can pull that off. i think the american people are going to demand answers and they should. >> john: do you think it sticks to him politically? >> i think it does. and one of the rea

is doing everything he can and at least members of his department, did everything they could to stonewallimpeachment proceedings. i'm not accusing the president of anything, but the american people are entitled to know if their president is a crook. i'm not saying he is a crook. >> brian: right. >> they are entitled to know. >> brian: the term plausible deniability comes up, why never bring up joe biden, plausible deniability. because of jamie comer, his investigation, jim jordan and because of the whistleblowers that came forward. we would know number if the house didn't flip. >> no, it is true. congressman comer and congressman jordan and their colleagues, i think i'm proud of them. they have just gotten the facts and they'll keep getting the facts, despite the stonewalling by the department of justice and white house. >> ainsley: we want to update you, i'm sure you heard, but viewers about the book "gender queer," and we saw you on the senate floor, you reading an excerpt from this explicit book. let's play the sound bite and on the other side -- it is bleeped. >> steve: a part we can

it's only because they have been stonewalling that congress has very little choice, in my view, but toe forward. i mean, consider what congress has right now. i mean, even the media is now accepting that there has been an influence peddling operation conducted by hunter biden, by his uncle and by others worth tens of millions of dollars from foreign sources. "the washington post" recently admitted that the president has been lying about his son's business dealings. devon archer. patently false. but the president has been telling the public for years that he had no knowledge of their business dealings. so what is congress supposed to do? now, if they go to an impeachment inquiry, they are going to win. if they go to court, and demand these emails, demand the financial records, they are going to win. the democrats went to court to insist on trump's banking records. so the question i have, again is why set up a war room if you don't have to have a war? you know, why not be transparent? if all these emails are trivialities, then have thessalonians them released and put it to rest right now

the investigation they stonewalled search warrants months before the election which it was picking upam in joe biden's name was removed from any documentation that could've ever been in the search warrant. you learned that the fbi tipped off the secret service, i am going today to showed joe biden's connection to a chinese company called cefc that they denied the connection and payment but by the way biden was paid in back pay as soon as joe biden left the vice presidency for work that they did during the vice presidency. hunter biden's words that he was the key to the only asset that the family ever had are good to come back and haunt him. maria: and graduate brought up csc, is about the company that we got the e-mails of 10% held by age for the bigeye it was cefc that they were doing a deal with and e-mails as they were organizing the ownership there, the e-mail says 10% held by age for the bigeye with regard to cefc. what can you tell us about that. >> they did a deal was cefc during joe biden's vice presidency. they just did not want to get paid for during his presidency. everythi

they have stonewalled into biden mishandling of classified documents and now we hope they don't stoneall us in these pseudonym requests. there are 5400 emails. >> sandra: david spunt joins us. >> this lawsuit was filed days to go. it is not unusual for public figures or political figures, republicans and democrats, to sometimes use pseudonyms in emails to keep their email inboxes from filling up. this case is a little different because this group, the southeastern legal foundation, is not focused on the pseudonyms but on what was sent in those emails. this group claims that then vp biden talked business with his son, hunter, via email. fox news hasn't independently confirmed that hunter was copied on these emails. according to the lawsuit the national archives is sitting on thousands of emails messages from biden's office with the following sued nipples, robin ware, and robert l. peters as pci.gov. national archives responded to the group. we've performed a look for those requests and identified identified 5,138 emails and other records that must be processed in order to respond to yo

in fact, none other than one of the greatest generals in american history, stonewall jackson, was one of the professors there. and the cadets from vmi actually fought bravely, impressively in more than one battle. so they were taken out of class. i guess you could call a practicum or a lab and fought stonewall jackson races there for the battle of manassas in the north you call it bull run and was arguably one of the greatest generals who shot and killed one of his own man a century. and lee and others always bemoaned loss of the great stonewall during the latter part of the war, when the union, under general david hunter, they called him black. david hunter for his deeds, kind of a derogatory phrase. burns, vmi and the confederacy was because vmi held almost like a west point type of aura about it. yeah. so vmi was around back then and still there today. still cowardly and still called vmi. virginia military institute. i went to virginia tech. so i visited vmi. i played football at virginia tech occasionally used to play them don't they don't really anymore. so they did a campus and

