fact thater common surrounded all of their backgrounds, all of those men wanted to fly. >> one of theabout general davis, he instilled in us a sense of discipline. >> i started out with these young people back in the black air force in europe in world war ii. performance was the absolute key in combat. to protect the bombers, prevent them from getting shot down from enemy fighters. my squadron was an expert in dropping bombs, hitting targets, hitting locomotives, and it was also an expert in aerial combat. the 99th squadron did one thing that no other squadron did. we shot down 15 enemy airplanes. [men singing] the 99th squadron did one thing >> we had quite a bit of competition in the squadron. trying to make ace. near. a few that came we did get some real good ones. >> yesterday i fulfilled one of my ambitious as a combat pilot. i got one airplane. on mycond, two came right, i turned right, put up a stone wall. >> the primary mission then was bombing strategic targets. we flew one mission and it took us all the way up to the czechoslovakian/polish border. it was the longest mission

[applause] thater pelosi: we brought message to the eu, we bring it to nato, we bring it to all of our international conferences, because it is important for people to hear. we see signs of it in other countries, we have seen signs of it and our own country, we must be absolutely clear that it is a , it is a priority if we really are to be true to our values. we must also be vigilant to dangerous ideologies masquerading as policies, and that includes bds. [applause] speaker pelosi: last week, we ,ntroduced the schnider schnider of illinois, and gary matter of new york, the er resolution that opposes bds movement. many not recognized, and of the supporters are not know or explicitly denied, it does not recognize the rights of to matchople self-determination. the resolution goes on to recognize the bds movement does not favor a two state solution and undermines the possibility for a negotiated solution to the israeli palestinian conflict. two states, a democratic jewish state of israel and a viable, democratic palestinian state sitting side-by-side in peace, security, and mutual recognit

thatere to tell you because all of the work we have done together, we are on the brink of not just winningction but reforming our country. [applause] and let me tell you a little of what that means. when we are in the white house -- [applause] the federalract jobs guaranteed to ensure that anyone in this country is guaranteed a job. [applause] there is more than enough work to be done in this country. let's get it done. [cheers and applause] when we are in the white house, we will attack the problem of urban gentrification. build the affordable housing this country desperately needs. when we are in the white house, we will end the decline of rural america. we will reopen rural hospitals that have been closed, and we that the young people in rural communities have decent jobs so that they can remain in the communities that they love. when we are in the white house, epidemic ofthe violence in this country. we are going to pass the common sense gun safety legislation that the overwhelming majority of americans want to see. house, are in the white reject not only the national disparity of weal

senior citizens cannot afford their prescription drugs. 1% thatere to tell the we will no longer toleratel new income going to the very richest people while millions of americans are out working two or three jobs just to survive and pay the bills. today, we launch our fight for a political revolution. we say to the private health insurance companies whether you like it or not, the united states is going to join every other major country on earth and guarantee health care to all people. you can spend all the money you want against us. we will have a medicare for all single-payer. today we say to the pharmaceutical industry that you will no longer charge the american people the highest fores in the world by law the medicine they desperately need. whether you like it or not, your .reed is going to end [applause] today, we said to walmart, to the fast food industry and to all the low-wage employers, stop paying your workers starvation wages. yes, we are going to raise the minimum wage in this country to at least $15 per hour. easiergoing to make it for workers to join unions. [applause] today

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thatere is an old saying goes something like a nation prepares for the next war by preparing to fight the last war or something. it sounds like you don't think that applies to world -- to what the navy did in world war ii. trent: that is a great question. --allows me to talk about which i am sure you know is a massive naval battle fought in the first world war. there has been a good deal of that saying they were trying to refight jutland. if you look at what an american -- they use itho as an example of in certain circumstances what not to do particularly when it comes to fostering the initiative of subordinate commanders. there is a clear threat at the naval war college by other was not ast jutland successful as it could have been because they handcuffed junior commanders with instructions that were too rigid. that was something they sought not to do. we will create an environment where people can take the initiative and act on the things they can say. the other piece is it often dovetails with the emphasis the united states navy placed on battleships, the movement of the battle flee

thater, just to clarify, doesn't necessarily mean all of the tariffs will be kept in place. some of the tariffs will be kept there. at an that was actually event of the export import bank, which the administration had not really asserted a position on. speaking of leverage, i can tell you administration officials view a fully functioning bank, as larry kudlow put it, is another potential trade resource that will help them use various really give financing to companies like boeing. shery: and it couldn't have come at a better time. we are seeing the u.s. economy starting to slow down. fourth quarter economic growth revised down to 2.2%, so maybe a trade deal is what we really need at this point. let's turn now to the latest on brexit. prime minister theresa may still aiming for a third vote on her brexit deal, possibly tomorrow. winning over her allies in northern ireland's dup is key. joining us from london is stuart briggs. we have seen the prime minister promised to resign. is she close to getting that deal past? reporter: it's won her a few more votes, possibly not as man

but if you're not paying attention you could be tricked by gas stations o thater cash discounts. oh, no, your gas is getting low. time t start keeping your eye peeled for cheap gas. there's one, there's another and another. you pull in, swipe your credit card, pump your gas, but then you notice youidn't pay what that huge sign advertised. you pd theore expensive price for using your credit card. but where was that price? advertis oh, there it is. the smaller sign-on the ground. maryland senator wants to pump the brakes on what she says is a deceptive practice even though it's totally legal. >> my bill just says you either have to post the highest price, which is generally going to be the credit card price or you can your choice. >> reporter: she says 75% of consumers pay for gas with credit cards, but that price is oftentimes hidden or in some cases just n evendisplayed. >> the gas station owners are worried it's somehow going to lose them business, but i don't think any of us are going to stop buying gas. we'll just feel better about not being ripped off. >> reporter: kagen says

barbara harrison does a great job with thater >>> clay an with us on a saturday. >> what's up, clay andersonsee >> reach out. reach out. >> how you doing in. >> doing well. we have great weather to talk about it. >> i'm so excited. >> it's cloudy and dreary, some utg and so forth out there. don't worry a it. >> yeah. >> see, here it is. i'll bring you nice weather across ourarea. outside right now, we do have visibility problems, but ty are, as we say, patchy. in other words, patchyfog, most of us don't have the problems. if you are driving, particularly in montgomery county, beware, be aware along interstate 270. you will have situations down to a mile and a half or so with the fog. temperatures are uniform, in the 30s across our area. th'll be warmer for your sunday. futurecast in motion. boy, it was really in motion, wasn't it? for your ssuurday into ay, the good news, as i said, saturday, today, it'll be dprry. we'll have rain showers overnight tonight. after that, take a good look at your sunday, everyoneem theseratures are correct. we go from the 40s to the 50s to the 60s and beyond up

thater he votes now anthony kennedy is gone, he will determine the law of the land. so the liberals want him to come over, inch over a little bit, but the conservatives are trying to hold him back where he always was. meanwhile, you have this chief justice declaring there is no such thing as an obama judge, a trial judge, a bush judge could he wants to project a bench that is not political when they all have agendas of sorts. easterny night at 8:00 on c-span's "q&a." >> on wednesday, president trump posthumously awarded the medal whoonor to travis atkins, died after he tackled a suicide bomber to protect three fellow soldiers. the metal is one of the highest honors presented to service members who display exit bravery in combat. the family of staff sergeant atkins was at the ceremony to on histhe medal of honor behalf. >>

of last night's state of the union when trump tried to d denounce division litics i mean, look at thateraug that's the way you clap when your husband finally puts the toilet paper on the roller [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause "you learn look at you! president trump today thtended a dinner withost of the national prayer breakfast. of course, for trump, every breakfast is a prayer eakfast. [ laughter ] "please, lord, let there be pancakesof [ laughter ] cials in boston are saying 12 people were arrested yesterday during the new england patriots victory parade. so at let it was more exciting than the game. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause g w york's l train connect manhattan and brooklyn was shuty down temporariterday after passengers complained of strong fumes in stations that cause vomiting even worse, one passenger passed out -- cds [ lauger ] president trump's childhood home inlyueens, new york is curre on sale for almost $3 million, and it still has all the original teeth marks on the lead-painted windosills. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause that's right president trums childhoo

i cannot believe thater christopher steele admitted during a deposition, coming out a day or two thate used a cnn eye report which is basically random people on the internet a comment board, and used parts of that to support details that he gathered for the dossier. so when the president and this first came out called a crap and phony, it appears to be that if you are basing it on the cnn eye report and that does not even exist anymore which is basically an internet comment board. that is shocking to me and i cannot believe it is not getting any more coverage. >> tucker: i agree with you. i worked at cnn for many years and in 2001 when gary condit was accused in the media of murdering his intern, but they all accused him of murder, and when it turned out that he did not do it and his career was destroyed, his life was destroyed, i have felt bad about it ever since, and i have nothing in common with him, but do you think anybody in the press will feelan bad that they have been lying to their viewers for two years? >> i think that many people have a problem with the media because there