stonewall jackson was one of the professors there. the cadets from vmi actually fought bravely, impressively, and more than one battle. they were taken out of class, you could call it a lab and fought. stonewall jackson was therefore the battle of manassas. arguably, one of the greatest generals. he was shot and killed by one of his own men. lee and others always be mode the loss of the great stonewall. during the latter part of the war when the union under general david hunter, he burned vmi. the confederacy was livid, because vma held a west point type of war back then. it is still there today. virginia military institute. i went to virginia tech. i visited vmi. i played football at virginia tech. we occasionally used to play them. everybody, i would like to thank you for attending. enjoy the rest of her day at andersonville. let us all remember today is national pow and mia recognition day. thank you. >>> if you are enjoying american history tv, sign up for our newsletter using the qr code on the screen. to receive the weekly sched

they have blocked and stonewalled house investigators all year.ndeal they have blocked and stonewalled investigators for many years. appointment of special counsel david weiss is an insult to any definition of a fair justice system. he is an integral part of main justice and the biden administration but any special prosecutor, including the notorious jack smith should be completely outside of government, not a willing instrument of the white house. basically joe biden wants to throw donald trump in jail for 700 years to prevent the former president from becoming president again. by the way that idea of president again is looking increasingly probable according to numerous polls. the tragic irony here is that mr. trump is being indicted for exercising his first amendment free speech rights whereas joe biden is the one who who has broken the law through bribery, influence peddling, bank and money fraud, and other potential charges. i know these are all allegations but as speaker mccarthy said today, the evidence of biden wrongdoing is growing larger

again is another question going back to the doj and the criminality of stonewalling.n't know. i would expect that they have enough evidence at this point. hunter had 76 suspicious activity reports. e-mails, 10% for the big guy to actually just pursue this. >> jesse: could republicans stepped on a rake and then shut down the government over spending nonsense? >> maria: yeah, i think we will likely see a government shutdown. >> jesse: you do? >> maria: yeah, i do. >> jesse: with joe biden losing to donald trump with bidenomics but bombing, gas prices coming back up, and impeachment headed his way, you think the republicans are just going to screw things up and shut down the government? >> maria: jesse, we are supposed to have a budget of 1 1/2 trillion dollars. the democrats spent $6 trillion in the last couple of years. people in the conservative area here, not want to see nancy pelosi spending policies for another 30 seconds. forget about 30 days. this fight is going to continue. hopefully they can agree on a continuing resolution. but the democrats turn to connconnec

trump and we have a lot of evidence that is being collected in spite of the biden administration stonewallingrds, those will come but joe biden is clear and accepting money from his son and his son was accepting money from agents of foreign governments. we have a lot of advocates and were getting more and impeachment inquiry is warranted because we have to get to the bottom of what the biden collusion in his family was all about. cheryl: todd piro's onset, go ahead. >> there is a subtext that bothers me and it seems to come from the left, it's the following if you don't like a log you don't follow it we heard this from the governor there in new mexico and the subtext from jamie raskin you guys don't have any evidence, to your point there is a stonewalling going on from democrat to the president in the entire administrative state in washington, d.c. how can we have a system of laws when those people that are supposed to be in charge of our government are flouting those laws and thumbing their nose at the system. >> absolutely, congress is going to do the job that the department of justice is n

their investigations to an impeachment inquiry is nest, to overcome what they say is white house stonewalling in their various probes >> there's enough smoke. there may be a fire there, so, i think this is the logical next step. >> that's what looks like and it's absolutely the right thing to do. >> reporter: democrats tonight rallying to the president's defense, accusing republicans of seeking revenge for the two impeachments of donald trump. >> this is an illegitimate impeachment inquiry, period, full stop. >> reporter: some openly mocking the gop effort as unserious, without evidence or a full house vote to support it >> oh, my gosh -- you know -- oh, it's devastating. oooh, don't do it! please, don't do it. oh, no, oh, no >> reporter: and tonight, the committee chairman leading the inquiry says his first step will be pursuing bank records for hunter biden and the president's brother. lester >> garrett haake starting us off, thank you. >>> here in iran tonight, the pieces are nearly in place for a prisoner swap between the u.s. and iran the deal generating controversy tonight, after iran's