. >> we change the rules so that --could have it help in happen elsewhere. , thatering rwanda genocide. germany is not a safe haven for them. >> excuse me. the house of lords decision is really important. i'm sorry, congresswoman. >> that's all right. i've lost my train of thought. i'm sorry. >> let me ask a big picture question and us and is you want to get back to it, we can get back to it. and as soon as you want to get back to it, we can get back to it. the role of judges. professor tiger, you talked about this attitude in your remarks where you said that we must take the laws and find perspective that existed in said africa, the judges that the rule is to enforce it. not our goal. it is not our job to make laws. it is our job to enforce them. expected -- if there are laws on the books in any country that someone doesn't approve of that you think are fundamentally wrong, how does it become the judge's role to fix that? >> what a lamentable lack of imagination. olsone scalia asked ted when, exactly, did the right to same-sex marriage arrive? >> the microphone. the microphone went of

thatere's not a lot sometimes comes out of things, but he said it was successful.tain, but i'm just -- i understand, but i'm just saying he only went to two. areas that missiles have been launched into, they are the most effective interception force in the world, arguably with the israelis. it is an important argument. there is also issues of distance. they've got over 100 intercepts to the extent that there have been successful so launches. general there just launched in places that aren't fenced. i think the idea that our partners are ineffective, kuwait -- >> do you have a question? >> no, i don't. >> it is a welcomed comment. right over here? tremendousperkin, presentations. i would like to congratulate you for a panel on both iran and north korea. at the same time i think it can't be stressed enough how in many ways this is one single threat because -- and reference this, the long history of collaboration between the programs, but now as the countries move forward into , production,ms they can leapfrog each other. support the reference to counter proliferation

the national emergency declaration made on february 15, 2019, the department of defense is taking thaterative decision path includes decisions by acting secretary of defense shanahan about whether and how to use section 2808 authority. until the acting secretary of defense makes his decision here at the department of the navy, i lack any definitive guidance to understand the full potential of how this will play out. as of today, the department has not asked to the department of navy to redirect unobligated funds, nor to provide an assessment of the risk and impacts of deferring specific s in the expectation of using the 28 08 authorities. we have a few specifics to provide, which i'm sure is quite frustrating for you. should the department direct the navy to engage in more deliberative planning, we will carefully assess the potential impacts of deferring any projects on fleet and readiness forces across the globe. you areportant and as aware, the process of getting project nominated, competed, and authorized for funding is deliberative, extensive, and a very important process. that you each p

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thatere was proof president trump has committed impeachable acts than i am behind that. i voted for donald and again, i'm a lifelong democrat. but there is no proof. there is just talk. there is innuendo and supposition. and for my party to stand up in congress andhe , if you impeachment listen to representative al green from texas. it was a few months back. list the number of things that donald trump has done that are impeachable, he literally spoke about hidden hurting people's feelings. as an impeachable act. this is an absolute embarrassment to my party. and where it's going with the regressive socialists. -- progressive socialists. and they need to leave the party and start their own party because they are destroying a great party in this country. talk. this is just it is supposition and innuendo without any proof. if there was i would the the first in line to say impeach the man. host: stick around this morning. congressman al green is going to be taking calls from viewers starting in about 25 minutes this morning. he will be here to talk more about this topic. rig

. -- does thater? help answer? guest: yes. host: yes.about 20% of the nation's -- by 2016, those top 1% owned 40% of the assets. warren's plan would replace 18% annual tax on the wealth of americans with $50 million or more in assets. 3% tax with those on $1 billion or more. what is the idea or purpose? guest: the purpose goes straight , that numbers you cited income inequality has risen. wealth any quality has risen since 1980. inequality has risen since 1980. a graph that was using back in the air of world war i, it was the same where the wealthiest americans held that much of the nation's wealth. greater equality happened with the new deal for instance and just policies that had higher taxes on the very rich for a while. around 1980, things changed and asset started moving back to be more heavily concentrated with the top 1%. elizabeth warren and others are arguing that that is bad for the society, bad for the economy. it is hard to grow in you do not have a thriving middle class, they argue, so the ideas that inequality has gotten ou