through subpoena power, they've gotten stonewalled on the national archives with the mails and stonewalls on letters to the -- a letter to the white house counsel, so what i think they need to do is the impeachment inquiry gives them the powers. now there is a debate on procedure wise, typically there would be a vote for this. but i would say that the constitution is pretty vague in terms of whether or not you actually have to vote on the inquiry. so i think they'll have the apex of power and have to go to the court to battle these things out but i think they've done everything they could up into this point so a inquiry is necessary. >> so it doesn't seem if he called for a vote, that he would have had the votes? or maybe he just didn't even want to put the vulnerable or -- i don't know how vulnerable, but the republicans from biden districts in that position. >> this is the challenge that mccarthy has with the caucus where the margins is very sli, and it is a thin majority. he can't really afford to lose any of them. so this kind of represents a middle path that tries to keep the moderat

they stonewall charges being brought in the ticket of columbia in march of '232 the, they stonewall itcalifornia. meanwhile, the attorney general has twice testified on capitol hill that attorney weiss had every, all authority to do this. and so it's always the stop and go. and i think that's the the really troubling crux is, to the chairman's point, if he had the authority, he wouldn't need to designate special counsel. but instead we've seen statute of limitations run, we've seen the slow-walking of this. irs whistleblowers have talked about that. so this thing is just rotten to the core. elizabeth: yeah, average americans get immediately charged with tax evasion right off the bat. i mean, so but they let the statute of limitations lapse -- >> right. elizabeth: -- on 2024, 2015 -- 2014, 2015 hunter biden tax evasion charges? why? that's not fair to regular americans. let's listen to the fireworks. watch this. >> have you had personal contact with anyone at fbi headquarters about the hunter biden investigation. >> i don't recollection -- recollect the the answer to that question. >> s

people deserve to have the answers to the questions, that you just asked maria but they are he stonewallingrs that came forward documented almost 20 million dollars, of money that came from china, romania ukraine, to hunter biden and the biden family. and let me tell you, that is where we found the whatsapp message from hunter biden to chinese business partner saying, um, answer our demands i am seats next to my father, guess what? until this whistleblowers came out president of the united states said he knew nothing of son hunter biden businesses dealings next day white house was singing from a different tune said we're not involved in hunter biden's business dealings, it is not bad enough -- >> word games are you confident an inquiry is in fact going to allow you to get, joe biden's bank records with you got to connect the dots to say "yes" joe biden got the 5 million dollars that burisma said five million to one biden five million not other biden? because right now you've got special counsel david weiss indicting hunter biden chargeing the first son with three federal gun charges, so hun

they're seasonwall at every turn -- stonewalling at every turn.ow that if we don't make changes to how we spend money our budget, our economy, our way of life is going to implode. your guest right before me painted the picture, the american people are suffering financially with inflation, with gas prices, so we've got to do something different and it starts with getting spending under control. so we're going to do something different, maria. so stay tuned as we go to work today. maria: i'd like to know about these ayou pro presentations bills. -- appropriations bills. i've got notes about what apierce to be conservative wins on the department of defense, fully funds the dod request of 826 billion, invests in countering china, confronting an increasingly woke pentagon, on the homeland, you've got the appropriations bill fully funding the border security, consistent with hr2. mandating enforcement policies consistent with hr2. defunding programs that encourage illegal immigration, returning spending to fiscal year '16 levels. are you going to be abl

well, different countries are stonewalled. quality is also in the question of cost-free communication with us, which means that if we communicate, it will be on their heads, but i know that if the army system and with change the islamic republic. the islamic republic does not have a hegemonic view of a certain african country. take the weapons from our city. rezai nam is worried that when the buying countries express their interests in different dimensions, especially in the discussion of domination over them , they are not visible by buying weapons, when the cost and profit and in order to estimate the islamic republic's side , their arms sales market will be limited, thank god. there is a country where the supreme leader of the islamic revolution always stressed on balance in foreign policy, the transformation of foreign policy into foreign trade and what effect it would have on people's lives, and not to limit foreign policy to 34 european countries . alhamdulillah, both the parliament and the government now have this polit

we have been stonewalled at every single term by the bureaucratic state. to have this information out in front, the american people see exactly what it is. the inquiry is a logical next step for this. cheryl: does the gop worry it will look politicized especially as we get closer and closer to the election? >> may be. let the fox dictate where we go. talking to jim gordon, speaker mccarthy, they have always said this. let the facts dictate this. this is not a sham impeachment like we saw under nancy pelosi. the facts are guiding where we go here. this is way bigger more egregious than what we've seen in watergate. given all the evidence that we have already and to all the evidence that remains to be gathered, where we are right now it is the logical step to explore this reality that we are in. we did not causes. these are the actions of president joe biden and his family. you have e-mails, you'll have what's messages talking about his father sitting right next to him. it is problematic for this vice president. finally, the mainstream media is starting to p

those who are still stonewalling america worships america . watch this video. the hospital in bandar abbas came back when he went to the hospital . hair treatment and that i want to go to the country i have no way to return, i asked for help, i saw my servant very upset and sad hassan, we took measures to settle accounts in the jihadi cyber space , the people's police is still safari, the sed and broadcasting news agency and the zabul police chief, from identifying and arresting more than 900 natural and illegal foreigners in this the city reported, colonel hamid nouri said that since the beginning of this year, the police officers of this command have succeeded in identifying 927 illegal citizens in monitoring and cleaning the areas of this city, and the detainer, colonel nouri, added that foreign nationals should not be allowed to enter and leave our country. there is no reason for them to take legal action, otherwise, with they will be dealt with and after being handed over to the competent authorities , they will be sent out of the country and i say goodbye

we'll see whether they stonewall the department of justice as well. >> congresswoman lofgren, as youisfied not elated. we appreciate you giving us your take on something you were so involved with on a big night. thank you. >> thank you very much. >> appreciate it. >>> coming up, we turn to that proud boys prosecution. this individual made a key choice that shows, experts say, that he may have played himself further and parter than he ever expected. that's next. next. you can find us in big cities and small towns across the us, where our focus is to always support the people who live and work there. because you call these communities home, and we do too. pnc bank. detect this: living with hiv, i learned i can stay undetectable with fewer medicines. that's why i switched to dovato. dovato is a complete hiv treatment for some adults. no other complete hiv pill uses fewer medicines to help keep you undetectable than dovato. detect this: most hiv pills contain 3 or 4 medicines. dovato is as effective with just 2. if you have hepatitis b, don't stop dovato without talking to your doctor. d

either defying the truth like bannon and navarro or pleading the fifth which is still helping legally stonewallin the saga, here's a fourth and final note. these trump aides talked about their supported principles and that's why they said they refused to testify. here's something i want to share with you tonight. they said privilege. they said principal. and then they folded, both defended meadows and now convict navarro have testified in open court in the last two weeks, for the first time ever. how about that? it obviously shreds their claims, their suppose it principles, there suppose it privilege that they could not testify at all. they chose the power and speed of these indictments of these cases we've been covering and it shows something else that goes beyond their guilt or innocence. it shows when you actually apply the rule of law and justice to all, suddenly a lot more people start following some rules and even telling the truth under oath in open court. whether that is bad news for the beneficiary of their failed coup, only time will tell. we will be right back. -it's contagious. you

foreign affairs to defend the rights of iranians, said that the freedom of those whose freedom was stonewalled on the pretext of trying to circumvent the illegal and inhumane sanctions of the united states iranian diplomacy is working steadily. the us military asked the public for help in finding the missing fighter. after a 35 fighter plane disappeared over south carolina on sunday , us military officials say they welcome any information . according to american media reports, the pilot of the fighter after seeing a technical fault in this plane forced an emergency exit, but instead of exiting the flight, it was put on automatic mode , for this reason, it is not known how long and where the american f-35 continued to fly, and on the other hand , during an air show event in the state nevada in the western united states, the collision of two planes led to the death of their pilots. here , at the chaharstun military base, the f-35 fighter and the pilots left the base to fly over south carolina . our flight was short, the pilot came, but without the 90 million dollar fighter, where is it from? peo

there' bees been complete stonewalling.but of course, with the impeachmen theuiryt inquiry loo, probably next month of joe biden, these emails have come into focun ins again. and the newly important i think they were overlooked at the time and people now realize in the with all the other informatiothey n that's come out itious they're part of the jigsaw puzzle that show that something nefarious being conducted by joe biden as vice president.y >> yeah and of course the white house they say to see here.decie i want conor to get the emails and then the people can decide . >> miranda, thank you. if you look at youf you lo all a information we've been able to gather so far, it is a naturaalu wol forward that you d have to go to an impeachment inquiry that provides congress the apex of legal power to gete all the information they need. you've got to get to be able to answer that to the american public. the american public deserves an answern. interesting words there from the house speaker, the white house. bethey finally be reali

they threaten to go to court, well, this is not the way to stonewall a stone, why does it have to bee this, they say a law, you must obey it or you don't agree, protest , go out . don't repeat your mistake again unfortunately, i said that because there is no firmness in permanence and in the position that it should be, everyone knows that these rulings change, so when it changes, there will be no problem for the party who says, "well, i will be forgiven, but if this gentleman, whoever he is, now what you said is an example of what i said. there should be laws that are deterrents, not our laws are deterrents, not the laws that we give and shout. finally, a mediator will come in the middle, or this mediator is security, political , executive, or financial, and eventually the problem will be solved somewhere. they are with each other and this hat is on people's heads juan should enjoy football, which unfortunately they cannot , and we will not have any growth in football in this way. an example of this is the discussion we had in the match between police and the saudi arabian team, that

reason, in this case, due to the whims of the west, it simply accepts and releases the president’s stonewallersho do not obligate any country to anything. what is written there will not be very good, but it is not our choice, that is, russian diplomacy is going into a counteroffensive . i understand correctly. oleksandr is successful because for india it is such a, well, you can even say a foreign policy debut, but against the background of the rise of such pleasant events this year that took place in the foreign policy of india, this visit is triumphant. i would say so to washington and the visits of european leaders to judea. that is exactly why nidelai does not want such an issue as ukraine, which cannot be resolved in the near future, to overshadow these positive, let's say , expectations of how this one will pass, the hindus say about the fact that they will bet on economic problems, on some solutions, uh, there are some problems in this area , uh , it seems like this is a war about the russian federation against ukraine. and polarization of relations between the united states and china, i

. >> reporter: the attorney calls it a stonewalling of information. family says it is another example of a broken system, and they are prepared to take any necessary legal action. >> very intelligence. if you didn't have mental illness, i believe he could have done beautiful things on this earth. >> he was an artist. he wrote songs, >> reporter: nbc bay area news. >>> developing tonight, the united auto workers union has launched a historic strike against all three of detroit's biggest automakers. walked off the job at three key general motors and still lantus plants after automakers failed to reach a deal with the union by thursday nights deadline. the union want a pay bump, and healthcare and pensions brought back. >> it's a shame, they drug it out, they waited until the last week, so here we are. we got to do what we've got to do. we are all expected to stay back and take the scraps and live paycheck to paycheck scraping to get by. >> reporter: the strikes could cost the company $5 billion combined each week. car availability could eventually be hi

our frustration is we have gotten stonewalled and delayed. is there enough?have to be able to get the evidence to see >> out there. >> the white house says they have provided a lot of information, the treasury, department of justice, fbi. they'll say you are not there yet. >> we might not be there on impeachment which i would disagree but believe in due process and following the facts, that is why we are opening the inquiry. whatever we ask for, we are able to g so the fbi can't pick and choose what they sent. i believe the american people want transparency and that is what we are after. that is what i am not, personally. >> we know your eigenstate deadline. how much of that you think informs the decision? >> i think we need to pay attention to our fiscal house. that is in and of itself extremely important. i don't truly see these going hand-in-hand, they are two separate issues. we are back in session. let's get this done. >> we know the far right has been demanding an impeachment inquiry and have issues moving forward. >> i don't want to speak for the freed

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